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Onset of action
Onset of effect refers to the time span between consumption and the moment an effect becomes noticeable. It heavily depends on the...
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Bioavailability
Bioavailability describes how much of an absorbed substance actually reaches the bloodstream and can take effect. It is a key reason why...
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Duration of action
Duration of effect describes how long an effect lasts – from onset to dissipation. Together with the onset of effect, it determines...
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Tincture
A tincture is a liquid extract in which active ingredients from plant material are dissolved in a carrier – usually alcohol or...
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Edibles
Edibles are edible or drinkable products that are absorbed through the digestive tract – such as baked goods, gummies, or beverages. Unlike...
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Smoking vs. Vaping
Smoking and vaporizing are the two most common ways to consume herbs via the respiratory tract – and they work fundamentally differently....
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Vacuum sealing
Vacuum-sealing means sucking air out of packaging and sealing it airtight. Because oxygen, in particular, accelerates aging, vacuum-sealing can extend the shelf...
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Pollen Press
A pollen press is a small tool that compacts loose kief into solid, handy pucks. This transforms the fine, easily scattered powder...
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Dry screening
Dry sifting is a method of mechanically separating trichomes from dry plant material. The result is kief in a particularly pure form....
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