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To choose the right edible, focus on six key factors: potency, desired effect, type of edible, dietary preferences, extract type, and price per milligram. Start by deciding how strong you want the experience to be, then match the cannabinoid profile (THC, CBD, or balanced) to your goal. From there, choose a format you enjoy, confirm ingredients fit your diet, understand what extract is used, and compare value — not just sticker price.

Choosing correctly isn’t about flavour or branding first. It’s about matching the product to your tolerance, expectations, and lifestyle. Edibles work differently from smoking or vaping — they last longer, hit differently, and require smarter dosing decisions. A structured approach helps avoid overconsumption and ensures a better overall experience.

Quick Summary: The 6 Things That Matter Most

Factor	What to Look For	Why It Matters
Potency	Check THC per serving (5–10mg for beginners)	Determines intensity and overall experience
Desired Effect	THC-dominant, CBD-balanced, or specific ratios	Aligns the product with your goal (social, relaxed, stronger experience)
Type of Edible	Gummies, chocolates, beverages, tinctures, capsules	Affects onset time, convenience, and dosing control
Dietary Preferences	Vegan, gluten-free, sugar-free, natural ingredients	Ensures compatibility with lifestyle and health choices
Type of Extract Used	Distillate, full-spectrum, live resin	Influences flavour profile and overall effect complexity
Price	Compare price per mg of THC	Gives the most accurate measure of value

Potency: Start With the Right THC Strength

Potency is the most important factor when choosing an edible. THC in edibles is processed by the liver and converted into 11-hydroxy-THC, which produces longer-lasting and often stronger effects than smoking or vaping.

The key number to check is THC per serving (mg).

Experience Level	Recommended Dose
Beginner	2.5–5 mg THC
Occasional	5–10 mg THC
Regular	10–20 mg THC
High tolerance	25 mg+

Tolerance matters most, but body weight can slightly affect how THC feels. Lighter individuals may feel stronger effects from the same dose, while heavier individuals sometimes require slightly more. To estimate a comfortable starting point, check our detailed guide: Edible Dosage Chart by Weight

Desired Effect: Match Cannabinoids to Your Goal

Not all edibles produce the same experience. The cannabinoid profile determines how the effects feel and what the product is best suited for.

Profile	Typical Experience
THC-dominant	Euphoric, recreational, stronger psychoactive effect
THC + CBD (1:1)	Balanced experience, smoother high
CBD-dominant	Relaxation without intoxication
THC + minor cannabinoids (CBN, CBG)	Targeted effects like sleep, focus, or mood

Some modern edibles are formulated for specific effects by combining cannabinoids in precise ratios. For example, sleep formulas often combine THC with CBN, while focus products may include CBG. Many consumers also enjoy balanced blends that create a smoother overall experience. If you’re specifically looking for targeted formulas, you can explore the Effect-Based Edibles collection.

For more traditional options, many people choose classic THC gummies. Or non-intoxicating CBD edibles if relaxation without a high is the goal.

Type of Edible: Choose a Format You Enjoy

Cannabis edibles come in several formats, and the one you choose can affect convenience, dosing control, and overall experience. While the active ingredient is the same, the format can influence how easy it is to consume and portion correctly.

Type	Advantages
Gummies	Most popular format, easy to dose, consistent effects
Chocolate bars	Familiar format with smooth flavour
Beverages	Often faster onset depending on formulation
Capsules	Precise dosing with no taste
Tinctures	Flexible dosing and faster absorption

In Canada, THC gummies are the most popular edible format thanks to their consistent dosing and convenience. For consumers who prefer a more traditional treat, cannabis chocolate edibles are another popular option. Ultimately, the best edible format is the one you enjoy and can dose easily.

Dietary Preferences: Check Ingredients

Ingredients matter more than many consumers realize, especially for people following specific diets or trying to avoid certain additives. Many modern edibles are now made to accommodate common dietary preferences.

Common options include:

• Vegan edibles made with pectin instead of gelatin
• Gluten-free formulations
• Sugar-free or low-sugar products
• Edibles made with natural flavours and colours

Checking the ingredient list helps ensure the product fits your diet, lifestyle, and health preferences, not just your desired effects.

Type of Extract Used

The type of cannabis extract used in an edible influences flavour, aroma, and sometimes the overall experience. The three most common extracts used in edibles are distillate, live resin, and live rosin.

Extract Type	Characteristics
Distillate	Most common option, neutral flavour and very consistent THC potency
Live Resin	Made from fresh frozen cannabis, preserves more terpenes and natural flavour
Live Rosin	Solventless extract known for its purity and rich terpene profile

Most edibles are made with distillate because it allows precise dosing and keeps flavours neutral. However, live resin and live rosin edibles are becoming more common, as consumers increasingly look for products that preserve more of the plant’s original terpene profile.

Price: Compare Cost Per Milligram

Price can vary widely between edible products, so the best way to compare value is by looking at price per milligram of THC, not just the package price. Two products might look similar at first glance, but the total THC content can make a big difference in actual value.

Product	Total THC	Price	Price per mg
Local store edible	10 mg	$4	$0.40 / mg
“Classic” gummies	200 mg	$19	$0.095 / mg
High-dose gummies	1000 mg	$39	$0.039 / mg

At first glance, the $4 edible may appear cheaper. However, because local cannabis stores in Canada limit edibles to 10 mg THC per package, the price per milligram is significantly higher.

When comparing value:

• 200 mg gummies online are about 4× cheaper per mg
• 1000 mg packs can be around 10× cheaper per mg

This is why experienced consumers often compare price per mg of THC rather than package price when choosing edibles.

Bonus Tip: Choose a Brand You Trust

Once you understand potency, effects, format, ingredients, extract type, and value, the final step is often choosing a brand you trust. In Canada, many edible brands have built strong reputations by being consistent with dosing, innovative, and reliable in quality. Some focus on flavour, others on targeted cannabinoid formulations or higher-dose products.

For example, Eden Edibles, focuses on consistent dosing, vegan ingredients, and a wide range of formulations, including classic THC gummies, live resin gummies, and effect-based edibles designed for sleep, focus, or social situations. If you want a starting point, you can explore our guide to the most popular edible brands in Canada, featuring brands like Wyld, Spinach (SOURZ), Shred’ems, Wana, Pearls by Grön, Twisted Extracts, Mota, and Eden.

