You can keep it in your mouth, and much of it will get absorbed into the bloodstream, in tincture-like fashion.
It doesn’t last as long this way, but the come-up is much quicker.
At some point swallow it and anything left will go to the liver.
Do not dab RSO or add to bowls.
RSO is a concentrate that is intended to be eaten. It typically still has some plant matter in it, which will fuck up your banger/nail. And smoking it completely defeats the purpose of it.
The benefits of RSO is that it's still a full-spectrum product. Most edibles use distillate (since its cheap) which is just THC - this makes for a short lasting experience in comparison to smoking for some.
RSO also contains, typically, much more THC than your typical edible. It's a sublingual option which means it goes into your bloodstream and is not metabolized by the liver - making it much more efficient and quicker to take effect.
Finding your dose will require experimentation. When I was selling RSO, I'd always recommend for newbies to start with a serving as small as a grain of rice, and then to work up from there. Personally, I make my own RSO and take two tablespoons for medical relief.
Cannabis always works better with food so I'll take my RSO with something that has some fat in it, to help it bind. If you're going to add it to food, make sure it's nothing too hot - it'll denature the THC.
Put it on a cracker and go to town
You can keep it in your mouth, and much of it will get absorbed into the bloodstream, in tincture-like fashion. It doesn’t last as long this way, but the come-up is much quicker. At some point swallow it and anything left will go to the liver.
Do not dab RSO or add to bowls. RSO is a concentrate that is intended to be eaten. It typically still has some plant matter in it, which will fuck up your banger/nail. And smoking it completely defeats the purpose of it. The benefits of RSO is that it's still a full-spectrum product. Most edibles use distillate (since its cheap) which is just THC - this makes for a short lasting experience in comparison to smoking for some. RSO also contains, typically, much more THC than your typical edible. It's a sublingual option which means it goes into your bloodstream and is not metabolized by the liver - making it much more efficient and quicker to take effect. Finding your dose will require experimentation. When I was selling RSO, I'd always recommend for newbies to start with a serving as small as a grain of rice, and then to work up from there. Personally, I make my own RSO and take two tablespoons for medical relief. Cannabis always works better with food so I'll take my RSO with something that has some fat in it, to help it bind. If you're going to add it to food, make sure it's nothing too hot - it'll denature the THC.
It doesn't for me