UK Tested July 2022

97% THC Distillate - UK Supplier, Dispensary Quality

Available from 1ml to 1Litre

Distillate information :

Unlike burning down on a dab rig in the middle of the break room at work, distillates are extremely discreet.

As you’ll see in the next section, you can ingest distillates in several ways that won’t draw attention to the fact that you’re taking cannabis.

For those with physical or mental issues that require dosing throughout the day, being able to take their medicine discreetly (without the telltale marijuana smell or all the obvious equipment) is extremely helpful.

And the benefits listed above are just the tip of the iceberg. The advantages run the gamut from storage to transport to cost per gram. Distillates really are the next phase in the evolution of cannabis consumption.

But that raises the question, “How do you use THC distillates?” Read on to find out.
How To Use THC Distillates

Even though THC distillates are relatively new, they can be used in a variety of tried-and-true methods, so you don’t have to change how you get your dose of THC or CBD.
1) Sublingual

One of the easiest ways to ingest a distillate is to place a drop or two under your tongue (without swallowing) and let the liquid dissolve into your bloodstream.

Taking your distillate sublingually (under the tongue) produces medicinal or psychedelic effects a bit faster than swallowing it but not quite as fast as inhaling it via one of the other methods on this list.
2) Vape Pen

Another simple way to administer a distillate is through a vape pen. You will need one with a reloadable tank that accepts a variety of liquid and solid cannabis.

It’s also helpful if your vape pen allows you to adjust the temperature because the various forms of cannabis (e.g., shatter, wax, oil, liquid, etc.) vaporize at different points.

If you’re not yet ready to vape a full tank of distillate, try adding a few drops to another cartridge for an added kick.
3) Dab Rig Or Bong

For an almost instantaneous kick, scoop a bit of hardened THC distillate into the bowl of your bong or onto the nail of your favorite dab rig and get ready to fly.
4) Joint, Blunt, Spliff

woman smoking THC distillate inside joint

If you’re fond of the old-school methods of consuming cannabis, spread a small amount of THC distillate on a rolling paper and then create your own joint, blunt, or spliff.

The high THC count in the distillate means you’ll need only a few puffs to feel the effects. A distillate-infused joint, blunt, or spliff is great for sharing because a little goes a long way.

And if you’re really adventurous, you can kick things up even further by sprinkling a bit of kief on top before you close. Just make sure you strap in for a wild ride.
5) Pill

The major advantage of distillate in pill form (i.e., just a solid lump of distillate) is that it is much more powerful and will last much longer than traditionally smoked, vaped, or dabbed cannabis.

Plus, solid distillate doesn’t require that you learn how to smoke, is more portable, and doesn’t have the same unmistakable odor as regular marijuana.

If you need pain relief while you sleep, swallow a drop of hardened THC distillate for all-night relief from your symptoms.

The nature of digestion means that your body will release the cannabinoids in the THC distillate slowly over time. In fact, it can take up to two hours for you to feel any effects at all.
6) Edible

You can mix THC distillate into a wide variety of edibles for quick and easy consumption.