[FOX] If North Dakota residents vote to next month to legalize recreational marijuana, women in the state could be able to purchase an unusual item that’s said relieve menstrual-related pain: cannabis-infused inserts.Perhaps this will help end dangerous texting and driving.
A company called Foria, which makes cannabis-infused inserts, or vaginal suppositories, could sell the product in the state if the measure passes, KVLY-TV reported.
One Park River resident, Stephanie Carlson, told the new station she’d be willing to try the product, noting that she'd be the "first in line" to purchase it.
"I just want to be able to have that one week a month to not be hunkered down in pain. I want to be functional," Carlson said.
Foria, which, according to KVLY-News, already sells its products in states such as Colorado and California where recreational marijuana has been legalized, says on its website that the vaginal suppositories are "specifically formulated for relief from menstrual discomfort."
The product, called "Foria Relief," "delivers the soothing benefits of full-spectrum cannabis directly to the area that needs it most ‐ typically with little or no psychoactive effects," the company added.