Are your terpenes botanically-derived or cannabis-derived?
We have both! We carry botanical and hemp-derived terpenes.
Do your products contain THC or CBD?
None of our products contain any THC or CBD.
How do I store terpenes?
If you are using the terpenes within 6 months, you can keep them inside a dark cabinet. We recommend storing at room temperature of 22C (68-71F) for optimal stability. We recommend storing in a fridge if you’re not using within 6 months, and please keep in mind once you remove them from the fridge, if there is any crystallization it needs to be dissolved by letting sit in room temperature and mixed.
Do terpenes have an expiration date?
Terpenes, like all organic compounds, will slowly lose potency over time. But they don’t expire or go bad like food does. If stored under ideal conditions (dark cabinet at room temperature, with the cap on), they can last for a very long time. We recommend smelling and testing them in a small batch to ensure the flavor potency meets your needs.
Why do you measure products in grams instead of volumetric units like ounces or milliliters?
We measure our products in grams (by weight) because it is the most precise and scientifically accurate standard.
Volumetric measurements such as fluid ounces or milliliters measure space, not substance. The actual amount of material occupying that space can vary depending on:
- Density
- Temperature
- Viscosity
- Composition
With terpene blends, flavors, and specialty formulations, density differences are common — which means volume can be misleading.
Even when using calibrated volumetric filling equipment, natural variables such as temperature fluctuation, air incorporation, and product viscosity can introduce measurable variation. Volume tells you how much space something takes up. It does not guarantee how much material you are receiving.
Why Weight Is Superior
Weight does not fluctuate based on density or container shape. A gram is a gram — every time.
By filling and selling by weight, we ensure:
- True accuracy — You receive the exact mass specified
- Batch consistency — Reliable formulation ratios
- Production precision — Calibrated scales deliver repeatable results
- Regulatory alignment — Weight-based measurement is the standard for chemical and specialty ingredients
- Fair value — You are paying for material, not headspace
For concentrated, high-value ingredients, even small deviations can impact formulation balance, performance, and cost. Measuring in grams protects both product integrity and customer value.
