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Nightmare Runtz Pre-Rolls by Ostara Medical

1. Packaging A thick, opaque black plastic tube containing 20 pre-rolled 0.4g pouches. The label lists the THC (26.09%), CBD (0.11%), and total terpene levels (2.58%). It also includes a list of dominant terpenes, the cross (Runtz x White Nightmare), and the breeder (Sin City Seeds). A generous and transparent presentation. The tube contained a Boost, which I removed due to personal preference.

2. Appearance The joints are cone-shaped, made of unbleached paper, with folded tips and a paper/cardboard filter measuring approximately 1 1/4 inches (+/- 30% of the joint). The joints are uniformly dense with no weaknesses in the filter. They smoke easily, producing a pale gray ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Caryophyllene, Selina, Farnesene. On the nose, it smells fruity, like grapes, sweet, and peppery. On a dry hit, fruity and sweet notes dominate, followed by earthy, woody, peppery, and tangy ones. On the palate, grape, fruity, and sweet notes are still prominent, along with earthy, gassy, tangy, floral, and peppery notes. A pleasant dessert/digestif profile. The smoke is smooth and creamy.

4. Effects The effects are rapid and heavy. The body is relaxed and soothed, with a slight couchlock. Cerebrally, it's euphoric, with an uplifting mood, it's giggly and feel-good. The high is medium-strong, noticeable on the face but still manageable. A buzz to relax, unwind, sink into a movie, switch off, or simply "take the edge off." Quite versatile, but ideal for the start of an evening.

For me, Ostara Medical is synonymous with consistent quality, aromas, and powerful effects. The joints are well-made, and I like the 20-joint pack; it's so convenient when I'm too lazy to roll. I loved the flower, and the pre-rolls are true to the experience that charmed me. It's a staple in my rotation for a fruity/sweet "indica."

Bought on the medical market at Teedy.

Nightmare Runtz Pre-Rolls by Ostara Medical

1. Packaging A thick, opaque black plastic tube containing 20 pre-rolled 0.4g pouches. The label lists the THC (26.09%), CBD (0.11%), and total terpene levels (2.58%). It also includes a list of dominant terpenes, the cross (Runtz x White Nightmare), and the breeder (Sin City Seeds). A generous and transparent presentation. The tube contained a Boost, which I removed due to personal preference.

2. Appearance The joints are cone-shaped, made of unbleached paper, with folded tips and a paper/cardboard filter measuring approximately 1 1/4 inches (+/- 30% of the joint). The joints are uniformly dense with no weaknesses in the filter. They smoke easily, producing a pale gray ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Caryophyllene, Selina, Farnesene. On the nose, it smells fruity, like grapes, sweet, and peppery. On a dry hit, fruity and sweet notes dominate, followed by earthy, woody, peppery, and tangy ones. On the palate, grape, fruity, and sweet notes are still prominent, along with earthy, gassy, tangy, floral, and peppery notes. A pleasant dessert/digestif profile. The smoke is smooth and creamy.

4. Effects The effects are rapid and heavy. The body is relaxed and soothed, with a slight couchlock. Cerebrally, it's euphoric, with an uplifting mood, it's giggly and feel-good. The high is medium-strong, noticeable on the face but still manageable. A buzz to relax, unwind, sink into a movie, switch off, or simply "take the edge off." Quite versatile, but ideal for the start of an evening.

For me, Ostara Medical is synonymous with consistent quality, aromas, and powerful effects. The joints are well-made, and I like the 20-joint pack; it's so convenient when I'm too lazy to roll. I loved the flower, and the pre-rolls are true to the experience that charmed me. It's a staple in my rotation for a fruity/sweet "indica."

Bought on the medical market at Teedy.

Peach Mango Infused Sparkling Water by Juste Bulles (Exka)

1. Packaging A tall, narrow aluminum can with a plastic tamper-evident seal. The label lists the THC concentration (5mg) per unit, nutritional information, ingredients (carbonated water, sugar, natural flavors, cannabis extract, ascorbic acid, citric acid, mono- and diglycerides, potassium citrate, potassium sorbate), and the packaging date (2026-03-24).

