Cannabis glossary

A capsule is a solid dosage form in which cannabis extracts are enclosed within a soluble container, typically used for precise dosing.

A capsule or softgel is a solid dosage form in which cannabis oil is enclosed within a soft gelatin shell, commonly used for oral consumption.

Caviar/Moon rocks are cannabis buds dipped in hash oil and rolled in kief, creating a potent product.

Charas is a traditional form of cannabis concentrate hand-rubbed from fresh plant resin in regions like India and Nepal.

Chocolates in the cannabis context are edible products infused with cannabis extracts, known for offering a discreet and tasty consumption method.

One-sentence definition: CO2 oil is a cannabis concentrate made using carbon dioxide extraction to preserve cannabinoids and terpenes.

CO₂ oil is a cannabis extract produced using carbon dioxide as a solvent.

A concentrate is a highly potent cannabis product created by extracting cannabinoids and terpenes from the plant.

Crumble is a type of cannabis concentrate known for its dry, crumbly texture, often appearing in store menus and product reviews.

Crystalline is a highly purified and concentrated form of cannabinoid, appearing as crystal-like solids.