Ultimately, the best edible often comes down to trying a few trusted brands and finding the one that fits your taste, tolerance, and desired effects.

EXPERT THOUGHTS

Experienced consumers rarely choose edibles based on flavour or branding alone. Instead, they follow a simple evaluation process:

1. THC per serving
2. Desired effect
3. Extract type
4. Price per mg

This approach removes most of the guesswork and makes it much easier to compare products across brands and stores.

Another strategy many consumers use is testing a few different edible styles before settling on a favourite. Trying products with different THC strengths, cannabinoid blends, extract types, and brands helps people quickly discover what works best for their body and preferences. Over time, most consumers develop a small rotation of trusted products and brands they return to consistently, making the buying process faster and more predictable.

FAQ

To consume cannabis edibles safely, start with 2.5–5 mg THC, wait at least 2 hours before taking more, and avoid mixing with alcohol. Effects can last 4–8 hours or longer, so plan accordingly. Store edibles safely and always check the THC per serving before consuming.

Why Edibles Hit Differently — and Why It Matters?

Cannabis edibles affect the body differently than smoking or vaping because they’re processed through digestion. Instead of entering the bloodstream quickly through the lungs, THC in edibles is metabolized by the liver, which changes how it feels and how long it lasts. This slower onset can make the effects feel stronger and more sustained compared to inhaled cannabis.

Most dosing mistakes happen because people expect edibles to work as fast as smoking and take more too soon. The delayed onset, combined with higher-potency products now widely available, can lead to overconsumption. This guide will walk you through safe, practical steps to help you dose properly, avoid common mistakes, and have a comfortable, controlled experience.

Choose the Right Dosage

Start with a dose that matches your experience level. Beginners should begin with 2.5–5 mg of THC, occasional users may choose 5–10 mg, and experienced consumers might opt for 10–20 mg or more. Always check the THC per serving, not just the total per package. If you’re unsure, start lower — you can always increase next time.

How Long Do Edibles Take to Kick In?

Edibles typically take 30 to 120 minutes to start working. Because THC is processed through digestion and the liver, onset is slower than smoking or vaping. This delayed effect is why you should wait at least 2 hours before considering another dose.

Understand How Long Edibles Last

Once they take effect, edibles can last 4–8 hours or longer, depending on the dose and your tolerance. Effects usually build gradually, peak, and then taper off. In some cases — especially with higher doses — a mild residual high can continue beyond 8 hours. Taking more too soon is the most common mistake, so patience is key for a smooth experience.

Don’t Mix with Alcohol or Other Substances

Combining edibles with alcohol or other intoxicants can significantly increase intensity. The effects may feel stronger, less predictable, and harder to manage. This is especially risky for beginners, as it becomes more difficult to gauge how much THC is affecting you. For a safer experience, avoid mixing substances.

Choose the Right Environment

Your setting matters. Consume edibles in a comfortable, familiar space, especially if it’s your first time or you’re trying a new dosage. Avoid driving or operating machinery, and don’t plan important responsibilities while under the influence. A relaxed environment helps ensure a smoother experience.

Read the Label Carefully

Always check the THC per serving, not just the total THC in the package. For example, a 100 mg pack does not mean 100 mg per piece — it may contain 10 pieces of 10 mg each. High-potency products in the 500–1000 mg range require careful portioning. Understanding how much THC you’re actually consuming is essential for staying within your comfort level.

Store Edibles Safely

Keep edibles in a cool, dark place to maintain freshness and potency. Always store them out of reach of children and pets. Whenever possible, keep products in their original packaging, which often includes clear labeling and resealable features.

What to Do If You Took Too Much?

If you’ve taken more THC than intended, stay calm — the effects will pass with time. Find a quiet, comfortable place to rest, stay hydrated, and avoid consuming any additional THC. Slow breathing and lying down can help your body settle.

The experience may feel uncomfortable, but it is temporary. Giving your body time to process the edible is the most important step. If it helps, you can call or ask a trusted friend to come over so you’re not alone — having someone with you can make the situation feel much more manageable. If you’re feeling steady enough, gently distracting yourself with a light activity like watching a familiar show, listening to music, or playing a simple game can also help pass the time more comfortably.

Enjoy Edibles with Confidence

When consumed responsibly and with proper dosing, edibles can provide a consistent and enjoyable experience. Taking the time to start low, be patient, and understand how they work makes all the difference. If you’re ever unsure about dosage or product choice, our team is always available via live chat or email to help guide you toward the safest and most comfortable experience possible.

FAQ

Want to Learn More? Trusted Cannabis Safety Resources

While this guide is based on our years of experience as THC edible makers and online retailers, it’s always helpful to explore additional expert resources to get a broader view of edible safety and responsible use. We referenced several reputable sources while putting this article together, and these can supplement your understanding — especially if you’re concerned about dosing or want to make sure you’ll have a pleasant experience.

Here are some trusted resources worth checking out:

• Health Canada – Edibles Regulations & Safety Limits — official information on how edible cannabis products are classified and regulated in Canada. https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/cannabis-regulations-licensed-producers/classification-edible-cannabis.html
• Canadian Government – Cannabis Edibles Safe Use Fact Sheet (BC) — provincial guidance with practical safety tips and recommended dosing strategies. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/public-safety-and-emergency-services/public-safety/csu/cannabis-edibles-safe-use-fact-sheet.pdf
• Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction — 7 Things to Know About Edible Cannabis — an evidence-based overview of how edibles affect the body, how to dose safely, and why onset is delayed. https://www.ccsa.ca/sites/default/files/2019-06/CCSA-7-Things-About-Edible-Cannabis-2019-en.pdf
• Leafly – Edible Dosing Guide — widely referenced educational resource offering practical advice like “start low and go slow.” https://www.leafly.com/learn/consume/edibles/edible-dosing
• Medical News Today – How Long Edibles Take & Duration — independent article explaining onset times and how long effects may last. https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/how-long-do-edibles-last
• NIH / PMC Scientific Reviews on Edible Metabolism — peer-reviewed research on how cannabinoids are absorbed and processed when ingested. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5260817

Proper storage of cannabis edibles is essential to maintain their freshness, potency, and safety. Whether you’re a novice or a seasoned consumer, knowing how to store your edibles correctly can make a significant difference. Here’s a comprehensive guide that combines expert tips from two trusted sources to help you store your gummy edibles like a pro.

