Liquid Diamond Syringe
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Liquid Diamond Syringe holds a cannabis concentrate in a syringe.
The diamond in the name
Diamonds, in the language of concentrates, are THCA crystals that come out of an extract as it separates. THCA becomes THC once it is heated. Our explainer on how THC diamonds form goes further into the process.
Health Canada’s line on concentrates
Health Canada‘s lower-risk page names hash, kief, wax and shatter as examples of extracts with high THC, and it tells new and occasional users that these are products to avoid. Before driving, its lower-risk cannabis use guidelines call for a wait of 6 hours or more after any cannabis use.
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Q.What is a diamond in cannabis concentrates?
A crystal of THCA that forms as a cannabis extract separates. Heating turns THCA into THC.
Q.Should a new user start with a concentrate like this?
Health Canada’s lower-risk advice points away from it: extracts are high in THC, and it suggests new or occasional users avoid them.
Q.When can someone drive after using a concentrate?
Only once 6 hours or more have passed, under Health Canada’s lower-risk guidelines.