Cannabis products

Cannabis products are rapidly changing. The THC level or ‘strength’ of cannabis flower has increased, particularly in North American markets. Cannabis products have also diversified towards more ‘processed’ forms, including vaping liquids, oral liquids, edibles and beverages, and a wider range of solid concentrates. At the same time, the use of non-THC ‘CBD’ products has increased, particularly among consumers using cannabis products for therapeutic reasons.

Our research is examining changes in product forms and patterns of use, including potential implications for problematic cannabis use. Our work is also helping to develop the methods for assessing different product forms in population-based surveys and self-reported measures. 

Recent papers