Why Proper Storage Matters?

• Preserves potency: Protects cannabinoids from degrading.
• Maintains freshness: Keeps flavors and textures intact.
• Ensures safety: Prevents contamination and accidental consumption.

General Storage Tips

1.  Cool, Dark, and Dry Environment
   • Temperature: Keep edibles in a cool place (below 70°F or 21°C).
   •  Light: Store in a dark area to prevent light degradation.
   • Humidity: Maintain a dry environment to avoid mold growth.
2. Airtight Containers
   • Use airtight containers to protect edibles from air exposure.
   • Glass jars with airtight lids or vacuum-sealed bags are ideal.
3. Avoid Refrigeration (for Some Edibles)
   • While refrigeration can prolong shelf life, it can also affect texture, especially for gummies.
   • Use the fridge for baked goods or chocolates, but store gummies at room temperature in an airtight container.

Specific Tips for Gummy Edibles

1. Keep Gummies in Original Packaging
   • The original packaging is designed to preserve freshness and potency.
   • If the packaging is not resealable, transfer gummies to an airtight container.
2. Use Silica Gel Packs
   1. Place silica gel packs in the container to absorb moisture and prevent gummies from sticking together.
3. Avoid Excessive Heat
   • Heat can cause gummies to melt and lose their shape.
   • Store in a cool, stable environment away from heat sources.

Long-Term Storage Solutions

1. Freezing
   • Method: Place edibles in airtight, freezer-safe containers.
   • Labeling: Label containers with the date to keep track of storage time.
   • Thawing: Allow frozen edibles to thaw gradually at room temperature.
2. Vacuum Sealing
   • Benefits: Prevents air and moisture exposure, ideal for long-term storage.
   • Equipment: Use a vacuum sealer to remove air and seal edibles in vacuum bags.

Safety Considerations

1. Childproof Storage
   • Use childproof containers and store edibles out of reach of children and pets.
   • Clearly label containers to avoid accidental consumption.
2. Separate from Regular Food
   • Store cannabis edibles separately to prevent confusion with non-infused treats.

Quick Tips Summary

• Cool, dark, and dry place: Essential for all edibles.
• Airtight containers: Prevents air exposure.
• Avoid refrigeration for gummies: Maintains texture.
• Original packaging and silica gel: Keeps gummies fresh.
• Freezing and vacuum sealing: Best for long-term storage.
• Childproof and labeled: Ensures safety.

Conclusion

Proper storage of cannabis edibles is crucial for maintaining their quality and effectiveness. By following these tips, you can ensure that your edibles remain fresh, potent, and safe to consume. Whether you’re storing gummies or other types of edibles, these best practices will help you enjoy your treats to the fullest.

By combining insights from TIPA Corp and Herb.co, this guide provides a well-rounded approach to storing your cannabis edibles like a pro.

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=”” woodmart_inline=”no” text_larger=”no”]Recently, there’s been a surge in interest around full-spectrum cannabis extracts and it’s easy to see why. Unlike products that isolate a single cannabinoid, full-spectrum extracts embrace the entire cannabis plant profile. This approach doesn’t limit the consumer to the effects of just THC or CBD but includes a broad array of cannabinoids such as CBC, CBG, THCv and CBN.

Moreover, full-spectrum extracts offer a richer array of terpenes, alongside other beneficial plant compounds like flavonoids. This comprehensive composition not only maximizes your investment but also opens the door to a fuller spectrum of benefits, embracing the plant’s potential in its entirety rather than focusing on isolated components.

What are Full Spectrum Extracts?

The full spectrum extracts are a highly concentrated form of the essential components of the plant, which are primarily cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids, and are obtained from the cannabis plant trichomes. These are precisely obtained by the extraction process that is devoted to keeping the integrity of the plant’s chemical profile, unlike the other types of concentrates. 

These extracts are often labeled as Full Spectrum Cannabis Oil (FSCO) or Full Extract Cannabis Oil (FECO), indicating their comprehensive nature. Also known as High Terpene Full Spectrum Extract (HTFSE) and High Cannabinoid Full Spectrum Extract (HCFSE), all of which are celebrated for their ability to offer a rich and unaltered cannabis experience.

How are Full Spectrum Extracts made?

Creating full spectrum extracts involves a variety of methods, each with its own benefits and characteristics. Below is a concise overview of the primary extraction techniques, formatted for easier reading:

1. Butane Extraction

• Ideal for: Live resin, THCa diamonds.
• Process: Uses butane as a solvent to extract compounds, followed by a purging of butane, preserving the plant’s terpenes for a flavorful extract.

2. Alcohol Extraction

• Ideal for: RSO (Rick Simpson Oil), full spectrum CBD oil.
• Process: Ethanol dissolves both water-soluble and fat-soluble compounds, capturing a broad spectrum of phytochemicals. The ethanol is then evaporated, leaving a potent oil.

3. CO2 Extraction

• Ideal for: THCa diamonds, pure extracts.
• Process: Employs supercritical carbon dioxide under high pressure and temperature as a solvent, resulting in highly pure, solvent-free extracts. Requires advanced equipment.

4. Ice Water Extraction

• Ideal for: Solventless hash (bubble hash).
• Process: Cannabis is mixed with ice and water, making trichomes brittle and easy to detach. The mixture is strained through mesh bags of varying sizes to separate trichomes from plant material. The collected trichomes are then dried to create a potent, pure concentrate, preserving the plant’s natural flavors and compounds.

5. Rosin Extraction

• Ideal for: Solventless, natural extracts.
• Process: Applies heat and pressure to cannabis material, extracting resinous sap without solvents. This method is simple and retains the plant’s natural profile.

Each method contributes uniquely to the extraction of full spectrum cannabis products, offering options for consumers to choose from based on their preferences for purity, potency, and flavour.

Examples of Full Spectrum Extracts

Bubble Hash

• Description: Bubble hash is made by using ice water to separate trichomes (the part of the plant containing cannabinoids and terpenes) from the plant matter. The mixture is then filtered through bags of varying micron sizes to collect the trichomes.
• Consumption Methods: Can be smoked on its own or added to flower in a bowl, joint, or vaporizer.

