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CBD paste: the most concentrated form
Paste is a minimally processed extract in an applicator — typically 30–50% cannabidiol, several times the concentration of an oil. That makes it both the most economical form per milligram and the least convenient for a first purchase: servings are small and measured by eye against the applicator scale.
RAW paste keeps the acidic forms of the cannabinoids — CBDA and CBGA — which heating the extract converts into CBD and CBG. The taste is markedly plant-like precisely because nothing has been removed.
Concentration works as it does for an oil: milligrams divided by the grams in the applicator. 1500 mg in a 5 g applicator is 30%.
Frequently asked questions
Is paste suitable for beginners?
It is the most concentrated form, so a single division carries many milligrams. For a first purchase an oil doses in smaller steps.
What does RAW mean?
The extract was not heated, so the cannabinoids stay acidic — CBDA and CBGA, as in the plant.
How is paste dosed from an applicator?
The applicator is graduated. The pack states the total grams and the cannabinoids per gram — one division follows from those.
What is the difference between paste and oil?
Concentration and form. Paste is a thick extract at 20–50%, oil is a diluted extract at 5–40%. Milligrams per gram in a paste are many times higher.
Why is the paste dark and thick?
Because it is minimally processed — it keeps waxes and plant material that further processing removes.
Does it have a taste?
A pronounced grassy taste, stronger than the oils. That follows from the terpenes and the minimal processing.
How is it stored?
In the dark at room temperature. In the cold the paste thickens and is harder to press out — let the applicator warm in your hand.
RAW paste or ordinary paste?
RAW is unheated and its report lists the acidic forms CBDA and CBGA. Compare total cannabinoids, and compare RAW with RAW.