Dabs

Concentrates remove much of the plant material, leaving behind a concentrated form of cannabinoids and terpenes. This means a smaller amount delivers a much stronger effect, often faster than other methods.

Yes, most concentrates require a dab rig, e-nail, or vaporizer made for concentrates. These tools are designed to reach the right temperature and handle the texture of concentrates safely. Using the wrong equipment can damage your device or waste product.

Concentrates are very potent, but beginners can still use them if they start small. Taking a pinhead-sized dab and waiting before increasing is a safer way to explore without overwhelming effects.

The effects from dabs can start within seconds and may last between one and three hours. Duration depends on the type of concentrate, the cannabinoids present, and your personal tolerance.

Yes, some people layer small amounts of wax or shatter on top of flower for added potency and flavor. Be cautious with amounts, as it can intensify the experience significantly.

Airtight, opaque containers are best. Store them in cool, dry environments away from sunlight and heat. Proper storage prevents loss of flavor, potency, and texture.

Poorly made concentrates may contain leftover solvents, pesticides, or contaminants. This is why lab testing is essential. At Pure CBD Now, all concentrates are independently verified for safety and consistency.

Rules vary depending on state laws and whether the product contains THC. Always research local regulations before traveling with concentrates to avoid legal issues.

While concentrates can be aromatic, they often produce less lingering odor compared to smoking flower. Vaporizing at the right temperature can help minimize noticeable smell.