By Women for Women: 12 Cannabis Products for Women’s Health

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The best products for women are created by women themselves. Therefore, a great way to celebrate Women’s History Month is to support women-owned or focused businesses and practice self-care. 

Female cannabis consumers recently surpassed male users, creating a lucrative market for products marketed for women. For example, the Cannabis Consumer Coalition found that 53% of women and 42% of men are cannabis consumers. Also, 6% of these women reported daily use. 

These female-owned companies create products specifically for female consumers. This list contains products for women by women including skincare, ingestibles, smokeware and more. In addition, these products address women’s general, mental or reproductive health.

Kush Queen

Kush Queen sells CBD and THC-infused bath products, topicals, and ingestibles. The company is well known for their CBD and delta 8-THC bath bombs. They also offer other skincare products like lotion, shower gel and sugar scrub. 

Olivia Alexander, founder of Kush Queen, created a multi-million dollar company in just a few years. The brand was inspired by a group of women on social media who are passionate about cannabis, according to the company’s website. 

All of Kush Queen’s products focus on wellness and are handmade. Also, they source their organic hemp from Oregon. Kush Queen products are available online and in retailers in most states. 

Juna CBD

Juna’s mission is to create products that help women with the everyday stresses of life without pharmaceuticals. Their products include tinctures, stress balls and body oils which tackle everything from bloating to stress. All of their products contain less than .3% of THC. 

Founders Taylor Lamb and Jewel Zimmer created the line to help women optimize sleep, mood and mind. A quiz is available on their website to help consumers find which products are best for them.

Juna is also environmentally conscious, sourcing their products from farms that utilize regenerative farming practices. This means that all of their products are organic. Additionally, the farmers do not use pesticides, and practice crop rotation, and native planting and composting.  

Laundry Day

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Laundry Day offers 70s inspired smokeware accessories. Their products are both functional and decorative. Victoria Ashley, founder of Laundry Day, aims to help de-stigmatize cannabis through thoughtfully designed products. For example, the unique smokeware includes pipes in a variety of shapes and colors and a grinder shaped like a seashell. 

Laundry Day also offers unique lighters, candles and traditional mesh screens and rolling papers, which are all under $35. The Bauble Candle is made for self-care rituals such as meditation. 

Quim

Quim specializes in cannabis-infused sexual health and pleasure products. Their cannabis-based lube was created to replace glycerin-based lube. Glycerin-based lube can cause UTIs, according to Quim’s founder Cyo Ray Nystrom. Quim only has four products: an intimate serum, everyday oil, latex-free serum and an intimate oil. 

The intimate serum and everyday oil are infused with CBD, and the intimate oil and latex-free serum contain THC. The products all serve different purposes such as increasing libido, lubrication and general vaginal health.  

Van der Pop

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This female-focused cannabis brand provides products and education that focus on using cannabis for self-care. Products include two strains of flower: Eclipse and Cloudburst. 

They also offer accessories including rolling papers, lighters, grinder cards, pop sticks and a multi-tool. Additionally, the company has a blog that dives in to categories like self-care, motherhood, stash essentials, sex and cannabis education. The company is based and sold at retailers in Canada, but can also be purchased online. 

Pleasure Peaks

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Pleasure Peaks provides cannabis sexual wellness products for women. In addition, the company aims to supplement women’s sexual healthcare, which is the least studied and funded area in medicine, according to Pleasure Peak’s website. The company sells lube, bath salts, tinctures, sex toys, apparel, suppositories and supplements. 

Their products are designed for general sexual pleasure and pain. They can be used for menstrual pain, endometriosis and by rape survivors. They are Black, Female and LGBTQ+ owned and operated. 

In addition to their commitment to women’s health, Pleasure Peaks donates 5% of profits to fund medical cannabis research relating to sexual health. 

Happy Dance 

Happy Dance is Kristen Bell’s CBD skincare brand. All of her products contain full-spectrum CBD-rich products cultivated from American-grown hemp. They market their calming products towards moms and also those who are in need of a little self-care. They offer face and body moisturizers and bath bombs. 

The line is relatively affordable with products starting at $15. Happy Dance also offers a discount for teachers, healthcare workers and military personnel. Bell donates 1% of all proceeds to A New Way of Life Reentry Project that benefits previously incarcerated women. 

Brown Girl Jane

Brown Girl Jane offers CBD-infused self-care products. These include ingestibles, fragrances and skincare. They make their products from broad-spectrum hemp with a high CBD concentration. In addition, all of their materials are sourced from the U.S. 

Brown Girl Jane products do not contain any THC. The company values accessibility, transparency, simplicity, inclusivity and giving back through the Brown Girl Jane Foundation. Finally, all members of the c-suite at Brown Girl Jane are women of color.

Kikoko 

Kikoko is a botanical wellness brand that provides women with alternatives to pharmaceuticals and alcohol. Founder Jennifer Chapin and Amanda Jones created Kikoko to help their friend with cancer. Consumers can shop their products based on benefits such as sleep, calm, play, focus and energy. 

Kikoko offers herbal teas, mints, pre-rolls, honeyshots, tinctures and xtabs. The company’s product packaging is all designed by three female artists. Some of their products also offer health benefits. According to the company, the calm collection manages chronic pain and anxiety. 

Xula

Xula is a Latina, Black and female-owned CBD brand based in Mexico City. They offer CBD products that manage stress, pain and general women’s health. These products include salves, tinctures and hand-crafted pokers. 

All of their products are organic and grown at their own hemp farm in Oregon. Above all, the female founders created Xula as a way to reintroduce ancestral knowledge about the medicinal powers of plants. Xula products are available online as well as at several CBD retailers across the U.S.

Yummi Karma

Yummi Karma is working to create Southern-California’s first boutique-style dispensary for women. They offer tinctures, THC drops, concentrates as well as cannabis-infused lotions. 

Yummi Karma THC drops come in 18 different flavors and include 1,000 mg of THC. Two sisters founded the company and also has an all-female executive board. Finally, all of their products are vegan, gluten-free and made with MCT oil with no sugar added. 

Peak Extracts

Peak Extracts offer both psychoactive and non-psychoactive edibles, tinctures, topicals and extracts. Katie Stem co-founded Peak Extracts with the knowledge she gained from managing Crohn’s Disease with medical cannabis. 

The company’s Rescue Rub is an all-purpose topical for pain and irritation. The rub can manage pain, inflammation and skin irritation. Therefore, the company recommends the rub for conditions like arthritis, eczema, dry skin, sprains and joint pain.