There are different types and textures of resins, some more malleable than others depending on the extraction process.

The most experienced enthusiasts often use it by heating it slightly to soften it and then mixing it with a combustion product such as dried flowers.

But for beginners, the easiest way is probably to measure out CBD resin in small sticks, then spray it into a suitable hemp vaporizer. This gentle heat allows all the aromas and active ingredients to be released.

For optimal effect, it is advisable to strictly adhere to the doses indicated by our team. Start with small quantities to appreciate the effects and determine the ideal dosage for your needs.

CBD resin, also known as “hash,” “hashish,” or “pollen,” is a resinous concentrate rich in cannabidiol. It is obtained from the buds of Cannabis Sativa, a legal variety low in THC but rich in CBD.

The resin is solid and malleable, with a sticky texture and a color ranging from dark green to brown, depending on the manufacturing process. Just like CBD in other forms, it contains little to no THC.

Unlike traditional dried flowers, which have a CBD content of around 20%, CBD resin is a concentrate typically reaching 40 to 60% cannabidiol. This makes it a highly concentrated and economical product to use.

During manufacturing, the process also allows for the extraction and preservation of many beneficial terpenes and secondary cannabinoids naturally present in cannabis flower pollen. This gives the resin an authentic, pleasant aroma and taste.

One of the unique characteristics of CBD resin is that it undergoes no heating during its production. All its natural active compounds are therefore preserved in their raw state, unlike oils, for example. This is what gives it its authentic and potent flavors.

Furthermore, as it requires no added fats or other additives, the resin is a 100% plant-based and natural product, free of synthetic chemicals.