Rosin

• Description: Rosin is created by applying heat and pressure to cannabis plant material (flower, hash, or kief) to squeeze out resinous sap. It’s a solventless technique, making it popular among those seeking purity and potency.
• Consumption Methods: Typically dabbed, can also be used in vape pens, applied to the outside of joints, or eaten directly.

Live Resin

• Description: Produced by freezing the cannabis plant immediately after harvest and keeping it frozen throughout the extraction process. This method preserves a more complete profile of terpenes and cannabinoids.
• Consumption Methods: Mostly dabbed, also available in cartridges for vape pens.

RSO (Rick Simpson Oil)

• Description: A potent, decarboxylated extract produced using ethanol as the solvent. It was popularized by Rick Simpson and is often used for medicinal purposes.
• Consumption Methods: Can be consumed orally, applied topically, or added to foods.

Sauce & Diamonds

• Description: “Sauce” refers to the terpene-rich, syrupy layer that sometimes forms during the extraction process, while “diamonds” are the THCA crystals that can form within the sauce. Together, they create a potent, flavorful concoction.
• Consumption Methods: Typically consumed via dabbing, though it can also be used in vape pens.

Final Thoughts

As the cannabis landscape matures, so does the preference of its connoisseurs, increasingly gravitating towards full spectrum extracts. This shift reflects a deeper understanding and appreciation for the plant’s complexity, beyond one-dimensional high that can provide THC distillate for example.

Full spectrum extracts, although pricier, offer a holistic experience by preserving the myriad of cannabinoids, terpenes, and other beneficial compounds found in cannabis. This approach not only enriches the user’s experience but also leverages the entourage effect for enhanced therapeutic benefits.

Opting for full spectrum extracts is akin to choosing a rich, harmonious orchestra over a single instrument’s melody, capturing the plant’s full potential to heal, delight, and inspire. In essence, as our knowledge of cannabis deepens, so does our appreciation for products that offer the most authentic and comprehensive experience.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

Terpenes have swiftly made their mark within the cannabis community, with numerous brands claiming their benefits. However, there remains a gap in widespread understanding about these compounds. We’re here to bridge that gap. Terpenes, the aromatic moleculas behind the unique scents and flavours of cannabis, play a pivotal role in defining the essence and therapeutic potential of different strains.

Beyond their captivating aromas, terpenes synergize with cannabinoids to enhance and modify the effects of cannabis, a phenomenon known as the entourage effect. This guide aims to demystify terpenes for the everyday consumer, shedding light on their significance, the science behind their effects, and how they can influence your cannabis experience.

What are terpenes?

Terpenes are organic compounds found in the cannabis plant, as well as in various fruits, vegetables, and herbs across Canada and beyond. The distinctive flavours and aromas of these plants are primarily due to terpenes. Terpenes themselves are basic compounds, with over 20,000 types identified in nature to date, including more than 200 that are associated with cannabis. 

The function of terpenes is somehow define, but research are still taking place:

• They play a crucial role in attracting pollinators, deterring herbivores, and protecting against specific pathogens, a vital role in the plant kingdom. 
• They may regulate the temperatures of plants by influencing the rate of evaporation from the leaves.
• They might be a way for plants to communicate

Terpenes that have been scientifically extracted or synthesized are sometimes added to day to day products, from skincare, essential oils to vape cartridges, to improve scent, flavour, and effectiveness.

Terpenes in Cannabis

The variety of terpenes present in each cannabis strain contributes to the uniqueness of each strain. For instance, some cannabis strains have a citrusy scent due to limonene, a terpene also found in citrus fruits, while others may have a piney scent from pinene, commonly found in conifer trees.

According to research, terpenes have the ability to work with the endocannabinoid system to augment therapeutic effects, suggesting that cannabinoids and terpenes work together. Terpenes like these can also affect the brain and body, potentially relieving anxiety or easing muscle tension.

5 Terpenes You Should Know About

Myrcene

This terpene has a very earthy aroma that gives musky vibes as well. The terpene mycrene is found abundantly in different plants. The most important of these is the cannabis plant; its concentration is very high in the indica strains. Apart from the cannabis plant, mycrene is also found in mango plants and lemongrass. 

Effects:

• This terpene is well known for producing a sedative and relaxing effect. 
• It is sought after by many because of the sense of calm that it brings to the table, thereby promoting restful sleep. 
• Apart from its sedative properties, it also has analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects to offer. This makes it a precious component in holistic wellness practices. Relaxation and tranquility, however, are still its main highlighting features.

Limonene

The first word that comes to mind when you hear about this compound is citrus. Citrusy aroma. It can be used as a diffused aromatherapy blend or it can be savored in culinary delights. Limonene is found in the peels of citrus fruits. Such citrus fruit includes lemons and orange juice. This terpene is also found in cannabis plants. 

Effects:

• The main properties associated with this compound are its mood-enhancing properties. 
• The terpene is capable of alleviating stress and, at the same time, adding more to the depleting levels of energy. 
• The compound also has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory potential. It makes a very versatile choice when it comes to promoting overall well-being.  

Pinene

This terpene has a pine-like scent. It is found in many coniferous trees, such as pine and fir. The compound is also found in herbs such as parsley. The highlight feature of this compound is the freshness that it brings to the table. 

Effects:

• Even more important than that is the fact that this terpene can act as a bronchodilator. The compound can enhance respiratory function greatly and can promote mental clarity.
• Along with that, it also offers anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective properties. So, if someone is looking to enhance their overall well-being, they could go right by opting for this unique compound. 

Linalool

Linalool has a very distinct floral fragrance to offer. This fragrance is reminiscent of the lavender plant. Linalool is found abundantly in the lavender flower. It is also found in certain other aromatic herbs, some of which include basil and mint. 

Effects:

• The terpene has a very calming and sedative effect to offer. Hence, it comes as no surprise that it can promote relaxation and counter the anxious feelings that we often experience in the modern day’s hectic lifestyle. 
• Linalool can also offer relief from physical discomfort and tension, thereby making it a promising choice for therapeutic purposes. 
• Linalool can be consumed by either diffusing it in essential oil blends or by incorporating it into skincare formulations. 

