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Revelry Buyers' Club Proves New York’s Cannabis Industry Is Finally Hitting Its Stride
Three years after legalization, New York’s cannabis market is finally finding its footing — and Revelry Buyers’ Club continues to be the connective tissue helping to fuel its success.
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Revelry Buyers' Club Proves New York’s Cannabis Industry Is Finally Hitting Its Stride
If you want to understand the state of New York’s legal cannabis industry, look no further than the most recent Revelry Buyers’ Club, held May 14 at Basilica Hudson. What began as a scrappy, community-led gathering has evolved into the beating heart of New York’s cannabis ecosystem — equal parts marketplace, cultural convening, and movement accelerator.
For decades, cannabis users have been portrayed as sluggish, couch-bound slackers — a trope immortalized in movies, media, and even public health messaging. But new research out of Belgium, alongside multiple studies from the United States, shows that this stereotype doesn’t hold up to scientific scrutiny.
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Cannabis consumers of all kinds judge the potency of their marijuana strain on THC level. While this seems like a logical thing to do, it’s actually not the best way to determine how high you’ll get. That being said, let’s see if we can take the mystery out of THC percentages and how they apply when using cannabis.
In recent years, the cannabis industry has been defined primarily by THC potency, but a groundbreaking study has challenged this notion, shifting the focus to a different dimension of cannabis character: aroma.