Table 2.
Variable | Percentage |
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Forms of marijuana used among respondents who used ≥1 form in the past year (n = 1270) | |
Smoked | 55 |
Smoked, vaporized, and edibles | 13 |
Smoked and vaporized | 9 |
Edibles | 8 |
Smoked, vaporized, edibles, and concentrates | 6 |
Smoked, vaporized, edibles, concentrates, and topicals | 3 |
Vaporized | 3 |
Vaporized and edibles | 1 |
Topicals | 1 |
The most common combination of marijuana forms used among respondents who used multiple forms in the past year (n = 622) | |
Smoked and edibles | 53 |
Smoked and vaporized | 31 |
Smoked, vaporized, concentrates, and edibles | 10 |
Smoked, vaporized, and concentrates | 7 |
Forms of edibles used among respondents who used edibles in the past year (n = 593)† | |
Baked goods/pastries | 68.2 |
Candies | 60.2 |
Drinks | 10.5 |
Spreads | 7.7 |
Sublingual drops | 7.1 |
Snacks | 6.6 |
Pills | 5.6 |
Mouth spray | 2.5 |
Other | 2.7 |
Numbers are unweighted, and percentages are weighted. Each row heading refers to a different population. Percentages may not sum to 100 due to rounding.
Examples of each edible category were provided. Examples of baked goods/pastries were cake pops, brownies, or cookies; examples of candies were gummy bears, chocolate, or lollipops; examples of drinks were tea, juice, or coffee; examples of spreads were butter, peanut butter, agave nectar, or chocolate– hazelnut; and examples of snacks were ice cream, chips, peanuts, or popcorn. No examples were provided for sublingual drops, pills, mouth spray, or other forms.