2. Appearance/Texture The water is well-carbonated, colorless, and slightly cloudy/opaque.

3. Aroma/Taste The aroma is fruity and sweet, with notes of mango and peach. The taste is typical carbonated water, slightly tart, with a subtle hint of mango and peach. I was expecting something very artificial, but it's comparable to Perrier. It's refreshing in hot weather.

4. Effects I say it every time, but with the limited dosages and my tolerance, I never expect a super recreational trip, but rather a gentle euphoria and relaxation. Obviously, I prefer a higher dosage or one made from full-spectrum extract, but oh well. I didn't get a buzz, but a little relaxed feeling.

I always overlook ready-to-drink infused beverages because of their dosage versus my tolerance, it's not a logical choice for my needs. However, I admit I was surprised, being quite picky about flavored waters. I'd probably need a case to feel any effect given my tolerance, but I can easily see myself grabbing a few for an outing when I don't feel like having a beer to cope with the heat.

Peach Mango Infused Sparkling Water by Juste Bulles (Exka)

1. Packaging A tall, narrow aluminum can with a plastic tamper-evident seal. The label lists the THC concentration (5mg) per unit, nutritional information, ingredients (carbonated water, sugar, natural flavors, cannabis extract, ascorbic acid, citric acid, mono- and diglycerides, potassium citrate, potassium sorbate), and the packaging date (2026-03-24).

2. Appearance/Texture The water is well-carbonated, colorless, and slightly cloudy/opaque.

3. Aroma/Taste The aroma is fruity and sweet, with notes of mango and peach. The taste is typical carbonated water, slightly tart, with a subtle hint of mango and peach. I was expecting something very artificial, but it's comparable to Perrier. It's refreshing in hot weather.

4. Effects I say it every time, but with the limited dosages and my tolerance, I never expect a super recreational trip, but rather a gentle euphoria and relaxation. Obviously, I prefer a higher dosage or one made from full-spectrum extract, but oh well. I didn't get a buzz, but a little relaxed feeling.

I always overlook ready-to-drink infused beverages because of their dosage versus my tolerance, it's not a logical choice for my needs. However, I admit I was surprised, being quite picky about flavored waters. I'd probably need a case to feel any effect given my tolerance, but I can easily see myself grabbing a few for an outing when I don't feel like having a beer to cope with the heat.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

Peach Mango Infused Sparkling Water by Juste Bulles (Exka)

1. Packaging A tall, narrow aluminum can with a plastic tamper-evident seal. The label lists the THC concentration (5mg) per unit, nutritional information, ingredients (carbonated water, sugar, natural flavors, cannabis extract, ascorbic acid, citric acid, mono- and diglycerides, potassium citrate, potassium sorbate), and the packaging date (2026-03-24).

2. Appearance/Texture The water is well-carbonated, colorless, and slightly cloudy/opaque.

3. Aroma/Taste The aroma is fruity and sweet, with notes of mango and peach. The taste is typical carbonated water, slightly tart, with a subtle hint of mango and peach. I was expecting something very artificial, but it's comparable to Perrier. It's refreshing in hot weather.

4. Effects I say it every time, but with the limited dosages and my tolerance, I never expect a super recreational trip, but rather a gentle euphoria and relaxation. Obviously, I prefer a higher dosage or one made from full-spectrum extract, but oh well. I didn't get a buzz, but a little relaxed feeling.

I always overlook ready-to-drink infused beverages because of their dosage versus my tolerance, it's not a logical choice for my needs. However, I admit I was surprised, being quite picky about flavored waters. I'd probably need a case to feel any effect given my tolerance, but I can easily see myself grabbing a few for an outing when I don't feel like having a beer to cope with the heat.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

Eau gazéifiée infusée Pêche Mangue de Juste Bulles(Exka)

1. Emballage

Une longue et étroite canette en aluminium avec un système/sceau de sécurité en plastique. L'étiquette mentionne les concentrations de THC(5mg) par unité, la valeur nutritive, les ingrédients(eau gazéifiée, sucre, arômes naturels, extrait de cannabis, acide ascorbique, acide citrique, mono- et diglycérides, citrate de potassium, sorbate de potassium) et

 la date d'emballage(2026-03-24). 

2. Visuel/texture

L'eau est bien gazéifiée, incolore, légèrement trouble/opaque.

