Our CBD Live Resin Sugar Dab:

By blending our CBD live resin extract with other minor cannabinoids, we are able to offer a compliant extract that offers a balanced & centered effect. Our CBD live resin sugar is ideal for those wanting something to take during the day or for times where cognitive abilities are not diminished by psychotropic compounds like Delta 8 & Delta 9 THC. While every person’s endocannabinoid system & experience will vary most consumers report feeling more relaxed without being slowed down or too foggy. Many people who have purchased it from us use it for anxiety & other common uses CBD is a benefit towards. CBD live resin sugar is one of our more mellow dabs in terms of psychoactivity but if you want even mellower we recommend our CBD Live Resin Crumble. For a more potent dab we recommend our CBD live resin Delta 8 Sugar. For heaviest potency we recommend our CBD Live Resin Delta 8 Knockout Dab. The CBD live resin used in this product was made from curated Oregon-grown hemp flower, chosen for it’s unique or therapeutic cannabinoid & terpene profile. To make CBD live resin the CBD (hemp) flower is frozen as it’s harvested out of the field, preserving the plant’s compounds. Our frozen CBD (hemp) flower is then made into a cannabinoid & terpene-rich extract containing far more therapeutic potential compared to most CBD distillate-based extracts on the market (using dried-out biomass). CBD live resin preserves the cultivar’s taste & aroma giving you closer to what you would find with cannabis extracts, no botanical terpenes are needed.

WHY OUR CBD LIVE RESIN

There are many vendors starting to sell “live resin” but nearly all that we have found are using live resin terpenes and not the full spectrum extract. There is a big difference. Try for yourself. With our CBD Live Resin Delta 8 Sugar Dab you get CBD live resin distillate not just CBD Live Resin terpenes. We highly recommend reading the next section, “What is CBD Live Resin” below to fully understand the difference between a product made with CBD live resin and one made with standard distillate which is what nearly all products are made of. This is important information to understand. We stand behind the products we make. We know what it’s like to get burned buying a product that didn’t live up to expectations & we want to do all that we can to be the company in this space that is known for their customer service & ethics. If you get a product that did not live up to expectations let us know & we will do our best to find a solution including a credit or refund (at our discretion to avoid abuse of this policy).

WHAT IS CBD LIVE RESIN?

Most distillates on the market are made using cannabis or CBD (hemp) biomass which has been dried out before extraction. These are two things CBD live resin is not. To start with, biomass is mostly leaves and other plant material which has less of a concentration of the plants therapeutic compounds. Our CBD live resin is extracted off of CBD flower, not biomass. Furthermore we hand harvest the flower versus machine harvesting like others. This matters because it helps to preserve those same compounds that can be damaged and lost with machine harvesting as it is not a gentle enough process. So CBD live resin is extracted off of the most phytochemistry-dense part of the plant, the flower. Second, CBD live resin is made from flower that is never dried and is instead frozen right after the flower is harvested. This matters because a lot of the flavor & aroma compounds on cannabis & CBD flower plants is easily disrupted by temperature swings so freezing the flower right away protects the flower from these compounds being lost. OUR CBD LIVE RESIN:

• Hand-harvested to protect compounds
• Extracted from flower to get a more concentrated spectrum of phytochemistry
• Uses frozen flower material not dried

OTHERS CBD DISTILLATE:

• Almost always machine-harvested
• Extracted from mostly leaves, some flower & stems
• Uses dried out biomass material

HOW TO CONSUME CBD LIVE RESIN:

You can consume your CBD Live Resin Sugar dab in many ways including:

• Dab it as is using a dab rig
• Dab using a portable dab pen or nectar collector
• Top ground flower with the dab
• Put beads of the dab inside your pre-roll to infuse the pre-roll

Use a lower temperature setting on your device or let glass cool after heating for best taste. For best experience understanding the importance of terpenes and cannabinoid temperatures jump to “Ideal Temp for Dabbing or Vaping Terpenes * Cannabinoids” below on this page. Different effects are felt when the product is inhaled or orally consumed without heat. We recommend trying both to understand what works best for your needs. Oral consumption has the benefit of lasting longer in your system while inhaled has the benefit of being faster acting. This product is not ideal for oral consumption and is best inhaled. If you want to try our oral versions try our live resin capsules, live resin tincture or live resin gummies.

