Full-spectrum cannabis concentrates containing a diverse range of terpenes in high concentrations. HFTSEs or “terp sauces” contain up to 40% terpenes and are coveted by consumers seeking the...

2022年6月10日 · High-terpene full-spectrum extracts (HTFSE) are, as the name suggests, a full-spectrum extract characterized by relatively high concentrations of terpenes. Full-spectrum extracts are extracted with the goal of preserving the complex range of …

2024年8月2日 · High terpene full spectrum extracts, or HTSEs, are high-terpene/THCA liquids best used for dabbing and vaping. Some of HTFSE’s stellar benefits include intense terpene flavor, the inclusion of the entourage effect, and versatility as a fluid product, among others. You can get high with HTFSEs.

2022年3月23日 · High Terpene Full Spectrum Extract or HTFSE is a cannabis concentrate focused on terpenes rather than cannabinoids and is made with the eye on preserving the whole range of the chemical compounds found in the marijuana flower. It is often referred to as terp sauce due to its texture and appearance.

2023年2月14日 · Introducing our premium Compliant (<0.3%THC) CO2 HTFSE with an impressive 27% terpene content! Made using Frosted Grapes hemp flower, this product boasts a delicious candy-like aroma and has a super low viscosity at room temperature. With multiple liters available, act fast before it’s gone!

High Terpene Full-Spectrum Extraction (HTFSE) aka “the Sauce” A combination of concentrated THCa and terpenes, “The Sauce” is the current industry standard-bearer for rich, natural flavor in Hemp extracts.

But what truly sets HTFSE apart is its remarkable cannabinoid and terpene profile. To qualify as HTFSE, the extract should contain at least 50% THC/a and a staggering 13% (or more) terpenes. Some premium HTFSE variants even push the envelope, containing up to 40% terpenes.

What is HTFSE (High Terpene Full Spectrum Extract)? Definition: HTFSE is renowned for its high terpene content, preserving the full spectrum of compounds found in the cannabis plant. Extraction Process: The process involves careful temperature and pressure control to retain delicate terpenes and cannabinoids.

Before proceeding, it’s necessary to distinguish HTFSE from high cannabinoid full-spectrum extracts (HCFSE). They’re similar: both are full-spectrum and both are produced using advanced methods. But whereas HTFSEs emphasize terpenes, HCFSEs place the emphasis on THC.

2020年7月16日 · For those who don’t know, THCA converts to THC when we heat it up, and that is how we get high from smoking and vaping cannabis. But the main focus of the full spectrum extract HTFSE is the terpene content, which can be anywhere from 15% to 40%. Unlike HTFSE, the HCFSE does not contain terpenes.