CBD, THC and Product-Label Terms
Product pages and packaging can use several technical terms at once. This glossary explains what those terms generally describe so that shoppers can compare labels more accurately. It does not predict an individual effect or replace product-specific instructions.
Common label terms
| Term | General meaning |
|---|---|
| CBD | Cannabidiol, a cannabinoid that may be listed as an ingredient or labelled amount. |
| THC | Tetrahydrocannabinol, an impairing cannabinoid that may be listed as an ingredient or labelled amount. |
| Milligrams per item | The labelled amount in one gummy, strip, cookie, capsule or other individual unit. |
| Total pack strength | The labelled amount across the complete pack or bottle. |
| Distillate | A refined oil produced through extraction and distillation steps. |
| Live rosin | A solventless extract format commonly produced through mechanical separation and controlled heat and pressure. |
| Terpenes | Aromatic compounds that can be listed as part of a flavour or product formulation. |
| 510 thread | A widely used cartridge and battery connection standard. |
Read the whole label
A single number is not enough. Check whether it applies to one item or the full pack, how many pieces are included, which variation is selected, and whether the product page lists ingredients, allergens, device capacity or compatibility.
Do not assume terms are interchangeable
CBD and THC are different cannabinoids. A cart and disposable are different hardware formats. Distillate and live rosin describe different extract processes. Always use the exact product page and packaging for the selected item.
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Adults only where applicable. This glossary is general product information and is not medical or legal advice.