Crew Reviews – Elderberry Hibiscus Medicated Chews by Curio and Evermore Slydes

January 19, 2023

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Elderberry Hibiscus Medicated Chews – by Curio and Evermore Slydes

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Elderberry Hibiscus Medicated Chews – by Curio

Precisely infused with CO2 distillate, Curio Wellness Medicated Chews deliver relief that’s right for you. They are gelatin free and made with natural flavors and colors, providing a pure and convenient treatment option. Potential symptom relief: chronic pain, insomnia, muscle spasms. 10mg dose may produce these effects: relief from chronic pain with a mild euphoric effect. Manufactured in a cGMP facility.

Onset: 60-90 Minutes

Duration: 3-5 Hours

Recommended to Treat: Insomnia, Muscle Spasms, Pain

Ingredients: Sugar, Corn Syrup, Water, Pectin, Natural Flavor, Distilled CO2 Cannabis Extract, Citric Acid, Sodium Citrate, Natural Color (made from vegetable juice), Mineral Oil, Carnauba Wax.

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Rosin

Rosin is a cannabis extract that is made by applying heat and pressure to cannabis plant material. This process is known as “rosin pressing.” To make rosin, cannabis plant material, such as buds or trim, is placed between heated pads in a rosin press. The press then applies pressure, squeezing out a hot oil that contains the desired cannabinoids and terpenes from the plant material.

One of the benefits of making rosin is that it is a solventless process, meaning that no solvents or chemicals are used in the extraction process. This makes it a relatively safe and pure form of cannabis extract. Additionally, rosin can be made using a variety of cannabis materials, including both flower and concentrates, which allows for more versatility in the final product.

The end product of rosin pressing can vary depending on the factors such as, the temperature and pressure applied, the quality and type of starting material, and the duration of the press. A higher temperature and pressure will result in a more translucent, shatter-like consistency, while a lower temperature and pressure will produce a more stable, wax-like consistency.

Overall, rosin is an increasingly popular form of cannabis extract that offers a safe and pure way to consume the plant’s active compounds.

Resin

Cannabis resin, also known as hashish, is a solid form of the cannabis plant that is created by compressing the resinous parts of the plant, including the trichomes and other sticky substances. This compressed material has a high concentration of THC, the psychoactive compound found in cannabis, making it a potent form of the drug.

Cannabis oil, on the other hand, is a liquid extract of the cannabis plant that is created by using a solvent to extract the active compounds from the plant. This extraction process results in a highly concentrated form of THC and other cannabinoids, making it even more potent than cannabis resin.

Distillate

Distillate is a highly potent and versatile oil that is produced through an extensive distillation process. This process separates the desirable compounds from the cannabis plant, such as THC and CBD, from the waxes and other undesirable compounds. The result is a runny, translucent oil that is free from impurities.

One of the main benefits of distillate is its potency, making it a popular choice for dabbing, vaporizing, and incorporating into various products such as edibles and topicals. However, the distillation process also removes the natural terpenes found in the cannabis plant. These terpenes are responsible for the unique flavors and aromas of different strains, as well as their therapeutic benefits.

Without terpenes, the final product may lack the medicinal advantages commonly attributed to the entourage effect. To overcome this, some manufacturers add terpenes back into the distillate later in the production process. However, it is believed that any therapeutic benefits are reduced by their initial removal. Overall, distillate is a powerful and versatile product that offers many benefits but also has its drawbacks.