3. Arômes/goûts

Au nez, ça sent fruité, sucré, la mangue et la pêche. En bouche, ça goûte l'eau gazéifiée, acidulée, avec un subtil goût de mangue et de pêche. Je m'attendais à quelque chose de super artificiel mais c'est comparable à une eau Perrier. Ça désaltère par temps chaud. 

4. Effets

 

Je me répète à chaque fois, avec les dosages limités et ma tolérance, je ne m'attends jamais à avoir un super trip récréatif mais plutôt une douce euphorie et détente. Évidemment que je préfère un dosage plus élevé ou fait à partir d'extrait à spectre complet mais bon. Je n'ai pas eu de buzz mais un p'tit feeling relax. 

Je overlook toujours les prêt-à-boire dû à leur dosage versus ma tolérance. Ce n'est pas un choix logique pour mes besoins. Par contre, j'avoue avoir été surprise, étant assez difficile sur les eaux aromatisées. Il m'en faudrait probablement une caisse pour ressentir un effet pour ma tolérance mais j'me vois facilement m'en ramasser quelques une pour une sortie quand j'ai pas le goût de prendre une bière pour survivre à la chaleur. 

Acheté à la SQDC

Master Kush Pre-Rolls by Hatrick Express (Juste Feu)

1. Packaging A "girthy" clear plastic tube containing and displaying nine 0.5g pre-rolls. The label lists the THC (27.7%), CBD (0.1%), and total terpene levels (4.26%). It also includes a list of dominant terpenes, the packaging date (2026-06-01), and the mention "micro-producer from Quebec." A decent presentation; the basics are there. The tube did not contain any Boost.

2. Appearance The joints are cone-shaped, made of white paper, with the tips folded over themselves and paper/cardboard filters that measure approximately 45% of the joint. The joints appear uniformly dense and show no weaknesses in the filter. They smoke easily, producing a pale gray ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Caryophyllene, myrcene, humulene. On the nose, it's shy, herbal, earthy, woody, and hoppy. On the dry hit, there are hops, pine, pepper, herbal, earthy notes, and floral, citrus, and hashish notes. On the palate, earthy hashish aromas dominate, followed by pine resin, floral, peppery, and hoppy notes. It's nostalgic, quite similar to the Master Kush I knew in the late 2000s. A divisive taste, you love it or don't, it's a bit like "frenching" a fir branch with a handful of dirt while chewing peppercorns. The smoke is heavy and creamy.

4. Effects The effects comes in fast, without warning or subtlety. The body is stunned, relaxed, and couch-locked. On a cerebral level, it's like turning off the lights, switching off, a noticeable euphoria and mood elevation. The high is medium-strong, not a hard hitter, but it's definitely present, very visible on the face. A chill buzz, to relax the body and mind.

A necessary return to the roots. I love being able to find old-school genetics on the legal market; you know what to expect, and it's easier to see if the rest is truly talent or just marketing. It's a bit like bumping into a long-lost friend and giving each other a hug, realizing it feels like only yesterday. I hope this will open the door to more well-executed, older genetics and interest new generations of consumers in legacy strains to slow down the genetic bottleneck.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

Master Kush Pre-Rolls by Hatrick Express (Juste Feu)

1. Packaging A "girthy" clear plastic tube containing and displaying nine 0.5g pre-rolls. The label lists the THC (27.7%), CBD (0.1%), and total terpene levels (4.26%). It also includes a list of dominant terpenes, the packaging date (2026-06-01), and the mention "micro-producer from Quebec." A decent presentation; the basics are there. The tube did not contain any Boost.

2. Appearance The joints are cone-shaped, made of white paper, with the tips folded over themselves and paper/cardboard filters that measure approximately 45% of the joint. The joints appear uniformly dense and show no weaknesses in the filter. They smoke easily, producing a pale gray ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Caryophyllene, myrcene, humulene. On the nose, it's shy, herbal, earthy, woody, and hoppy. On the dry hit, there are hops, pine, pepper, herbal, earthy notes, and floral, citrus, and hashish notes. On the palate, earthy hashish aromas dominate, followed by pine resin, floral, peppery, and hoppy notes. It's nostalgic, quite similar to the Master Kush I knew in the late 2000s. A divisive taste, you love it or don't, it's a bit like "frenching" a fir branch with a handful of dirt while chewing peppercorns. The smoke is heavy and creamy.

