Dr. Feelgood reviews

I am always skeptical of trying new strains, but I do like to explore my options. I came across this strain and wanted to try it mainly for the euphoria. I have horrible anxiety and have come to learn the hard way I have to be really careful choosing strains which limits my options a bit. The first time I tried Dr.Feelgood I was blown away by how GOOD I felt. I knew after a few hits I hit the jackpot. I was able to get things done around the house that I have been needing to do, without even thinking about it. I was content, felt mildly euphoric and my mood was instantly uplifted with no anxiety! I recommend this strain to anyone who needs a little pick me up physically and emotionally, without causing anxiety. This is one strain I will ALWAYS keep in my stash!

This strain bounced me up against the wall with a mind waterfall of thoughts that got me into doing excersice Yoga positions, And when interrupted by my friend who got back in the room I sat and had a deep brain smeltdown and counchlock Id recommend it for high euphoria and doing excersie, like high intensity like running fast in the forest or on the beach. Or for power yoga.

Best strain for me....NO ANXIETY. I usually stutter when I speak but not with this. I’m up and moving and loving my family.

like a sativa without the brain buzz. good energy and good feeling, not too much couchlock and nearly no anxiety

Very light brain buzz. First strain that has made me peppy and wanting to get shit done without melting into the couch and falling asleep or make me eat the entire fridge. Great for crafting time.

Its has very mellow high feeling in my head. The dr. feel good strain is relaxing and euphoric nice body buzz. I'm happy and peaceful. Harsh taste is not pleasing. worth smoking though. brain melter.

This is the first I've read about this strain that stole the name of another medical strain that has been around for years! Shortstuff was the first to offer a medicinal autoflower strain called Dr. Feelgood. I don't know if this Colorado imitator is any good or not. It might be excellent, but I see no reason why the proprietors had to infringe on Shortstuff's brand and confuse the consumers. The Shortstuff Dr. Feelgood is one of my wife's favorite medical strains for pain, and it's pretty scummy of this other seed company to copy the name. It would be like a drug company bringing out a new pain pill and naming it "Tylenol" or "Excedrin," not only dishonest but utterly unnecessary. It's medicine! You don't play stupid games with nomenclature when the consumer's health is at stake.