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Table 3 Timing of use with regards to administration route categories, cannabis sub-types, and cannabinoids

From: A mixed methods analysis of cannabis use routines for chronic pain management

 

AM

PM

Afternoon

As needed

Throughout the day

Uncertain

Total

Subgroups

Inhalation

146 (10.8%)

496 (36.7%)

71 (5.3%)

211 (15.6%)

337 (24.9%)

91 (6.7%)

1352

Non-inhalation

210 (19.4%)

377 (34.7%)

63 (5.8%)

168 (15.5%)

160 (14.7%)

107 (9.9%)

1085

Cannabis subtypes

Indica

6 (2.7%)

177 (80.8%)

5 (2.3%)

13 (5.9%)

11 (5.0%)

7 (3.2%)

219

Sativa

46 (32.2%)

10 (7.0%)

14 (9.8%)

14 (9.8%)

53 (37.1%)

6 (4.2%)

143

Hybrid

4 (6.5%)

19 (30.6%)

11 (17.7%)

5 (8.1%)

19 (30.6%)

4 (6.5%)

62

Cannabinoids

CBD

128 (27.3%)

100 (21.3%)

31 (6.6%)

56 (11.9%)

118 (25.2%)

36 (7.7%)

469

THC

44 (12.0%)

179 (48.9%)

15 (4.1%)

49 (13.4%)

59 (16.1%)

20 (5.5%)

366

1:1 CBD:THC

15 (21.1%)

20 (28.2%)

8 (11.3%)

8 (11.3%)

18 (25.4%)

2 (2.8%)

71

Unknown cannabinoids

184 (13.3%)

504 (36.3%)

82 (5.9%)

219 (15.8%)

278 (20.0%)

121 (8.7%)

1388

  1. Timing of administration route categories, chemovars, and cannabinoids. Smoking and vaping were categorized as “inhalation,” while edibles, tinctures, and topicals were categorized as “non-inhalation.” “Other” and “Concentrates” were not subgrouped into inhalation or non-inhalation categories.
  2. AM morning, PM evening