4. Effects The effects comes in fast, without warning or subtlety. The body is stunned, relaxed, and couch-locked. On a cerebral level, it's like turning off the lights, switching off, a noticeable euphoria and mood elevation. The high is medium-strong, not a hard hitter, but it's definitely present, very visible on the face. A chill buzz, to relax the body and mind.

A necessary return to the roots. I love being able to find old-school genetics on the legal market; you know what to expect, and it's easier to see if the rest is truly talent or just marketing. It's a bit like bumping into a long-lost friend and giving each other a hug, realizing it feels like only yesterday. I hope this will open the door to more well-executed, older genetics and interest new generations of consumers in legacy strains to slow down the genetic bottleneck.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

Préroulés Master Kush de Hatrick Express(Juste Feu)

1. Emballage

Un tube "girthy" en plastique transparent qui contient et laisse voir 9 préroulés de 0,5g. L'étiquette mentionne les taux de T-H-C(27,7%), C-B-D(0,1%) et des terpènes totaux(4,26%). On retrouve aussi la liste des terpènes dominants, la date d'emballage(2026-06-01) et la mention "micro-producteur du Québec". Une présentation décente, la base est là. Le tube ne contenait pas de Boost.

2. Visuel

Les joints sont en cônes, fait de papier blanc, les embouts sont repliés sur eux même, avec des filtres en papier/carton qui mesurent environ 45% du joint. Les joints semblent uniformément denses et ne présentent pas de faiblesse au niveau du filtre. Se fument sans problème, avec une cendre grise pâle et un anneau de résine.

3. Arômes/terpènes

Caryophyllène, myrcène, humulène.

Au nez, c'est timide, herbal, terreux, boisé et houblonné. En dry hit, y'a le houblon, pin, poivré, herbal, terreux et des notes florales, d'agrumes et de hash. En bouche, les arômes terreux de hash dominent suivis de la résine de pin, le floral, poivre et houblon. C'est nostalgique, assez semblable au Master Kush que j'ai connu vers la fin des années 2000. Un goût qui divise, c'est un peu comme "frenché" une branche de sapin avec une poignée de terre en croquant des grains de poivre. La fumée est lourde et crémeuse.

4. Effets

Les effets arrivent en trombe, sans avertissement ou délicatesse. Le corps est assommé, détendu et cloué au divan. Côté cérébral, c'est comme fermer les lumières, déconnecter, une euphorie et élévation de l'humeur notable. Le high est moyen-fort, pas un hardhitter mais ça ne donne pas sa place, très visible sur le visage. Un buzz de soirée, pour se relaxer le corps et l'esprit. 

Un retour aux sources nécessaire. J'aime pouvoir retrouver des génétiques old school sur le marché légal, tu sais à quoi t'attendre et c'est plus propice à voir si le reste c'est vraiment du talent ou du marketing. C't'un peu comme croiser un ami de longue date qu'on a pas vu depuis longtemps et se donner un câlin en réalisant que c'est comme si c'était hier. J'espère que ça va ouvrir la porte à plus de vieilles génétiques, bien exécutées, et intéresser les nouvelles générations de consommateurs aux "legacy strains" pour ralentir le "bottle neck" génétique.

Acheté à la SQDC

Pas pire dissonance versus la SQDC.

Et vous? Vous en pensez quoi?

La SAQ va trop loin? La SQDC pas assez? Qui doit prendre le modèle de l'autre? Y'a tu un milieu cohésif possible?

Ghost Train Haze by Station House

1. Packaging A rectangular, opaque black plastic case containing five 0.5g pre-rolls set in a grooved cardboard insert. The label lists THC (27.68%) and CBD (0.06%) levels. There is no mention of dominant terpenes, though the classification (Sativa) and packaging date (2026-05-07) are included. A miserable presentation; a major lack of effort. The case contained a humidity pack (Boost), which I removed as a matter of personal preference.

2. Visuals The joints are cone-shaped and made of white paper with twisted tips; the paper/cardboard filters account for about 45% of the joint's length and bear the brand logo. Half of the joints showed a structural weakness near the filter. They smoke without issues, producing pale grey ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Humulene, limonene, myrcene. The scent is barely perceptible, save for a vague "concept" of lemon. The dry hit is lemony, earthy, peppery, floral, and hoppy. On the palate, it is earthy, peppery, gassy, and faintly lemony. It’s a common, run-of-the-mill profile—though I get the impression it isn't necessarily true GTH. The smoke is light but irritating at times.

