Description
A single one gram Hawaiian Haze pre roll holding about 145 mg of cannabidiol. It is packed with ground whole flower, no trim and no shake, which is the specification that separates a decent pre-roll from a bad one and the one almost nobody states. One gram at roughly 14.5 percent is the arithmetic behind the milligram figure.
What is in a hawaiian haze pre roll
A weight, an assay percentage and the milligram conversion, plus a statement about what was ground up to fill it.
- Hawaiian Haze pre roll: one gram, about 145 mg of cannabidiol
- Fill: ground whole flower, no trim and no shake
- Cultivar: Hawaiian Haze, with a tropical nose
- Compliance: total delta-9 under 0.3 percent, printed on the certificate
- Count: sold singly
- Price: $8, with the price per milligram printed under it
Trim, shake and whole flower are three different fills
Trim is the sugar leaf cut away during trimming, and it assays far lower than bud. Shake is the broken material that collects at the bottom of a container. Whole flower is bud, ground. A Hawaiian Haze pre roll filled with ground bud costs more to make and assays higher, and the fill is stated on the listing because the difference is substantial and completely invisible once something is rolled. The flower and pre-roll range states it on every item for the same reason.
Percent against milligrams on a hawaiian haze pre roll
One gram at 14.5 percent is 145 mg. Eight dollars across 145 mg is five and a half cents a milligram, which is dearer per milligram than an eighth of the same cultivar, because somebody ground, rolled and packed it. That figure is printed under the price anyway, including here where it argues for buying loose flower and rolling your own. The per milligram number is also what lets a pre-roll be compared with a tincture, which otherwise would not be comparable at all.
What else is on a hawaiian haze pre roll listing
Cultivar, harvest date, how long the flower hung to dry, hand or machine trimmed, and total terpene percentage. Moisture content is there too, which matters because a wet gram weighs more and assays lower. Paper type is stated, and the roll is packed by weight rather than by volume, which is why it does not run or canoe as readily as a loosely filled one.
Why a single rather than a pack
Eight dollars buys one roll, which is the cheapest entry to the flower shelf and the right way to find out whether you like a cultivar before committing to an eighth. It is also the only format here sold in a quantity somebody can finish in one sitting. The packs of five and seven elsewhere in the range come in cheaper per milligram for the usual quantity reasons, and both figures are printed under both prices so the comparison is not left to you.
Testing
Every lot behind a Hawaiian Haze pre roll is tested by a laboratory this company has no stake in: cannabinoid profile, terpenes, pesticides, heavy metals, mycotoxins and microbials. Mycotoxins are the panel to read first on cured flower, because mould is the realistic failure mode rather than potency and it is not reliably visible, least of all inside a rolled paper. Lots under their stated potency are withdrawn and the failing certificates stay published, as this note explains.
The legal position, and keeping it
Federal hemp rules cap total delta-9 at 0.3 percent by dry weight and the certificate shows that figure explicitly. State law varies on top of that, and smokable hemp is restricted in a handful of states, so the listing flags where it cannot ship. The rules are published by the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service. A rolled gram stales faster than a whole bud because the surface area is much larger, so smoke it within weeks rather than months and keep it in the tube it came in.
The certificate for the lot currently shipping is linked from this page and filed by number.
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