Mary's Medicinal
“Cannabis is not ‘alternative medicine,’ it is an alternative to medicine.” For many cannabis is a gray area, but for Mary’s Medicinals it is completely black and white. Mary’s Medicinals is a cannabusiness inspired by the forefathers and generations of healers who achieved relief and healing through nature. Each product combines turn-of-the-century elegance with the modern-day resurgence of natural therapies. Mary’s Medicinals is best known for the award-winning transdermal patch, a perfect example of science and horticulture merged. Mary’s Medicinals line of cannabis products transform the way patients of all walks of life view and use hemp and marijuana, creating products that maximize the benefits of cannabinoids, terpenes, and plant nutrients. History Mary’s Medicinals was established in April of 2013 in Denver, Colorado. Since the launch of Mary’s Medicinals, the team has relentlessly pushed the barriers of medicinal cannabis delivery methods by discovering and implementing new products that reshape the conventions of cannabis use. Mary’s consistent development of innovative cannabis products earned her brand many accolades. The Cannabis Business Awards awarded Mary’s Medicinals’ Elite Patch the Invention of the Year in 2014, and Mary took home the award for Most Innovative Product at the CannAwards and Best New Product at High Times’ Cannabis Cup. Today, you can find Mary’s Medicinals in 10 states across the US, with more to come as the brand grows. The team strives to deliver all-natural wellness solutions into the hands of patients who need it most. Process Mary’s Medicinals is comprised of a team of experts who pioneer unorthodox delivery and extraction methods and combine nutritionals that work synergistically with cannabinoids to ease patient’s pain effectively. Chief Scientist of Mary’s Medicinals Dr. Jeremy Riggle, Ph.D. collaborates with his team to bring its groundbreaking products to life. Mary’s Medicinals sources its flowers from a network of local, trusted, high-quality cannabis gardens with master growers that practice absolute quality control. Then, the starting material sourced from long-standing partners are processed by Mary’s expert extraction artists to produce best-in-class transdermal patches, cannabis vape cartridges, topicals, and concentrates. Products Mary presents effective products that are accurately dosed and derived from clean, lab-tested cannabis flowers. Mary’s Medicinals is best known for its transdermal patches; the Elite Patch is a 2-inch x 2-inch laser-cut square containing 10 mg of active THC. Simply apply the latex-free, hypoallergenic, pharmaceutical grade adhesive to your skin, and the active cannabinoids are released gradually over 8 to 12 hours. Mary’s Medicinal transdermal patch comes in CBD options as well, giving patients access to non-intoxicating and extremely discreet relief. Mary’s Medicinals’ vape cartridges are offered in 1:1 CBN:CBD, 3:1 CBD:THC and a pure THC blend. Drip a drop of relief with The Remedy, a line of cannabis and hemp derived tinctures. The Remedy comes in 200 mg, 1:1 CBD: THC as well as 500 mg of pure THC or CBD. From soil to the final product, Mary upholds industry-leading accountability motivated by her patient-first values. Lab Testing The Mary’s Medicinals team takes the safety and efficacy of its medical cannabis products to heart, and are proud to offer lab-tested medical cannabis products. Mary’s Medicinal quarterly tests its products through BotaniCore for cannabinoid and terpene content, microbials, and pesticides.
Mary's Medicinal Cannabis Tinctures
A Quick Guide to Cannabis Tinctures
Tinctures are liquid cannabis extracts that come in small glass bottles with a measured dropper. They're the most precise dosing format in the cannabis aisle — most droppers are marked in 0.25mL increments, and labels list the milligrams of THC and CBD per dropper full. For consumers who want repeatable, controlled, no-fuss dosing, tinctures are the gold standard.
How you take a tincture determines how it acts. Held under the tongue for 60–90 seconds (sublingual), cannabinoids absorb through the oral mucosa directly into the bloodstream — onset is typically 15–45 minutes, faster than swallowing. Swallowed or added to food and drinks, the tincture acts like an edible: longer onset (45–120 minutes), longer duration (4–8 hours), with the liver converting THC into 11-hydroxy-THC.
The carrier oil matters. MCT (medium-chain triglyceride) oil from coconut is the most common — neutral taste, smooth mouthfeel, works well for cooking and sublingual use. Alcohol-based tinctures absorb slightly faster and have longer shelf life but taste sharper. Glycerin tinctures are sweet and vegan but generally less efficient at delivering cannabinoids. CBD-dominant ratios (10:1, 20:1, 30:1 CBD:THC) are popular for daytime function without intoxication. Atrium's tincture selection covers single-cannabinoid options, balanced ratios, and full-spectrum extracts from California brands trusted by medical-style patients.
About Cannabis Tinctures
What is a cannabis tincture?
A tincture is a liquid cannabis extract usually suspended in MCT (coconut) oil, glycerin, or alcohol. Tinctures are taken sublingually (under the tongue) for fast absorption, or added to food and drinks. They allow precise dosing — most droppers are marked in 0.25mL increments.
How fast does a sublingual tincture work?
Taken under the tongue, cannabinoids absorb through the oral mucosa and enter the bloodstream within 15–45 minutes — faster than edibles but slower than inhalation. For maximum sublingual absorption, hold the dose under your tongue for 60–90 seconds before swallowing.
What's the difference between MCT and alcohol-based tinctures?
MCT oil tinctures are smoother, taste neutral, and work well sublingually or added to food. Alcohol-based tinctures have a sharper taste but absorb slightly faster and have a longer shelf life. Glycerin-based tinctures are sweet and vegan-friendly but generally less potent absorption.
How do I dose a tincture?
Start with a small dose — 2.5–5mg THC — and wait 1–2 hours before taking more. Use the marked dropper to measure precisely. Most California tinctures contain 10–40mg per mL; the label will list the dose per dropper. Tinctures are ideal for users who need consistent, repeatable dosing.
What are 1:1 and high-CBD tinctures?
1:1 tinctures contain equal parts THC and CBD. High-CBD tinctures (20:1, 30:1) contain mostly CBD with minimal THC. These ratios let consumers tailor their experience — 1:1 reduces the psychoactive intensity of THC while preserving therapeutic effects; high-CBD options are popular for pain and anxiety without intoxication.
Can I cook with a cannabis tincture?
Yes. Tinctures are one of the easiest ways to make consistently dosed edibles at home. Add them to dressings, sauces, butters, or finished dishes after cooking — high heat (above 350°F) can degrade cannabinoids. MCT-based tinctures work best for cooking.
How should I store a tincture?
Store tinctures in a cool, dark place with the cap tightly sealed. Most tinctures stay potent for 12–24 months when stored properly. If you notice the liquid clouding or separating, shake the bottle — separation is normal for oil-based tinctures and doesn't affect potency.
Are tinctures discreet?
Yes — tinctures are one of the most discreet cannabis formats. The small bottle fits in a pocket, there's no smoke or vapor, and the dose can be taken anywhere in seconds. Many consumers prefer tinctures for daytime microdosing or specific medical applications where inhalation isn't practical.