Beta-Caryophyllene

Beta-caryophyllene, distinguished by its tangy and peppery fragrance akin to black pepper and cloves, is discovered in miscellaneous spices and herbs, including cinnamon and oregano. 

Effects:

• This terpene may offer comfort from pain and inflammation while sustaining digestive health and overall well-being. 
• Whether encountered in culinary products or herbal remedies, beta-caryophyllene adds a vibrant zeal to the sensory experience, igniting a feeling of vitality and empowerment.

Terpenes Chart

Terpene	Aroma	Effects	Boiling Points	Cannabis Strains
Myrcene	Earthy, musky	Sedative, relaxing	168°C	Blue Dream, OG Kush
Limonene	Citrus	Mood elevation, stress relief	176°C	Super Lemon Haze, Durban Poison
Caryophyllene	Peppery, spicy	Stress relief, anti-inflammatory	160°C	GSC, Sour Diesel
Pinene	Pine	Alertness, memory retention	155°C	Jack Herer, Dutch Treat
Terpinolene	Floral, herbal	Uplifting, sedative	185°C	Ghost Train Haze, Chernobyl
Humulene	Hoppy, woody	Anti-inflammatory, appetite suppressant	198°C	Girl Scout Cookies, Headband
Ocimene	Sweet, herbal	Antiviral, anti-fungal	100°C	Strawberry Cough, Golden Goat
Linalool	Lavender, floral	Anxiety relief, sedative	198°C	LA Confidential, Amnesia Haze
Bisabolol	Chamomile, floral	Anti-irritant, anti-inflammatory	153°C	Harle-Tsu, ACDC
Eucalyptol	Eucalyptus, minty	Pain relief, anti-inflammatory	176°C	Super Silver Haze, Girl Scout Cookies

Final Words

In summary, terpenes play a pivotal role in enhancing the cannabis experience, allowing for a more personalized and comprehensive effect. Here are the key takeaways:

• Organic Compounds: Terpenes are responsible for the distinct aromas and flavours of cannabis, influencing its therapeutic and recreational qualities.
• Tailored Experiences: By understanding terpenes, consumers can select cannabis strains that align with their desired effects, such as mood enhancement or stress relief.
• The Entourage Effect: The synergy between terpenes and cannabinoids suggests that the combined effects of cannabis components offer a more profound experience than isolated compounds.
• Full Spectrum Extracts: Emphasizing the importance of full-spectrum extracts to provide a “complete” high.

Dive into the heart of the cannabis experience with our concise guide to the entourage effect. This phenomenon suggests that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts, with cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids working together to enhance both therapeutic and psychoactive effects. Unlock the full potential of cannabis by understanding how these compounds interact, paving the way for a more informed and enriched consumption experience.

Unveiling the Concept of the Entourage Effect

The captivating phenomenon known as the “Entourage Effect” is the intricate interplay between various compounds within the cannabis plant, manifesting their synergistic functions and profound impact on the human body. 

• Over 100 cannabinoids, 200+ terpenes and 40 flavonoid are found within cannabis. They work together to have a cumulative impact on the healing effects and mitigate the side effects. 
• The natural complexity and synergy of these compounds offer a more balanced and nuanced effect, embodying the concept that the whole plant’s impact is greater than its isolated parts.
• Full spectrum extracts such as Fraser Valley Hash Rosin & Phoenix Tears & RSO because these maintain the plant’s entire compound profile are often mentionned when talking about this concept (along with the regular dried flowers)

Now that you have a better grasp of what is the entourage effect let’s jump into its components.

3 Key Players: Cannabinoids, Terpenes & Flavonoids

Cannabinoids

Cannabinoids is the unique chemical compounds of cannabis. THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) and CBD (cannabidiol) are the most well-known, but over one hundred other cannabinoids including CBG, CBC, CBN etc, also influence the overall function of the plant. Different cannabinoids bind with the body’s endocannabinoid system in different ways and modulate diverse physical processes. Here are some health benefits of the cannabinoids: 

• Control of Vomiting and Nausea in Chemotherapy: Synthetic forms of THC, an active component of cannabis, are in FDA-approved drugs to mitigate these side effects in cancer treatment.
• Pain Management: It has shown effectiveness in reducing pain linked to nerve damage, cancer, multiple sclerosis (MS), and rheumatoid arthritis, albeit modestly.
• Muscle Spasms Reduction: Particularly in MS patients, cannabis has been noted to ease muscle spasms. The evidence for its effectiveness in spinal cord injuries is less conclusive.

Terpenes

Terpenes, which are aromatic oils present in cannabis and many other plants are also essential. They not only determine the cannabis aroma and taste, but these substances also have therapeutic properties. Terpenes like myrcene, limonene, and linalool have been investigated for their possible: While cannabis boasts around 400 known terpenes, only a select few have been extensively studied for their specific health benefits. Here’s a brief overview of some notable terpenes found in cannabis and their potential health benefits:

• Beta-Caryophyllene: Found in cloves, rosemary, and hops, this terpene might offer relief from anxiety and depression, showcasing the therapeutic potential beyond its culinary uses.
• Beta-Pinene: Evoking the fresh aroma of a coniferous forest, beta-pinene is believed to have antidepressant and anticancer properties, highlighting nature’s intricate connections to wellness.
• Humulene: Present in ginseng, humulene is celebrated for its energizing effects, a testament to its long-standing value in folk medicine.

Flavonoid

Flavonoids in cannabis not only add vibrant color but are also pivotal for the plant’s taste and potential health effects. Over 20 flavonoids identified in Cannabis Sativa play roles beyond aesthetics. Comparable to the flavonoid-rich foods like dark chocolate and berries, cannabis flavonoids, particularly unique ones known as cannflavins, offer intriguing health potentials. Here are a few examples of thsoe flavonoids:

• Kaempferol: Known for its anticancer, antimicrobial, and antioxidant properties. It’s also been studied for its potential to provide neuroprotective and anti-inflammatory benefits.
• Quercetin: This flavonoid has a broad range of health benefits, including anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects. It’s also been explored for its anticancer, cardioprotective, and neuroprotective properties.

