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Cannabis (hashish) Rosin is a solventless extract of cannabis (hashish). It is a byproduct produced by heating the hashish to vaporize the most volatile terpene components. It has a powdery to malleable consistency and varies in color from pale white to brown. It melts instantly when held to temperatures above 150°C and becomes a semi transparent mass. It mostly consists of cannabinoids especially tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (THC-A).

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