CHILL (blend of 7 herbs) Resin Extract

Resins are a great way to to have a concentrated herbal extract with an impressive shelf life. At 30x potency this product is strong enough as is. Resin Extracts contains the active ingredients of an herb in a concentrated form, usually alcohol (ethanol) is used during the extraction process. Premium resins are produced without adding heat. Commonly used by soaking it in wine or spirit, sublingual or in a wax vaporizer. Combusting resin is the least effective method. They can be smoked in a Dab Rig, or a good Vaporizer, at a 30x strength. They can also be consumed sublingually.

Chill – blend of 7 herbs

Wild Lettuce 40% – Commonly used parts: leaves. Reported effects are altered vision, relaxing, a sense of well-being, sedative and improved sleep. This is a mild herb ideal to wind down after a long day. Wild lettuce mixes well with Maconha Brava.

Damiana 15% – Commonly used parts: leaves. Reported effects are stimulating, relaxing, a sense of well-being, improved sleep, increased mental stamina and raised sexual arousal. Traditionally used by the Mexican Indians for its love-enhancing properties.

Wild Passion 15% – Commonly used parts: leaves. Reported effect are stimulating, relaxing, and improved sleep. Traditionally smoked by Native Americans.

Sakae Naa 10% – Commonly used parts: seeds and leaves. Reported effects are stimulating, increased alertness, relaxation, euphoria, and drowsiness. This herb is used by farmers in Thailand as a substitute for kra-tom.

Bay Bean 10% – Commonly used part: leaves. Reported effects are stimulating, relaxing, euphoria and drowsiness. Bay Bean leaves are traditionally smoked in Mexico for a mellowing effect. The herb mixes well with Kanna.

Blue Lotus 5% – Commonly used part: flowers. Reported effects are stimulating, relaxing, a sense of well being, euphoria, and reduced withdrawal symptoms. Used by the Ancient Egyptians to increase the effects of wine, promote longevity, and raise sexual arousal.

White Lotus 5% – Commonly used parts: flowers. Reported effects are stimulating, sense of well being, relaxation, euphoria, raised sexual arousal, increased libido, and reduced appetite.