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distillate
What does distillate mean?
A refined cannabis oil stripped down to a single cannabinoid (usually THC), extremely potent but lacking natural terpene flavor; commonly used in vape carts and edibles.
"The cart is filled with plain distillate, so it's strong but flavorless."
Origin
From the distillation refining process; industry-adopted slang.
Frequently asked questions
What is distillate?
It's a highly refined cannabis oil stripped down to a single cannabinoid, usually THC, that is very potent but lacks the natural terpene flavor of the plant.
What is distillate used for?
Because it's potent and near-flavorless, it's commonly used to fill vape cartridges and make edibles, often with terpenes added back for flavor.
Why does distillate have no flavor?
The distillation process strips out the terpenes and other compounds that give cannabis its taste and smell, leaving mostly pure cannabinoid.
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