Cali Terpenes - KUSH MINTZ, 1 - 1000 ml

Terpenes uses

This Terpenes have quite the list of possible uses, although mainly they're used to provide flavors and aromas of specific cannabis strains to all types of products, such as:

• Vapable liquids (e-liquids)
• Concentrates and cannabis extracts (rosin, dry, BHO, CBD and THC distillates for vaping in Vape Pens).
• Edibles and beverages; check out our food grade terpene catalogue.
• Hemp or cannabis flowers.
• They're also used to enrich cosmetic products (creams, perfumes etc.)
• Can be used with all types of tools and systems designed for aromatherapy (diffusors, candles, essential oils etc).

Dosing

These terpenes are 100% pure, so they need to be handled with caution and should never be consumed without being mixed with the destined product (except for cold tastings, in which terpenes are used in their pure state).

Once diluted in the desired product and in the right proportion, terpenes are 100% safe and provide aromas and other benefits.

1 ml terpenes = 40 drops (0,025 ml per 1 ml dropper drop), so 1 drop of terpenes represents around 0,25 % approx. of 10 ml of liquid base:

• 1 drop in 10 ml = 0,25 %
• 2 drops in 10 ml = 0,50 %
• 4 drops in 10 ml = 1 %
• 8 drops in 10ml = 2 %
• 12 drops in 10 ml = 3 %

*It's recommended to test quantities starting at the lowest, as our terpenes have an easily intense aroma and flavor when used.

Liquid Vaping Bases (for creating e-liquids)

The recommende amount of terpenes and the most used in order to provide enough flavor to e-liquid bases is between 1 and 3 % terpenes (you can use up to 4, although the most common is 2 %)

For example, if you wanted to add 2 % terpenes to 10 ml e-liquid base, you only need to use 0,2 ml terpenes, and for 100 ml e-liquid base and 2 % terpenes, you should add 2 ml.

Cannabis Extracts and Concentrates

The recommended and most common amount of terpenes used to add enough flavor and aroma to dry extracts (dry hash or traditional hash), jelly, BHO (wax, shatter, live resin...) rosin or THC and CBD distillates is between 1 and 3 % terpenes (you can use up to 4 % maximum, although the norm is 2-3 %).

For example, in order to add 3 % terpenes to 10 g cannabis concentrate such as clear, a type of distillate, you only need 0,3 ml of terpenes.

We highly recommend testing the amount used, starting small - for example, use 1 drop for 3 g, 1 for 2 g, 1 for 1 g, and then wait a few days to test them out and see which one is best for yoru specific taste depending on the proportions used.

It's important to properly mix your creation so that the results are even and balanced, and you should let it sit for at least 24/48 h before consuming it so that the terpenes can be fully absorbed.

Another great way to add terpenes to extracts is to use Terps Spray.

Hemp or Cannabis Flowers

Terpenes can also be used to increase and improve the aroma produced by hemp or cannabis flowers (buds). It's not recommended to add over 4 % terpenes to flowers, and in some cases you may need to use even less as the flowers may already contain some of their own terpenes. An excess of terpenes can produce an intense aroma that may be too much and not pleasant at all.

The ideal way to use terpenes with flowers, buds and dry herbs is by using Terps Spray.

If there's a smaller amount to spray (from 1 g to 10 g), it might be cheaper to use a sheet of dryer paper with a couple of drops of terpenes, and place it in an airtight container alongside the dry flowers - after a few hours, they should smell much better.

We recommend storing flowers in airtight and/or vacuum sealed containers, as this allows terpenes to fully soak in to the flowers, providing a more even and balanced experience.

Edibles and Beverages

The correct proportion of our terpenes (cannabis aromas) recommended for food and beverages is a lot lower than that used in e-liquids and cannabis products.

The amount of terpenes always depends on the base of the food or beverage being made, as well as the process used.

We recommend using terpenes during the cold processes and when there are no pressure changes (for example, vacuum drying) as this stops possible evaporation and allows for them to fully dissolve and be absorbed into the food or beverage.

Some examples of proportions used in food and beverages are:

• Ice cream: from 0,025 to 0,1 ml for approx. 1 kg depending on the desired intensity
• Beer: from 0,01 to 0,05 ml terpenes for approx. 1 l of beer, depending on the type of beer, the point of the process in which terpenes are added, and the desired intensity.
• Soda water: from 0,01 to 0,05 ml for approx. 1 l of water, depending on the desired intensity.
• Oils: from 0,1 to 0,3 ml terpenes per 1 l of oil, approx., depending on the intensity of the oil and the desired aromatic intensity.
• Honey: from 0,1 to 0,5 ml of terpenes for 1 to 2 kg of honey approx. depending on the intensity of the honey and the aromatic intensity desired.
• Chocolate: from 0,25 to 1 ml per approx. 1 kg, depending on the type of chocolate and aromatic intensity desired.

*In most cases, letting terpenes sit for a while can help them settle better. For example, honey with terpenes has more flavor 24 h after applying compared to freshly applied.

Storage

Products have undergone extensive laboratory analysis to ensure the absence of synthetic cannabinoids. We prioritize quality and safety in products to provide you with the best experience possible.

Keep out of reach of children and animals. For adults only. Not recommended for use by pregnant and breastfeeding women. Not intended for direct consumption or smoking. Not intended as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet.

Upon sale (in store / via shipping service / via other dispensing point), the seller will verify that the buyer is not under 18 years of age.