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Budder

Budder is a concentrated form of THC, the main psychoactive chemical in cannabis. As of August, 2004, Budder is only available at Da Kine Smoke and Beverage Shop, a Vancouver-based Amsterdam-style cannabis cafe.

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Comparison with Other Cannabis-Related Drugs

Budder is reported as being anywhere between 82% and 100% THC, making it several times more potent than the buds of the cannabis plant that are usually consumed (5% - 15%).

Method of Use

Inhalation is the method of consumption, and is performed by first heating a piece of metal with a propane torch. Applying the Budder compound to the heated metal will result in gaseous THC being released, which is then inhaled.

Effects

The effects of budder are both fast-acting and long-lasting. Initially, the user will experience a sharp increase in body temperature and heart rate. The user will then enter intoxicated state for several hours, which can include, but is not limited to:

Major effects subside after 3 or 4 hours, depending on dosage and THC tolerance of the user. Some effects can still be felt after 8 hours, and in some cases users can feel "burned out" the next day.

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