Because the Rolling Stoner is a lifestyle magazine, cannabis-inclusive education becomes a significant priority. The defining law is that buying and selling cannabis is illegal.

There are licence holders that, for the most part, operate in the export market and also the local market where cannabis wellness and all other related products can legally sell cannabis products without THC.

"Consumer education is the preparation of an individual to be capable of making informed decisions when it comes to purchasing products in a consumer culture. It generally covers various consumer goods and services, prices, what the consumer can expect, and standard trade practices".

Given the current legal status of cannabis, which is illegal in many places, there is a pressing need for education about both the potential benefits and risks associated with its use. While some argue that cannabis carries only benefits and no dangers, it's crucial to remember that cannabis use can result in a high, which warrants a cautious approach. This education is vital, especially considering the millions of consumers interested in cannabis-related topics.

Education is essential in any new industry, especially one representing a possible harmful response, and harm reduction through education is vital to the sustainable development of any industry. The Rolling Stoner commits itself to educating consumers as much as possible by keeping reckless companies from advertising and aligning ourselves with principle-centered companies that care to carry the message to consumers without profit as their primary purpose.

I believe the people and companies that deliver on the promise of caring for the well-being of future consumers will be the people and companies that last.