Harlequin reviews

One of the best for the benefits of a high CBD strain. Being a heavy dose user of cannabis I like the pain relief of this strain. If you are looking for a mellow energetic "high" or very little head buzz, and truly just want pain relief and still be able to get things done this is a perfect strain. Cannabis City Collective carries this strain on a regular basis. I highly recommend this strain for true medicinal purposes. Makes good edibles too.

I absolutely love it. No head change and complete pain relief. Highly recommended.

One of my favorites for pain and relaxation. The interesting thing about this "sativa" (although I think better described as a hybrid) is that I can sleep just fine on it. Takes pain away instantly.

O my, Harlequin may be my fav strain to date. Burning migraine pain; mostly facial involvment. Not too dizzy. Pain scale 6-7; nausea 4-5 when I medicated @ 1530 or so. Hits ya hard & doesn't take too long to start working (bout 5 min). Pain/nausea gone. Dizzy bout a 5-6 bu totally ok. Heavy head buzz but not a couch planter. NO ANXIETY PARANOIA. Body high dang near pefect. Relaxed to where I don't wanna do a whole lot but totally awake. Could probably be an awesome worker bud if I had something I needed to do. Will have to try this one again to gauge how this' gonna affect me over a longer period of time.

Go to strain when my joints are killing me. Good pain reliever for a decent amount of time. Harlequin is one of my favorites. The smell is one you wont forget.

love this strain, tastes great smells good and does wonders for my PTSD. Harlequin has become my daily go to for day time activities.

This high CBD strain (10.8% CBD) still had 7.4% THC and provided a mild cerebral buzz along with the health benefits of CBD. One can completely function and go about your day accomplishing whatever it is you need to do.

I'm experimenting with low THC, high CBD strains for treatment of lower back pain and stress. Harlequin is 5.94 THC and 3.34 CBD. I'm using a Magic Flight to vape the medicine. I'm alone. My wife is asleep upstairs. The TV is on, but with the sound off. The dog and cats are asleep. (Now you know the "setting.") If someone were here, I would talk to them, but slower and more causally than I usually talk. I now notice I'm not bothered by either back or upper leg pain. So, for me, there is pain relief. I have no problem forming thoughts and sentences. I can type. I tend to come up with "outside the box" ideas when I'm in this relaxed state. Perhaps being without pain allows the thoughts to blossom. The percentages of THC/CBD in Harlequin is not commonly found very much in San Jose. If find it is an excellent mixture. It delivers both somatic (body) relief of pain but stimulates a "creative" center in the brain, as well.