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Distillate D9 THC is a cannabis concentrate: THC in distillate form.
What refining does to cannabis oil
Refining is what separates distillate from other cannabis oil, and the refined product turns up often in vape cartridges and edibles. Our guide to how cannabis distillate is made and used goes further into the process.
How it differs from RSO
RSO, which takes its name from Rick Simpson, is a different style: a whole-plant oil, thick and dark, that normally comes in a syringe. Our explainer on what RSO is covers that whole-plant style.
Where extracts fall in Health Canada’s guidance
Health Canada’s lower-risk tips count hash, kief, wax, shatter and other extracts as high in THC, and they steer newcomers and occasional users away from them. Driving gets its own line in Health Canada’s lower-risk guidelines, which call for a pause of 6 hours or more once cannabis has been used.
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Distillate D9 THC — Frequently Asked Questions
Q.What is THC distillate?
Cannabis oil that has been through refining. It is a frequent base for vape cartridges and edible products.
Q.Is distillate the same as RSO?
No. RSO is whole-plant oil, thick and dark, named for Rick Simpson and normally packed in a syringe; distillate is the refined kind.
Q.Should a first-timer start with distillate?
Health Canada’s advice points the other way: in its view extracts carry a lot of THC, and it suggests newcomers and occasional users pass on them.
Q.How long after using it should someone wait to drive?
Health Canada’s guidance is 6 hours or longer.