THC sprays

A cannabis topical spray is a liquid infused with cannabis or hemp extract that you mist onto the skin instead of scooping it from a jar or tube. The delivery is the main difference. A pump or aerosol head puts a measured amount of product on the surface without much spreading by hand. Sprays are thinner than lotions and much thinner than balms, built on water, alcohol, or a light carrier oil, and they dry down fast. Labels generally list total cannabinoid content per bottle and often an amount per spray, so you can see exactly how much you are putting on. Formulas come THC-dominant, CBD-dominant, or in stated ratios. Like other non-transdermal topicals, they are made to stay at the application site rather than enter the bloodstream. Stock varies by state.

How you apply them is what sets them apart. Because the product leaves the bottle as a mist, you can cover a spot you cannot easily reach and you never handle the product with your hands. Many bottles state a cannabinoid amount per spray, which jarred balms and salves rarely do. Alcohol-based sprays dry the fastest and can feel cool on contact. Store the bottle upright, and clear the nozzle under warm water if it clogs.

Search Leafly for dispensaries near you and filter the menus to see which shops list topical sprays. Check whether cannabis delivery covers your address before making the trip, since local rules vary.