SAUS OG Kush (I) Badder

AlphaPinene: 0.15% | BetaCaryophyllene: 0.51% | BetaMyrcene: 0.64% | Bisabolol: 0.19% | CBCA: 1.57% | CBD: 0.55% | CBDa: 0.12% | CBG: 0.25% | CBGA: 2.05% | Humulene: 0.16% | Limonene: 1.17% | Linalool: 0.26% | OcimeneOne: 0.28% | THC9: 4.14% | THCA: 82.22% | Flower Equivalent: 0.76g

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Expiration Date: 2027-10-08

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OG Kush brings true old-school heritage, with bright lemon and fuel grounded in deep, earthy pine.

This is SAUS at its most concentrated. We take the resin, where the plant’s cannabinoids and terpenes live, and leave the rest behind, so every gram is packed with the good stuff. A little goes a long way: start low, go slow, and ask our team how to make the most of it.

What are concentrates?

Concentrates are made by separating the plant’s resin, where its cannabinoids and terpenes live, from the rest of the plant. The result is a small, potent form of the plant’s most active parts, so a little goes a long way.

How are concentrates made?

The cannabis plant is covered in tiny, resin-filled glands called trichomes. They hold the plant’s cannabinoids (like THC and CBD) and its terpenes, the natural compounds behind each strain’s aroma and flavor. A concentrate is made by carefully separating that resin from the rest of the plant material. The result is a small, potent amount of the plant’s most active parts, with the leaf and stem left behind.

How do I dose concentrates?

Because it’s concentrated, a little goes a long way. Concentrates typically carry a higher cannabinoid content per amount than flower, so patients are encouraged to start with a very small amount and go slowly. Our team is always happy to walk you through what concentrates are, how they differ from other products, and how to use them.

Start low, go slow, and ask our team how to best consume!