Synergy Over Singularity

The entourage effect suggests that a whole-plant extract, which includes a diverse profile of cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids, might offer more significant therapeutic benefits than any single compound isolated.

Consider the analogy of multi-vitamin tabs, designed to deliver a balanced mix of essential nutrients in a single dose. This blend ensures that the body receives a comprehensive spectrum of vitamins and minerals, which can work together, enhancing each other’s absorption and effectiveness—akin to the entourage effect in cannabis.

Natural Combination: Terpenes, cannabinoids, and flavonoids each have unique health benefits. Just as a balanced diet or multi-vitamins offer broader health benefits compared to isolated nutrients, whole-plant cannabis offers a more comprehensive therapeutic potential.

Modulation of Effects: For instance, CBD can mitigate some of THC’s psychoactivity, while specific terpenes can enhance or modulate the overall effect.

• Example: Terpenes contribute to aroma and mood enhancement; cannabinoids like THC and CBD offer pain relief and anti-inflammatory properties; flavonoids provide antioxidant support.

Conclusion

Looking through the lens of the Entourage Effect reveals the complexity and multi-faceted nature of the cannabis plant with the idea of utilizing the whole range of compounds, the synergetic effect of which can lead to optimal results; one should consider exploring the possibility of using full-spectrum products.

Through the acknowledgment and utilization of cannabinoids and terpenes’ synergistic properties, we can take the first steps toward a more thorough and adaptive way of using cannabis-based remediation. Considering the further disclosure of highly intriguing secrets of this magical plant, the Entourage Effect is, in fact, a living example of nature’s strong synergy that hides within the cannabis plant.

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In the world of cannabis, the effects of different strains can vary significantly, leading to diverse experiences for users. Among the most common distinctions are the “head high” and “body high.” These terms refer to the unique sensations and effects produced by various cannabis strains. Understanding the differences between a head high and a body high can empower enthusiasts to select the perfect strain to suit their desired experiences. In this article, we will delve into the characteristics of head and body highs, explore the types of strains that elicit them, and uncover the nuances that make each one unique.

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Understanding Cannabis: Sativa, Indica, and Hybrid

Before jumping into the heart of the subject we need to have a bit of context about Cannabis strains. In the realm of cannabis, the two primary types are Sativa and Indica, each offering distinct effects.

1. Sativa plants grow tall and has light green, thin leaves. Sativa strains are known to induce “head high” effects which includes, energizing and uplifting effects, often enhancing creativity and focus, making them ideal for daytime use. 
2. Indica plants are shorter, bushier with broader leaves. They are known to provide a more relaxing and sedative experience (often compared as “head high”), often preferred for nighttime use to help with relaxation and sleep.
3. Hybrids combine traits from both Sativa and Indica, offering a balanced effect that can be tailored to address specific needs or preferences, making them versatile for various users.

Most of the strains available today are hybrids. This shift reflects a growing desire for personalized cannabis experiences, combining the distinct effects, flavours, yield, smell etc… the idea is to offer a wide spectrum of unique flowers. Usually when you go buy your flowers, you will get a Dominance as well as the balance between Sativa and Indica.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text woodmart_inline=”no” text_larger=”no”]

The Mechanism Behind Cannabis-Induced Highs

THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, is a chemical compound in the cannabis plant known for its psychoactive properties, which produces the “high” sensation. It is found in the resin, also know as trichomes secreted by the cannabis plant, particularly concentrated in the flowers, or buds. THC interacts with the body’s endocannabinoid system by binding to cannabinoid receptors, primarily in the brain, affecting mood, perception, and other cognitive functions.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text woodmart_inline=”no” text_larger=”no”]

What is a head high?

Benefits

A head high is a psychoactive effect of cannabis that primarily cerebral, leading to feeling happy, creative, energetic, and uplifted. Sativa strains are known to create a head high.  For example you might feel inspired to engage in artsy activities or motivated for physical activities.

Iconic Sativa strains like Sour Diesel, Green Crack, and Jack Herer are known for their energizing and uplifting effects, ideal for stimulating both the mind and body. This cerebral high can induce a sense of mental clarity and introspection, making it a popular choice during day time or for social gatherings.

Side Effects

The drawback of a head high, particularly from strains with high THC content, can include heightened anxiety or paranoia in some users. This adverse reaction is due to THC’s psychoactive properties, which, while enhancing creativity and sensory perception, can also amplify stress or predispose to overthinking in susceptible individuals. Additionally, inexperienced users or those with a low tolerance may find the intense mental stimulation overwhelming, leading to discomfort or a negative experience.[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text woodmart_inline=”no” text_larger=”no”]

What is Body High?

A body high is a type of high that affects the physical body rather than the mind. It produced by Indica or Indica dominant hybrid strains. Unlike a head high, which influences cognitive and sensory perceptions, a body high focuses on physical sensations. Body highs are particularly appreciated for their therapeutic benefits, especially for physical ailments and sleep disorders. However, the intensity of these effects can vary based on the specific strain, the user’s tolerance, and the consumption method.

Benefits

• Relaxation Users often experience deep relaxation and a sense of calm throughout the body.
• Pain Relief It can significantly reduce pain, making it beneficial for those with chronic pain conditions.
• Muscle Relaxation There’s a notable easing of muscle tension, beneficial for relaxation or therapeutic purposes.
• Sleep Improvement Many users find it easier to fall and stay asleep, making it ideal for those with insomnia.

Side Effects

• Drowsiness: A common side effect is feeling sleepy or lethargic, which might not be ideal for daytime use.
• Reduced Motor Skills: There can be a temporary decrease in coordination and motor skills, affecting activities that require focus and precision.
• Increased Appetite: Often referred to as “the munchies,” it can lead to an increased appetite.

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What are the different types of highs?

	Head High	Body High
Benefits	Euphoria Increased focus and creativity Enhanced sensory perception	Physical relaxation Relief from pain and tension Heavy, sedative feeling
Effects	Mental stimulation Heightened mood Altered perception of time and space Increased energy and sociability	Deep muscle relaxation Couch-lock Reduced mobility Possible appetite stimulation
Strains	Green Crack Sour Diesel Jack Herer	OG Kush Blueberry Northern Lights

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Conclusion

In conclusion, understanding the difference between a head high and a body high is crucial for cannabis consumers to make informed choices about the strains they use. A head high primarily affects the mind, producing euphoria, mental stimulation, and altered perception, making it suitable for creative endeavors and social activities. On the other hand, a body high targets physical sensations, inducing relaxation, pain relief, and potential sedation, making it ideal for relaxation and nighttime use.

