RSO – Rick Simpson Oil Rating: 30
30 each
Rick Simpson oil is commonly compared to regular cannabis oil, but there are some major differences.
Cannabis oil is diluted in a carrier oil like hempseed oil or medium-chain triglycerides (MCT) oil. To make cannabis oil, cannabinoids, terpenes, and other compounds are extracted from cannabis, resulting in a product with an average potency level similar to dried flower.
By contrast, RSO is undiluted. Because it’s a concentration of cannabis’s potent trichomes, it’s closer to (but stronger than) a cannabis concentrate like wax.
Another difference is how cannabis oils and RSO are packaged. While cannabis oils usually come in a dropper bottle, RSO is usually sold in a syringe to help you portion it out more easily.
Both RSO and cannabis oil are full-spectrum products, which means that they contain every cannabinoid, terpene, and flavonoid in cannabis. Full-spectrum cannabis products provide the entourage effect, in which each compound enhances the effectiveness of the others.