The way we sell hemp is a little different then you might be used to. 

Usually we recommend you smell the hemp flower that you are considering consuming. This is because your sense of smell is connected to your health needs.

What each flower smells like is unique to your personal senses. So, what you smell is a personal connection to your own body's needs. If your body is asking you to consume the hemp flower, it will signal this by appealing to your senses. 

If your body does not need it, it will not be appealing to your senses or can even have a neutral smell.

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This procedure will work for tasting our oil as well. One of the many reasons we do not add additional flavorings to our oils.

Next, just like there are many varieties of apples, we offer many varieties of hemp strains. Each hemp strain has a unique profile of cannabinoids and terpenes that enable tell more about what it can be used for. We believe that the terpene profiles of each hemp strain can strongly determine the effects it will have on you. The terpenes are what your nose is sensing when you smell the hemp flower. For this reason we have included terpene reports in each hemps strains profile. 

Lastly, consider what method of delivery and strength (if considering an oil) will best serve your goals.

Our oils are universal in that they can be used topically, sublingually, & orally.

Each terpene has a preferred delivery method so-to-speak just as each goal has one as well. Knowing what that is will aid in utilizing the hemp to its fullest potential. Feel free to reach out to us for consultation.

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When selecting an oil be sure to Consider the strength. Not everyone needs the top strength. But it does last longer in such a case.  We generally offer two strengths, 4k and 8k. We measure our oil by the gram of flower utilized i.e. a 4000mg oil is made of 4 grams of flower. From your feedback we find that 4k is sufficient enough in strength for most goals that are not terminal or late stage.

If you desire to focus on a particular cannabinoid alone you will need to look at the COA report for the strain you are interested in and calculate the cannabinoid content by multiplying the percentage by the number of grams in the oil.