What To Know About Traveling With Cannabis

If you suffer from travel anxiety, you know how uncomfortable and stressful flights can be. Cannabis can help to ease your anxiety and reduce any pain or inflammation you may be experiencing. Additionally, cannabis has many other benefits for travelers, like helping you to sleep better and controlling your appetite. If you’re like many people, you rely on cannabis to help you manage your travel stress.

Do you like to travel? Do you find it difficult to get along with other people while you’re on your travels? Well, if you’re an experienced cannabis user, you may just want to consider traveling with edibles in Canada. Traveling with cannabis can be a lot of fun and can help you overcome any difficulties you might experience while traveling.

Flying with cannabis can be a fun and rewarding experience. In this guide, we’ll explore some of the benefits of flying with cannabis, including how much weed you can bring into Canada, crossing borders safely with edible or joint products, and the challenges of flying with cannabis products due to the abundance of “security measures” associated with modern travel.

HOW MUCH WEED CAN YOU FLY WITH?

The answer to the question of how much cannabis you can travel with in Canada depends on whether you are a licensed medical cannabis user, but for the majority of us, the limit is 30 grams or equivalent.

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This chart shows the legal limit for possessing cannabis equivalents in Canada. Simply multiply the class of cannabis you have by ’30’ to find out the amount of weed you are allowed to bring with you.

For example, as a Canadian cannabis user, you are legally allowed to carry a limited amount of weed on your airplane trip.

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When it comes to crossing provincial borders with edible cannabis beverages or flying with cannabinoids in liquid form, it’s generally assumed that “grams” are equal to “milliliters.” For instance, the 2100 grams of non-solids containing cannabis might be liquids or gasses, but in either exchange the conversion ratio is typically assumed to be 1:1. This might not be true in all cases, so if you’re ever unsure when traveling with cannabis in liquid/gas form, just take less to be on the safe side.

If you’re not sure how much cannabis of a particular product type you have, then you need to invest in a working scale. Digital scales or measuring systems cost very little these days, and it’s a useful tool if you get into growing your own or producing your own edibles, concentrates or topicals. All legally purchased cannabis products have strict requirements & limitations on their packaging size to accommodate these possession limits, but if you grow your own or buy from other sources then just double-measure them to be extra sure.

CROSSING BORDERS WITH EDIBLES, JOINTS OR CONCENTRATES

Can you think of a better way to travel between provinces than by air? Flying can be long and frustrating, but with edibles, you can avoid all of those delays and hassle. They take a while to work, but they can last for a long time.

You must be confident in your cannabis tolerance levels and know how to get taken to the airport or public transit without driving – NEVER operate a vehicle while under the influence of cannabis. There’s a clever way to time taking your edibles before flying within Canada, so that you can’t take them through security.

If you’re looking for a way to get a better night’s sleep on your skyway travels, start with some low dose cannabis edibles and see how they work for you. After a few trial rounds, you’ll find what works and what doesn’t, but always be aware that edibles can be unpredictable and can take longer to work than you expect. Always plan ahead for both getting to and from the respective airports.

So, unfortunately, it’s not possible to bring cannabis edibles with you when travelling internationally with them. Even though Canada allows you to bring them within the possession limit, it’s still not allowed to transport them across borders. This is because it’s illegal to transport cannabis internationally, even if the destination country is also legal in regards to cannabis possession.

Crossing borders with cannabis products is risky business. For now, the only way to do this is to stay within Canadian borders. In the United States, it’s illegal to cross State borders with cannabis in your possession, but there are some exceptions if you’re driving from one cannabis-friendly State to another. So, travelling with cannabis products within Canada is no longer a problem! That’s great news, and we hope international restrictions on cannabis open up soon. Let’s go, other countries!

WEED TRAVELING CHECKLIST

We know that you can travel with weed in Canada, and we’ve figured out that it’s safe to cross borders with cannabis products, including edibles, joints, concentrates and topicals. So now, what’s left to cover? Flying with cannabis products in Canada requires taking extra care, because even if you know your rights there will always be security agents who push the limits or target you because of their personal prejudices against cannabis. That’s why we’ve put together a checklist of things to do or bring along with you when traveling with cannabis in Canada.

STORAGE CONTAINER

If you’re traveling with cannabis products in Canada, make sure to bring a secure storage container that doesn’t produce any smells. A dimebag will just not do – you need to bring your personal stash in a container that can be securely locked/sealed.

Cannabis travel is becoming more and more popular, and with good reason. Bringing your weed with you in your carry-on or checked baggage is the perfect way to avoid any delays or problems at the airport. Most people who travel with cannabis recommend doing so, and there is little Airport Security can do to discriminate against you. By bringing your weed with you, you can easily avoid any hassles and get on your flight without any drama.

ACCESSORIES

If you’re going to use cannabis while traveling, you’ll need some accessories like pipes, bongs, lighters, vaporizers, and more. You can research the city/town you’re traveling to and see if they have local stores, but it’s always safest to bring your own accessories – and it’s cheaper than buying new sets every time you travel.

Many people choose to store their accessories with their carry-ons because many accessories are delicate or expensive. Some airlines don’t allow equipment or glass items on the passenger areas of the plane, so you might have to acquiesce and store these in your luggage.

CARE PACKAGE

A special care package for traveling cannabis users will be tailored to their specific needs. Some people might want to bring vitamins or supplements that help them recover from cannabis usage – for times when edibles take a stronger effect. Others might bring CBD edibles to counteract the THC if it becomes too overpowering. Hemp CBD is treated differently than cannabis, so it can be counted as Outside Your Personal Possession.

Other thoughtful items you might receive in a care package include snacks, water, fragrant masking agents to cover up cannabis smells, and cosmetic items to help counteract the effects of red eyes on flights.

RECORDS

It is important that you bring any records or paperwork that may help you avoid any issues when flying with weed in Canada. If you have a medical license for cannabis, you will likely have a higher allowable limit of possession and will have access to more potent cannabis products for medical needs. This shows how essential it is that you bring any documentation that proves you have a medical license for cannabis.

If you’re not a medical licensee, there are still some records that can help you avoid friction with security or law enforcement. Transaction records, receipts, invoices or even emails that detail where you got your cannabis and how much can help ward off any suspicion. Records like your past medical history with cannabis, even if you’re not a license holder, can also go a long way towards protecting your rights to use cannabis.

Thanks for taking the time to read this article. By following these simple tips, you’ll be well-prepared for your upcoming cannabis travel adventure. Here are some suggestions for where to go based on your budget and desired experience. Thanks again for choosing cannabis!