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180 products · 64 stores stocking near Los Angeles · from $6 · prices updated 1 min ago
Balms, lotions and patches infused with THC and CBD — applied to skin, not ingested. Almost all of them won't get you high.
#1 sellerWeedyy menuBalms
$28.90-$60
Weedyy menuBalms
$29.17-$75/each · 18 stores
Weedyy menuBalms
$37-$62/each · 9 stores
Weedyy menuTopicals
$45/each · 5 stores
Weedyy menuOther
$9.99-$20/each · 5 storesNo live topicals brand profiles in this market feed yet
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$28.90-$60
Weedyy menuBalms
$29.17-$75/each · 18 stores
NewWeedyy menuBalms
$37-$62/each · 9 stores
Weedyy menuTopicals
$45/each · 5 stores
Weedyy menuOther
$9.99-$20/each · 5 stores
Weedyy menuTopicals
$36/each · 4 stores
Weedyy menuCreams
$48/each · 3 stores
Weedyy menuCreams
$77/each · 3 stores
Weedyy menuHybrid
$48/each · 3 stores
Weedyy menuHybrid
$77/each · 3 storesShowing 1–10 of 180
Topicals are cannabis you wear rather than consume — balms, lotions, salves, bath soaks and patches infused with THC, CBD or both, applied directly to skin. Here's the part that surprises people: standard topicals are non-intoxicating. Cannabinoids applied to skin interact locally without reaching the bloodstream in meaningful amounts, which is why topicals are the one cannabis product you can use before work without a second thought.
The exception is transdermal products — patches and gels engineered to push cannabinoids through the skin into circulation. Those *can* be intoxicating and behave more like a slow-release edible, so check the label: "topical" and "transdermal" are different promises. Most of the shelf is ratio-based (1:1 and 3:1 THC:CBD are common), often blended with familiar ingredients like menthol or arnica.
People typically reach for topicals as part of post-workout and recovery routines, massage, and skin care — applied generously to the targeted area and reapplied as needed, since nothing is being ingested. Around Los Angeles, expect $6–$135 depending on size and potency. As with everything on Weedyy, check the certificate of analysis on the listing so you know exactly what's in the jar.
A standard balm or lotion won't — cannabinoids applied to skin don't meaningfully reach the bloodstream. The exception is transdermal patches and gels, which are specifically designed to enter circulation and can be intoxicating. The label always says which is which.
Topicals act locally at the skin; transdermals are engineered to pass through it into the bloodstream, with effects closer to a slow-release edible. They're shelved together but used very differently.
Generously, to the targeted area, massaged in — and reapply as needed. Since standard topicals aren't ingested, the overdo-it risk that exists with edibles doesn't apply here.
Standard topicals are very unlikely to — THC doesn't meaningfully reach the bloodstream through skin. Transdermal products are a different story, since entering circulation is their entire purpose.
The balance of the two cannabinoids in the jar — 1:1 is even, 3:1 leans THC. Since standard topicals aren't intoxicating either way, many people simply try a ratio and see what they like.
Most people notice effects at the application site within 15–45 minutes, lasting a couple of hours. Patches release gradually over many hours — check each product's label for its window.