Some also worry about conflicts of interest in the emerging medicinal cannabis industry, such as clinics that prescribe products in which they have a financial interest. While users can be enthusiastic proponents, many doctors are still waiting for clinical trials to prove the effectiveness of cannabis on ailments ranging from anxiety to back pain. We know each customer, we make sure they know what to do with the remedy, we’ll do follow up, it’s not just a regular product you want to be sending over.” “From our end, it’s not just dispensing,” he said. Weisberg also thinks an in-person dispensary provides a better service. I'm so pleased to say we are eliminating the stoner stereotype.A medicinal cannabis farm at an undisclosed location in NSW that will legally produce large quantities of cannabis oil. We are truly seeing cannabis become a health and wellness category. You basically get to pick how you want to feel. With these new products, the marketing has become so easy to understand – “calm, sleep, relief, bliss, uplift.
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Transdermal patches, topicals for body pain, little mints, skin care, and one I'm very passionate about are beverages. On the more fun side of cannabis evolution, we have seen so many new consumption methods emerge. The regulations that are currently in place have required all packaging to be child proof, all products must be tested for pesticides, and THC content to make sure that all of our medicine is safe to be consumed.
Legalization came with over taxation and over regulation.
In today's world, you have to be state and locally licensed (ONA is licensed through the state of California and locally through San Rafael). When we started in 2015, the law was called Prop 215 which meant you could "trade" cannabis between collectives. Raphael: The industry has changed so much. SHACK15: How have you seen the industry evolve since legalization? The secret sauce for picking new brands is where/how is the product grown? Does the brand give back/ are they socially responsible? We want to represent brands that are health conscious, have a real heart and are helping our industry destigmatize cannabis. I am the buyer at ONA, and I have a check list for the brands that become an ONA Proud Partner. ONA also hosts different events throughout the year from yoga retreats, private cannabis bars, and cannabis advocacy events.
ONA helps curious cannabis consumers understand each product available through education. Raphael: ONA.Life is a cannabis concierge, we deliver the highest quality cannabis products to suit one's needs and are paving a new culture for the responsible use of cannabis. SHACK15: What is ONA.LIFE and how do you choose the brands you want to work with? While working with the firm, I was creating ONA.life on the side with my older brother, Aviv Raphael. My first job in cannabis was assisting a cannabis IP lawyer. I took a leap of faith, left my career, attended a cannabis women's networking event, and never looked back. I was turning 30 and I knew I couldn't waste one more day of my life doing something I didn't care about. Fast forward to 2014, Colorado had just legalized cannabis. I went straight into post-production visual effects on feature films, and had credits on Game of Thrones, Deadpool, and a long list of others that I truly didn't care for. Raphael: Before launching ONA.life, I studied merchandise marketing. SHACK15: Can you tell us about your background and how you got involved in cannabis? Nurit spoke with the SHACK15 Journal about her inspiration, how cannabis has entered the mainstream and debunked the stoner stereotype, and what women are doing to shape the industry. ONA is expertly crafted, locally harvested cannabis from Northern California whose refined medicine, united with their premier delivery service is paving a new culture for the responsible use of cannabis. Nurit Raphael is the CEO + co-founder of ONA.Life, a cannabis concierge/delivery service based out of Marin County.
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