Jack Herer reviews

Jack Herer in sublingual drops is correcting my Dyslexia in addition to helping me with ADHD, and learning disabilities. I get it from Knox Medical. I was prescribed for PTSD. I was not expecting it to help me in so many ways. Most importantly dyslexia. It unfastens dyslexia so it can be observed and flipped/corrected. Part of the reason it helps is an increased presence/patience/awareness factor. Sentences no longer trade places. Jack Herer in sublingual drops corrects that. I realized this because I’m studying online for a licensing exam to have my professional license in another state. Words in sentences are still out of place/reversed/flopped etc. but I have a slight awareness its happening whereas before I didn’t. Now when I get a practice question wrong because of dyslexia, not because I didn’t know the answer, and I read the correct answer it’s much less frustrating because I know what’s happening. Now I go back to the question and read it several times until the question makes sense with the answer and all of a sudden the words are right. So it got corrected! The biggest frustration is accepting that I’m getting questions wrong because words are flipped. I realize now that each time I don’t understand the question it’s probably because dyslexia is happening and I need to tell my brain what it’s doing and see if it can be corrected without having to get answer the question incorrectly. For me this is an amazing breakthrough. Other medicine I take hasn’t changed in years so I know this is from the Jack Herer sublingual drops. This does not happen like this from smoking. It’s a different brainwave with the sublingual drops. I’m so grateful.

I would like to see more sativa brands of concentrate. cant keep enough in stock.

Decent high. Definitely a sativa, kept me focused more so than tired.

It's almost the kind of sativa that kicks you in the ass with it's sativa-ness. Fast-paced, thoughtful high but a little disorganized and lacking in focus. Great for being outdoors if you can handle a little paranoia and anxiety while you're out. I've enjoyed this tromping through the woods. Seems to have some nice visual effects and motivates curiosity, so it's a good strain for long, aimless adventures alone or socially.

Finally got a few grams of this classic sativa. I'm usually a fan of hazes, as oppossd to many new sorts of turbocharged sativas, as those make me paranoid. This one doesn't do that luckily, but I did get a lot of energy and cool visuals. A little bit of downside is the jumpiness you get with higher doses. Everything outside looks literally awesome, like a painting. Typing is troublesome, lines are double like 3D screen sometimes, moonlight is epic, candle looks warmer of that makes sense. Another downside for me is the flavor. Not really anything special, slight pine and spice taste, sometimes orange undertone. Not too much of a throat burn, but a dry throat very well compensating for it. All in all for me it works like a superb haze, one of my favorite new sativas. When it wears off, in higher doses, it will make you tired and help you fall asleep.

vaping jack herer has been a life-changer! nothing but gratitude!

Method: Amsterdam Flower in a Vaporizer Aroma: Smells great and unique. Gives off very flowery pine vibes. I wouldn't hesitate to keep sneaking sniffs. 1/1 Stars. Taste: It does indeed taste full of pine, earth, and wood. I didn't get the underlying lemon that some folks taste but it was rather sweet and pleasant. I'm not sure what to compare it to: the smokiness of some maple wood bacon? 1.5/2 Stars. Feel: A very focused, clean headed high followed and lasted for a few hours. A great work strain as long as you don't go down a path like mine where I read season summaries and character histories of the TV show Dexter for hours. It was fun though, I felt awake and happy without any anxiety. 1.5/2 Stars. Ranking: A favorite work sativa so far as Green Crack gets me too racy and all the other sativas I smoke are social, giggly ones. Total: 4/5 Stars.

My go-to strain for migraine relief. While it does still induce fog to some extent, it leaves me the most functional and comfortable of any I've tried with attacks in the range of about 5-7 on the pain scale, but that lack of fog actually works against it somewhat at the higher end when that bluriness becomes desirable out of desperation.