Star 91 – Distillate – Cart

Name: Star 91 - Distillate - Cart
SKU: 858
Price: 55.95 USD
Availability: InStock

$55.95

TAC: 87.78%

THC: 78.06%

Categories: Hybrid, Vaporizers Tags: CBD, CBG, THC

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Star 91 Distillate Cart

Star 91 distillate cart is an indica dominant cross that can have a powerful physical effect with a pungent mashup of grease and fuel with that notorious Chemdawg flavor

what is a distillate cart

Distillate is a type of cannabis concentrate and maybe the most versatile type. It’s often used as the base for cannabis edibles and vape cartridges because of its potency and purity. Distillate is one of the purest forms of concentrates as it’s been stripped of all lipids, fats, and any other plant material. All of the terpenes, flavonoids and other cannabinoids are removed along with the plant material which leaves the purest form of the desired cannabinoid like THC, CBD, CBG, etc.

Distillate is created through a process called fractional distillation which removes all impurities through a multi-step purification process that essential oil and fragrance companies use to create tinctures and perfumes. Steam distillation is another common extraction technique used

Distillates are made up of isolated cannabinoids, like THC which makes it very potent, and that gets you very high.

A live resin extract vape cartridge isn’t as potent as a distillate cartridge — the THC percentage of resin usually hovers somewhere around 45 or 50 percent, while distillate can weigh in at 85 or 90 percent THC — but, because of the entourage effect, choosing weed based on THC levels doesn’t necessarily make sense.

Distillate is most commonly used in vape cartridges and edibles, but it can also be used in specialty products like moon rocks, infused joints, or cannagars as an adhesive or sealant, or as a way to increase potency.

Distillates are often vaporized, but you can also take them under the tongue, dab them, smoke them, ingest them in a capsule, or infuse them into an edible. Creating a distillate is a very laborious process, so yes, they’re expensive!