Each type of high offers unique benefits and experiences, and individuals may prefer one over the other based on their preferences and intended use. As with any cannabis consumption, responsible use and awareness of strain potency are essential for a safe and enjoyable experience. By understanding the distinctions between these highs, users can better select strains that align with their desired effects and enhance their overall cannabis journey.

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When shopping for buds online or in your local cannabis store you might have you ever come across the term “popcorn weed“. In this post, we will tell you everything you need to know about it, exploring its characteristics, benefits, and how it compares to larger cannabis buds.

[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text woodmart_inline=”no” text_larger=”no”][/vc_column_text][vc_column_text woodmart_inline=”no” text_larger=”no”]Popcorn Buds also known as smalls refers to the smaller, more compact buds of the cannabis plant that typically do not grow to the size of their larger counterparts. These buds are named for their resemblance to popcorn kernel in size and shape. Despite their diminutive size, popcorn buds contain similar levels of cannabinoids and terpenes as the larger buds, making them just as potent. They are often considered a more affordable option for consumers looking for the same effects and quality of cannabis without the premium price tag of the larger, more aesthetically pleasing buds.[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text woodmart_inline=”no” text_larger=”no”]

Which Part of the Cannabis Plant Produces Popcorn Buds?

Popcorn buds come from the lower areas of the cannabis plant, areas that typically receive less light and are less exposed than the top of the plant. These smaller buds are often separated from medium and large buds during the harvesting process to maintain consistency in the product offered to consumers. While they are smaller in size, popcorn buds still possess many of the same properties and effects as their larger counterparts, making them an effective and often more cheap option for those looking to enjoy the benefits of cannabis.

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How to consume Popcorn weed?

Popcorn Weed is widely used in the Cannabis industry, but ore behind the scene. This is a great way to get quality flowers at a competitive tag. They are often processed and used in other products. Even if you didn’t buy popcorns before, you’ve consumed them probably without knowing it. Here are a few ways to use your popcorn buds:

1. Joint Fillers: Roll your joints with popcorn buds to enjoy a cost-effective smoking experience. While they might not be as visually appealing as larger buds, they provide a great smoke.
2. Ice Water Hash: thanks to a lesser density of the bud it allows an easier ice water extraction. This is the most commonly used material for ice water hash
3. Rosin: Popcorn cannabis buds can be easily used to produce rosin. Since rosin is so expensive and labour intensive it is a good way to bring the price down without sacrificing on quality.
4. Vaping Material: If you prefer vaping cannabis, grind up popcorn buds and use them as material for your vaporizer. They can still deliver a satisfying vaping experience.
5. Solvent Extracts: Just like for rosin, popcorn buds are great for solvent based extracts and make product such as THC Distillate, Live Resin, Budder etc..
6. Moonrocks: Combine popcorn buds with concentrates like live resin and kief to create homemade moonrocks. These ultra-potent cannabis nuggets are great for a strong high.

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Popcorn Buds: Pros and Cons

PROS	CONS
Cost-Effective: Popcorn buds are more affordable than larger, premium buds of the same batch	Potency: Popcorn buds are smaller and may contain fewer trichomes and cannabinoids compared to larger buds.
Versatile: They can be used for joints, rosin, solvent and solventless extraction including Rosin, Hash, vaporizers, and other consumption methods.	Less Aesthetically Pleasing: Popcorn buds may not look as visually appealing as larger, well-formed buds.
Good option for beginner: You can easily pack your dry herb vape pen or water pipe with smaller buds. With slighly lesser potency it’s great to try a new strain without flying to the moon	Buds density: Popcorn buds are usually less dense than others, giving it a more squishy feeling. Not as hard as fully grown bigger nugs

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Conclusion

In conclusion, popcorn weed refers to the smaller, less visually appealing cannabis buds that resemble the size and shape of popcorn kernels. These buds are typically found lower on the cannabis plant and are cheaper due to their smaller size. Popcorn weed maintains most of the potency and effects as larger flower buds, making them a cost-effective option for those on a budget. They are versatile and can be used in various consumption methods, including joints and making most types of concentrates.

It provides a practical and affordable way to enjoy the benefits of cannabis. Ultimately, whether one chooses popcorn weed or regular flower buds depends on individual preferences, intended use, and budget constraints. For those seeking a budget-friendly and efficient way to consume cannabis, popcorn weed presents a compelling option that should not be overlooked.

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text woodmart_inline=”no” text_larger=”no”]Magic mushrooms, also known as Psilocybin Mushrooms or Zooms, have gained tremendous popularity in the past years as a potential treatment for mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, and addiction. However, their use is not without risks and should always be approached with caution. In this article, we will delve into everything you should know about magic mushrooms – their effects, potential benefits, and how to consume it.[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text css=”” woodmart_inline=”no” text_larger=”no”]

What are Magic Mushrooms?

Magic mushrooms are a type of fungi that contain natural psychoactive compounds. These compounds, particularly psilocybin and psilocin, can induce powerful changes in perception, mood, and thought. For centuries, magic mushrooms have been used for spiritual, therapeutic, and recreational purposes by various cultures around the world.

Psilocybin compound can produce hallucinogenic effects when ingested. There are dozens of magic mushrooms strain, but the most popular include Golden Teachers, Penis Envy, and Blue Meanies.

What Do Magic Mushrooms Do to Brain and Body?

When consumed, the active ingredient in magic mushrooms, psilocybin, interacts with serotonin receptors in the brain to produce its psychoactive effects. These effects can range from visual and auditory hallucinations to altered perception of time and space. Additionally, users may experience feelings of euphoria or spiritual connection. The physical effects of consuming magic mushrooms can include nausea, muscle weakness, increased heart rate and blood pressure, and dilated pupils. Long-term use of magic mushrooms has been linked to an increased risk of developing mental health issues such as depression or anxiety.

Overall, it is important to note that the use of magic mushrooms carries risks and should not be taken lightly. It is essential to understand how these substances interact with your body before consuming them.

