Marijuana concentrates are some of the most prized concentrates which are highly effective, but as marijuana is gaining popularity due to many reasons there are many things regarding marijuana concentrates you might not have known and we discuss some of the facts here:
Different names of marijuana concentrate
Marijuana concentrates also known as 710, which is just OIL flipped and spelt backwards. It is also known as wax, ear wax, budder, hash oil, honey oil, shatter, dabs, errl and many more.
What is it?
A marijuana extract is a very potent THC concentrate which looks like butter or honey from which the street slang for honey oil and budder came.
How potent is marijuana concentrate?
Marijuana concentrates have an extremely high level of THC, which can range from 40-80%. Consuming marijuana concentrate can give you a high, which is four times stronger than the high-grade top-shelf marijuana, which contains only 20% THC.
How can one abuse marijuana?
One way people can abuse marijuana concentrate is by ingesting the concentrate directly or by adding it in your drinks or food products. Still, smoking is the most commonly used method of ingesting using oil pipes and water. Many abusers also use marijuana concentrate with e-cigarette and vaporizers as it is odourless and easy to hide and also gives the users the instant high, which is commonly referred to as vaping or dabbing.
Effects of using marijuana concentrates?
A concentrated form of marijuana can have more side effects that plant marijuana use. There is not enough research on the effects of using marijuana concentrate to know about the side-effects. But consuming plant marijuana side effects include paranoia, anxiety, panic attacks, hallucinations. Also, plant marijuana users have increased heart rate and blood pressure, which can lead the user to experience addiction problems and withdrawal symptoms.
One other marijuana facts
According to a study in 2017, 22.9% of high school seniors used marijuana in a month, which is equivalent to 9.7% who smoked cigarettes.
The increased use of vaping has been observed as 1.6% of 8th graders, 4.3% of 10th graders, 4.9% of 12 graders are reported using marijuana in just a month.
The extraction process
There are many ways the extraction process can contaminate the batch of marijuana extracts which can be harmful for human consumption, and as children who consume this without the right knowledge can lead in them getting addicted to the product. If you are looking for a reliable source to obtain your marijuana Salem labs, produce them in a very clean laboratory environment to ensure there are no chances of contamination and everything is done in the most sanitary way possible.…
