So High – Syringes 1.0ml – Watermelon (Indica)

Watermelon: what to expect

Watermelon is indica, and in oil form it comes through as sweet ripe watermelon. The character people describe is light and calming — worth matching to when you actually plan to use it rather than buying on flavour alone.

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What is a distillate syringe?

A syringe of THC distillate is raw refined oil in a graduated applicator, with no hardware attached. It is the most flexible way to buy oil: you can refill an empty cartridge, add a measured amount to a joint or bowl, use it in a dab setup, or work it into your own edibles.

Because you are paying for oil rather than for a battery and coil, a syringe is generally the cheapest way to buy distillate by volume. The trade-off is that it needs a little handling — this is not a grab-and-go format.

How to use a distillate syringe

Distillate is thick at room temperature. Warm the syringe first — a few minutes in a cup of warm water is enough — and it will flow easily. Never apply direct flame to it.

The graduations on the barrel let you dispense precisely, which is what makes syringes the sensible choice for refilling cartridges or making edibles where the amount actually matters. Go slowly; it is far easier to add more than to recover an overfill.

Store it upright somewhere cool and dark, and cap it between uses.

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