CBD Pre-Rolls, Sour Space Candy, 0.6 g each, 7 ct

Description

Seven Sour Space Candy pre rolls at 0.6 grams each in a hinged tin, carrying 722 mg of cannabidiol across the seven. That is 4.2 grams of flower at the 17.2 percent assay this cultivar is testing at, which makes it the highest potency pre-roll pack on the shelf. The hinged tin is there so seven rolls arrive in the shape they left in.

What is in a tin of sour space candy pre rolls

A count, a weight each, the total milligram figure and the cultivar, with the assay percentage on the certificate doing the conversion.

• Sour Space Candy pre rolls: seven at 0.6 g each, 4.2 g of flower in total
• Cannabidiol: 722 mg across the tin, about 103 mg each
• Cultivar: Sour Space Candy, known for a sweet and sour nose
• Packaging: hinged tin, so nothing arrives crushed
• Compliance: total delta-9 under 0.3 percent on the certificate
• Price: $39 a tin, with the price per milligram printed under it

Seven sour space candy pre rolls at 0.6 grams each

Four point two grams is an awkward number until you see it as seven singles. Six tenths of a gram is a shorter sitting than the 0.7 gram Lifter pack and there is one more of them, which is the trade the tin makes. Sour Space Candy pre rolls are also the highest assay rolls here, so a 0.6 gram roll of this carries about the same cannabidiol as a 0.7 gram roll of a 15.8 percent cultivar. The flower and pre-roll range prints both the gram weight and the milligram figure so that comparison is on the page.

What a tin of sour space candy pre rolls costs per milligram

Thirty nine dollars across 722 mg is five and a half cents a milligram, which is the cheapest pre-roll pack on this shelf despite being the strongest, because potency and quantity both work in the same direction here. A loose eighth of the same cultivar runs six and a half. Both figures are printed under both prices, and where a pack works out worse than buying loose flower the number says so and stays on the page anyway.

What is inside sour space candy pre rolls that you cannot see

Ground whole flower rather than trim or shake. Trim is the sugar leaf cut away during trimming and assays far lower than bud; shake is the broken material at the bottom of a container. Once something is rolled, the difference is completely invisible and entirely real, which is why the fill is stated on every rolled item here. Sour Space Candy pre rolls at 17.2 percent could not reach that figure on trim.

Why seven rather than five

Because 4.2 grams divides into seven singles at a usable size, and because a tin of seven lasts longer than a pack of five without costing proportionally more. The hinge matters as much as the count: a rolled 0.6 gram in a soft pack arrives crushed, and a crushed roll burns down one side rather than evenly. Seven in a hinged tin arrive in the shape they left in, which is a packaging statement rather than a potency one.

Testing

Every lot is tested by a laboratory this company has no stake in: cannabinoid profile, terpenes, pesticides, heavy metals, mycotoxins and microbials. Mycotoxins are the first panel to read on cured flower, because mould is the realistic failure mode rather than potency and it cannot be seen inside a paper. Lots under their stated potency are withdrawn from sale and the failing certificate stays published next to the passing ones, which is explained in why we publish the batch that failed.

The legal position, and storage

Federal hemp rules cap total delta-9 at 0.3 percent by dry weight and the certificate shows that figure. State law varies, and smokable hemp is restricted in a handful of states, so the listing flags where a tin cannot ship. Public reference material on cannabinoids is held at the National Institutes of Health. Keep the tin closed and cool, since rolled flower has far more exposed surface than whole bud and loses its nose within weeks.

The certificate for the tin currently shipping is linked here and filed by lot number.