AiroPro taste is almost on par with Raw Garden and tastes better than BLOOM FARMS. I would say that as far as straight taste, the Remedy Cartridge and Binske’s most recent cartridge do taste a little bit better than the AiroPro. The BLOOM FARMS cartridge we tried on earlier seems like it was made from trim. It did not taste like a trim run live resin, it tastes like a nug run live resin.
The taste of AiroPro live resin was pretty standard for live resin. I’m not sure, but this live resin cartridge is actually on par on strength with a good distillate cartridge. It might be the hardware, it might be the processes.
I think in the future, we might see ones that may get close, but right now AiroPro is far ahead. There really is no comparing this to other live resin cartridges, it is substantially stronger. It hides the oil from being visible.ĪiroPro Live resin tests high and feels very strong. AiroPro Live Resin comes in high on THC and feels extremely strong The battery is discreet. It did not taste like a trim live resin as the BLOOM FARMS cartridge did. The oil state is consistent quality throughout the entire cartridge and you can tell it is quality live resin. Three pulses – 10% battery left Oil quality is top-notch, expected from AiroProĪiroPro live resin was not lacking in any way. The battery vibrates in a way to tell you if it is dying:
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The vibrations described below explain how to tell when it is. As we mentioned in our original AiroPro review, there is no indicator light to tell when it’s dying. The battery for the AiroPro carts overall does a great job. Only design flaw shows when the AiroPro battery is dying You’ll need an exact, correctly fitting adapter to make the AiroPro work for other cartridges. With the wrong adapter, it just doesn’t work at all. It is not 510 threaded, but with the right adapter, the battery can work with some other cartridges. Design and build is awesome, its basically a more powerful CCELL The oil on the AiroPro live resin carts is a bit darker.ĪiroPro uses CCELL cartridge that is magnet-based. Airo Brands has sold over 3,000,000 units without a single health-related consumer complaint. If the oil inside’s got a sweet, golden-amber color that looks like a Tree Sap IPA, you’re good.This is the first live resin cartridge I have hit that is basically on par with distillate when it comes to straight strength effects.ĪiroPro carts are available in multiple states and they really follow all proper procedures in making their products, making sure that the consumer’s health is protected. Oils can come in a wide variety of colors, and usually, the more golden-amber the color, the better. If you love a company’s flower or dabs, you might love their vapes as well. Knowing specific producers and processors will give you an idea of the standards and quality of your oil. Once you learn basic vape tech and oil types, the next thing you should look out for is who’s making the oil in the cartridge or pod-that includes producers growing the flower for source material and processors extracting oil from the bud. Educate yourself of the wide variety of extraction methods that make concentrates here, as well as the different types of vape oils here.
You don’t need to be a cannabis scientist, but know that how the oil was made will influence its taste and effects.ĭistillates, live resin, rosin, etc., all have their own flavor profile and experience. If the package tells you specific terpenes, then you’ll also have an idea on how the high will make you feel.Īs a rule of thumb, the higher the THC/CBD percentage, the stronger the high will be the higher the terpene percentage, the more flavorful and dynamic the vape oil will taste.Īnd you usually can’t have both: If you get a vape cartridge with 90% THC, expect that the flavor will be nil or there will be artificial flavor additives if you get one with 18% terpenes, expect that it will explode with tasty vapor, but the effects might not punch the hardest.Įverything about the quality of vape cartridges starts and ends with the oil. Essentially, the amount of THC or CBD will tell you how powerful the experience will be, while the terpene percentage will let you know how flavorful it’ll be. When you look at the package of a cartridge, look at two main metrics: THC/CBD percentage and terpene percentage. That said, THC gets you high and CBD doesn’t-but will still make your body feel good. The industry isn’t at a place yet where producers are developing CBG, CBN, and other minor cannabinoid products at mass scale. There are other cannabinoids, but for the most part, THC and CBD are the most common. The most important thing when finding a quality vape cartridge is if you want THC or CBD.
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