What are the different types of Magic Mushroom dosages?

The different types of magic mushroom dosages refer to the varying amounts of mushrooms consumed, which can range from microdosing (sub-threshold doses) to moderate and high doses. Each dosage level offers unique effects and experiences, allowing individuals to choose the intensity that aligns with their intentions and comfort level. There are three common dosages for magic mushrooms:

• Microdose – a sub-perceptual dose that is typically between 0.1-0.5 grams. It can provide a range of benefits such as increased creativity, improved focus, and reduced anxiety without causing any significant alterations in perception or mood.
• Moderate dose – a dose that produces noticeable changes in perception and mood. The recommended dosage is between 1-2.5 grams, which can induce mild to moderate hallucinations, euphoria, altered sense of time, and enhanced introspection.
• Heroic dose – a high dose that can produce intense and profound psychedelic experiences. The recommended dosage is between 3-5 grams, which can cause profound and transformative experiences such as ego death, mystical experiences, and spiritual insights. This dose should only be taken by experienced users in a safe and controlled environment.

Whether you’re looking for a sub-perceptual dose to improve your creativity and focus, a moderate dose to explore altered states of consciousness, or a heroic dose for transformative and spiritual experiences, it’s essential to approach magic mushrooms with caution and respect. Remember that the dosage of magic mushrooms should always be carefully considered and adjusted according to individual factors such as body weight and sensitivity. It’s also crucial to take them in a safe and controlled environment, especially if you’re taking a higher dose.

What are the benefits of Magic Mushrooms?

They have been used for centuries in various cultures for spiritual and medicinal purposes. Here are some of the potential benefits of magic mushrooms:

• Improved Mental Health: Studies have shown that consuming magic mushrooms can help reduce symptoms of depression, anxiety, and PTSD. It can also improve mood and increase feelings of well-being.
• Increased Creativity: Magic mushrooms can help to increase creativity by allowing users to think more freely and explore new ideas.
• Spiritual Experiences: Many people report having spiritual experiences while under the influence of magic mushrooms. These experiences can be profound and life-changing for some people.

Exploring the world of magic mushrooms can be both fascinating and transformative. With its potential to induce profound changes in perception, mood, and thought, magic mushrooms have been used for centuries by various cultures around the world for spiritual, therapeutic, and recreational purposes.

What are the side effects of Magic Mushrooms?

The consumption of magic mushrooms can lead to various side effects, which may include:

• Euphoria and mood changes: Users may experience intense feelings of euphoria, joy, or emotional changes during the trip.
• Distorted perception of time and space: Magic mushrooms can distort the perception of time, making minutes feel like hours or vice versa. The sense of space and distance may also be altered.
• Increased introspection and self-reflection: The psychedelic experience induced by magic mushrooms can prompt deep introspection and self-reflection, which can be both profound and potentially challenging.
• Nausea and stomach discomfort: It is not uncommon to experience nausea, stomach discomfort, or gastrointestinal distress during the trip.
• Anxiety and paranoia: In some cases, magic mushrooms can induce anxiety or feelings of paranoia, especially when consumed in high doses or in an uncomfortable setting.
• Risk of a “bad trip”: A bad trip refers to a highly distressing or frightening psychedelic experience that can result in anxiety, panic, or feelings of losing control. It is more likely to occur in individuals with pre-existing mental health conditions or in challenging environments.

It’s important to approach magic mushrooms with caution, respect, and proper preparation. Set and setting play a crucial role in influencing the overall experience, and it is recommended to have a trusted trip sitter and create a safe and supportive environment.

How to consume magic mushrooms?

There are several ways to take magic mushrooms, including:

• Tea: You can make tea with dried or fresh mushrooms. This is a popular way to consume them as it masks the taste and makes them easier to swallow.
• Chocolate: You can mix powdered mushrooms into chocolate for a more palatable experience. The chocolate helps mask the taste and texture of the mushrooms.
• Gummies: You can also make gummies with powdered or fresh mushrooms. This is another popular way to consume them as it masks the taste and makes them easier to swallow.
• Dry: You can eat dried or fresh mushrooms in their natural form. This is one of the most common ways to take magic mushrooms, but it may be difficult for some people due to the taste and texture of the mushroom.

There are various ways to take magic mushrooms, including eating them fresh or dried, making tea with them, or using them in supplements. However, regardless of the method you choose, it is crucial to approach magic mushrooms with caution and respect, especially when it comes to dosage and setting. Always start with a small dose and work your way up gradually, and take them in a safe and controlled environment.

Conclusion

In conclusion, magic mushrooms are a fascinating and complex substance that has been used for centuries for spiritual, therapeutic, and recreational purposes. They contain a psychoactive compound called psilocybin that can induce powerful changes in perception, mood, and thought. While there is a growing body of research suggesting that magic mushrooms may have potential therapeutic benefits for various mental health conditions, it’s important to approach them with caution and respect. Always educate yourself on the proper dosage, preparation, and safe practices when exploring the world of magic mushrooms. Remember to prioritize your safety and well-being above all else, and always take them in a safe and controlled environment.[/vc_column_text][woodmart_products layout=”carousel” items_per_page=”8″ product_hover=”quick” rounding_size=”” sync_parent_id=”wd_65ce519ea992f” woodmart_css_id=”64824c171d746″ sale_countdown=”0″ stock_progress_bar=”0″ highlighted_products=”0″ products_bordered_grid=”0″ hide_out_of_stock=”yes” lazy_loading=”yes” responsive_spacing=”eyJwYXJhbV90eXBlIjoid29vZG1hcnRfcmVzcG9uc2l2ZV9zcGFjaW5nIiwic2VsZWN0b3JfaWQiOiI2NDgyNGMxNzFkNzQ2Iiwic2hvcnRjb2RlIjoid29vZG1hcnRfcHJvZHVjdHMiLCJkYXRhIjp7InRhYmxldCI6e30sIm1vYmlsZSI6e319fQ==” stretch_product_desktop=”0″ stretch_product_tablet=”0″ stretch_product_mobile=”0″ taxonomies=”209″ autoplay=”no” hide_pagination_control=”no” hide_prev_next_buttons=”no” center_mode=”no” wrap=”no” scroll_carousel_init=”no”][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][/vc_column][/vc_row]