Mary’s Medicinals Review

Written by Jason Brett — Edited by Cathy Rozyczko on February 9, 2021

With numerous accolades, including ‘Best Medical Advancement’ from The Cannabist two years in a row, Mary’s Medicinals is pioneering a more natural way out of opioid addiction with their potent transdermal cannabinoid patches. Besides the usual suspects, CBD and THC, Mary’s prides itself on offering products also rich in CBN, CBC, and THCa. For those lucky enough to live in a qualifying state, Mary’s Medicinals is a popular option for all your cannabinoid needs.

Mary’s Medicinals crafts some of the most unique and exciting products of any cannabinoid business in the entire industry. They have received numerous accolades, including ‘Best New Product’ at the 2014 High Times Cannabis Cup, as well as winning ‘Best Medical Advancement’ from The Cannabist two years in a row. With a broad perspective that looks past the limited, but oft-held view of cannabis that it consists solely of THC and CBD, Mary’s Medicinals produces special formulas containing THCa, CBN, and CBC. The drawback, naturally, is that you must live in California, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Colorado, Nevada, Oregon, Vermont, or Washington to make a purchase at a licensed dispensary.

Prices are not available online for those living outside a qualifying state, but one can still window shop. Perhaps the most impressive product is the transdermal (absorbed through the skin) cannabis patch. The promise of such a delivery method for cannabis is immense, and could bring relief to millions of people who are currently dependent on powerfully addictive pharmaceutical drugs to manage their pain, or who simply don’t care to inhale or ingest cannabis.

Note that the entire Mary’s Medicinals line, with the exception of the CBD Remedy Oil, contains THC. Other products include:

• The Remedy Cannabinoid Oil – One of the bestsellers, these tinctures are available in four varieties, including 1:1 CBD:THC, pure THC, CBN:CBD, and CBD. Other ingredients include cinnamon oil, myrrh, and sweet almond oil, and the recipe is based on an ancient healing oil purportedly referenced in the Old Testament. Cool stuff!
• Topical Muscle Freeze and Transdermal Compound (salve)
• Distillate, PG-free vape cartridges
• Transdermal gel pen
• Capsules
• Distillate vape kit

For those suffering from chronic pain looking for something other than narcotic drugs, Mary’s Medicinals should be at the top of their list of alternatives to check out.

Mary’s Medicinals gets their extracts from Elite Botanicals, and their hemp is grown organically in Colorado. Big plus. And Elite Botanicals uses an entity called Loveland Molecular Laboratories for their extraction with organic alcohol. These facts qualify the brand for the Quality Badge, but we cannot award the Safety Badge, as there are no posted test results for purity/potency and contaminants.

Bottom Line – The Mary’s brand is highly respected, innovative, and popular among cannabis enthusiasts, and we certainly can see why.