Fatty's Rosin Roll Review

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Executive Summary
Multiple Award-winning pre-roll to truly taste and experience each strains unique medicinal qualities.

A Friend and industry professional I was smoking with recently shared a Rosin Roll. After smoking more than half he made the comment of not liking it. Compared to other pre-rolls, he lamented the Rosin Roll was not for him as he wasn't feeling it and the effects was not as noticeable as other pre-rolls on the market. At the moment I agreed with him. But here is the kicker. The Fatty's Rosin roll was designed to truly taste the flower and not be the strongest. The Rosin Roll main selling point is to showcase each individual strains characteristics. From the Flavor and terpene profile and its medicinal qualities. To make this point even more so, each Fatty's Rosin roll has the same strain, keif and rosin as the flower packed. Other competing pre-rolls may offer more grams for the buck. The Rosin roll is uniquely positioned as made for the professional smoker. And I bought into the marketing. There are 20 strains to choose from with each offer a different experience.

The Rosin roll is unadulterated product with no additional synthetic flavoring. This pure product is made to high standards in-house.  Its consistency on quality and availability is admirable.

1. Black Diamond Sherbert
2. Fire OG
3. Rocket Fuel OG
4. Gorilla Glue
5. Blue Gelato
6. Platinum Cookies
7. Orange Guava
8. 3X Jack
9. White Sour Diesel
10. Blue Cookies
11. Bubba Grape
12. Cherry Pie
13. Chocolope Chip Cookies
14. Green Mochi
15. Kandy Kush
16. Lemon OG
17. Martian Kandy
18. Tripple Threat
19. Super Lemon Haze
20. Red Papaya

cannabis + pain

plants make aches less of a pain Growing pains. Stubbed toes. Bee stings. And broken bones. Pain is that very real, very inevitable part of being human—and the number one reason people visit the doctor in the US. The fact is millions of medicine cabinets across this country look exactly the same. They have ibuprofen, acetaminophen, and at least one heavy hitting prescription painkiller. That’s just how we’ve learned to care for ourselves. But as recently as the early 1900s, a stocked medicine cabinet would also have cannabis. It was a staple prescribed by American doctors before the prohibition to treat everything from a toothache to neuropathy, muscle spasticity to pain from childbirth. Despite a lack of science way back then, the first recorded use of cannabis for pain treatment was in China in 2737 B.C.. Civilizations have been using it for thousands of years. Today the science is there. We understand how cannabis works—that the body has a network of receptors that interact directly with cannabis compounds like CBD and THC (and terpenes!). We know that when these receptors are met with the right compounds found in the plant, they can actually modulate pain in the body at a fundamental level. Roughly 50 million Americans are disabled by chronic pain right this very moment. Pain is not something any of us chose, but how we manage it—that's a choice.