RSO

Settle into winter with a dose of full plant extract that’s ready for healing and highs and perfect for homemade edible adventures.

Sweet Nirvana Bakery has built a brand and legacy around full-spectrum extracts, using them to power a robust lineup of edibles. RSO, a specific type of full-extract Cannabis oil, is named after Rick Simpson, who is credited with developing the first method for this medicinal extract. Today RSO is made using pure ethanol to extract cannabinoids, terpenes and beneficial plant matter, including flavonoids, alkaloids and the fullest essence of the plant. This full-spectrum oil is activated by the process and is ready to be eaten directly or used to make edibles.

RSO is an economical way to get Cannabinoids that are clean, and for Sweet Nirvana, pesticide-free. The applicator full of 1:1 CBD has 35.39% THC and 28.74% CBD. To calculate the amount of these Cannabinoids in milligrams, simply multiply by 10 to get the answer: 353.9 mg of THC and 287.4 mg of CBD. This can make a whole batch of potent brownies or be easily dosed into capsules that can be bought off Amazon. When dosing capsules it’s possible to create high-dose edibles that don’t have any sugar, processed ingredients or potential food allergies. Those seeking to treat pain, cancer or other serious ailments can find relief with RSO that is hard to achieve with 10 mg single servings of over-the-shelf edibles.

With strain-specific options like the Platinum Girl Scout Cookies, which had a pleasant euphoria and relaxed muscles and tension with a grain-of-rice-sized dose (roughly 25 mg), we enjoyed the ability to pick our high. The CBD mixed had a warming, floaty and heady high that was perfect for our transition into daylight savings. A small dollop of oil can be dropped onto leftover Halloween candy — chocolate and RSO go well together — and within minutes the activated full-spectrum oil will be working on a buzz and ailments that are all too common. From serious conditions like cancer to daily aches and pains, RSO is an extract that should be in every stoner’s medicine cabinet. 

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