BULK WHOLESALE CBD LIVE RESIN:

This product can be purchased in:

• Bulk, unlabeled in a kilo ready to be grammed out
• Grammed out with no label
• Grammed out with Modern Herb Co label
• Grammed out with your brands label

Custom formulations can also be done with other cannabinoids and minors with min MOQ’s met. Contact sales for further details.

IDEAL TEMP FOR DABBING OR VAPING TERPENES & CANNABINOIDS

Cannabis & CBD (hemp) flower contains hundreds of chemical compounds, but some of the most discussed include cannabinoids and terpenes. Terpenes are the aromatic molecules responsible for the flavor and aroma in different cannabis & CBD flower cultivars. Not only do terpenes lend flavor but they also have effects on the body, on their own & when combined with cannabinoids. Most products show a recommended vaporizing point that focuses on the that of THC which is 157°C. Other cannabinoids, such as CBD are a much lower temp and should be consumed at 180°C. But it’s important to consider the terpenes as well since they are also in whatever you are consuming. Let’s look at a list of some of the more common terpenes, and things to know to get the best experience when consuming them in products.

GETTING THE PERFECT TEMP

To achieve vaporization of specific compounds, you’ll need a vaporizer that has the ability to adjust the temperature control. If you can buy one that gradually tiers up on its own, even better. Another important thing to know if the compounds will begin to vaporize at temperatures lower than their boiling points, and will also vaporize at temperatures higher than their boiling points (this is why drying out cannabis & CBD flower can be no bueno, which we discuss in more detail above) Because terpenes & cannabinoids are volatilized at temperatures above & below their boiling points & as there is a diverse range of compounds present within cannabis & CBD flower, it’s not possible to target a single compound for vaporization. At whatever temperature you pick, you will inevitably affect multiple so it’s important to be strategic when picking the ideal temperature for what you’re going to consume.

Ideal temperatures for vaporizing common terpenes

Myrcene: 167°C

Myrcene is a sedative compound that is thought to flip the effects of THC from energizing to couch-locking. If it’s relaxation or help sleeping you’re after, myrcene is the terpene you want to target.

Pinene: 156°C

Pinene is an energizing scent that may contribute to a more alert, active high. Some scientists believe it may counteract the short-term memory deficits induced by THC. Preferentially, vaporizing pinene makes sense if you’re using cannabis during the day or at a time where you want to be mentally sharp.

Limonene: 176°C

Limonene is thought to elevate mood, and some research suggests it might treat depression. This could be a good terpene to try targeting if you are feeling down. Regardless of its potential effects, this compound lends a pleasant lemon note to the cannabis experience.

Caryophyllene: 130°C

Studies suggest that caryophyllene may have analgesic effects. It may be a good terpene to preferentially vaporize if you are using cannabis to treat pain. It offers a spicy, woody, and peppery scent.

Linalool: 198°C

Linalool is a sedative, relaxing compound, which may also elevate mood. Targeting the temperature for this terpene makes sense when using cannabis to relax or before bedtime. It also contributes a floral aroma to the vaporizing experience. In all the following scenarios let’s say we have a single cultivar of flower, Pink Panther which is a CBD (hemp) flower that contains a wide range of terpenes & cannabinoids. For the purpose of making a point, we will say this cultivar contains all of the following mentioned terpenes & cannabinoids below.

Scenario 1:

By targeting the ideal temperature for pinene which is 156°C & by staying below the boiling point of myrcene, 167°C, you can avoid its highly sedative effects. Since THC vaporizes at 157°C, you’ll likely want to vape at this temperature to consume that compound too.

Scenario 2:

Now you’ll turn up the temperature to capture the myrcene you avoided earlier as you want to have more of a relaxed and sedative effect and you may choose to avoid targeting the Pinene which can be better for more focused times. Hope this helps illustrate the importance of temperature during consumption! We are working to release an infographic on our site to use as a guide & will publish it here when ready as well as release it to our email subscribers so sign up (on the bottom of this site) if you haven’t already.