4. Effects The effects set in gently, building gradually. The body feels more alert and energetic, creating an urge to move and take action. Mentally, thoughts race; there is a mood lift, along with creativity, motivation, and optimism. The high is mild-to-moderate—functional, with a touch of mental fog and barely visible physical signs. It gives you a buzz that makes you want to organize, tidy up, write, or go outside—anything but relax.

I’d sworn I’d never try the Station House brand again, but hey, it was one of the new releases, so I gave them a second chance. The joints are decent without being perfect; the profile is ok, though you have to like that flavor type or else it’s a bit boring. The effects are actually interesting—useful for a pick-me-up or a boost. The price is fair; when you look at the price per gram, it falls into a more affordable and competitive range. Basically, I wouldn't go out of my way for it, but it gets the job done.

Bought at the SQDC(Quebec)

Ghost Train Haze by Station House

1. Packaging A rectangular, opaque black plastic case containing five 0.5g pre-rolls set in a grooved cardboard insert. The label lists THC (27.68%) and CBD (0.06%) levels. There is no mention of dominant terpenes, though the classification (Sativa) and packaging date (2026-05-07) are included. A miserable presentation; a major lack of effort. The case contained a humidity pack (Boost), which I removed as a matter of personal preference.

2. Visuals The joints are cone-shaped and made of white paper with twisted tips; the paper/cardboard filters account for about 45% of the joint's length and bear the brand logo. Half of the joints showed a structural weakness near the filter. They smoke without issues, producing pale grey ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Humulene, limonene, myrcene. The scent is barely perceptible, save for a vague "concept" of lemon. The dry hit is lemony, earthy, peppery, floral, and hoppy. On the palate, it is earthy, peppery, gassy, and faintly lemony. It’s a common, run-of-the-mill profile—though I get the impression it isn't necessarily true GTH. The smoke is light but irritating at times.

4. Effects The effects set in gently, building gradually. The body feels more alert and energetic, creating an urge to move and take action. Mentally, thoughts race; there is a mood lift, along with creativity, motivation, and optimism. The high is mild-to-moderate—functional, with a touch of mental fog and barely visible physical signs. It gives you a buzz that makes you want to organize, tidy up, write, or go outside—anything but relax.

I’d sworn I’d never try the Station House brand again, but hey, it was one of the new releases, so I gave them a second chance. The joints are decent without being perfect; the profile is ok, though you have to like that flavor type or else it’s a bit boring. The effects are actually interesting—useful for a pick-me-up or a boost. The price is fair; when you look at the price per gram, it falls into a more affordable and competitive range. Basically, I wouldn't go out of my way for it, but it gets the job done.

Bought at the SQDC(Quebec)

Ghost Train Haze de Station House

1. Emballage

Un coffret rectangulaire en plastique opaque noir qui contient 5 préroulés de 0,5g placés dans un carton rainuré. L'étiquette mentionne les taux de T-H-C(27,68%) et C-B-D(0,06%). Aucune mention des terpènes dominants mais on retrouve la classification(sativa) et la date d'emballage(2026-05-07). Une présentation misérable, un gros manque d'effort. Le coffret contenait un Boost que j'ai retiré par préférence personnelle.

2. Visuel

Les joints sont en cônes, fait de papier blanc, les embouts sont twistés, avec des filtres en papier/carton qui mesurent environ 45% du joint et portent le logo de la marque. La moitié des joints présentaient une faiblesse au niveau du filtre. Se fument sans problème, avec une cendre grise pâle et un anneau de résine.

3. Arômes/terpènes

Humulène, limonène, myrcène.

Au nez, c'est pratiquement imperceptible, sauf un "concept" de citron. En dry hit, c'est citronné, terreux, poivré, floral et houblonné. En bouche, c'est terreux, poivré, gassy et timidement citronné. Un profil commun, vu et revu, mais j'ai l'impression que ce n'est pas nécessairement du GTH. La fumée est légère mais irritante par moment. 

4. Effets

Les effets s'installent doucement en augmentant graduellement. Le corps est plus vif et alerte avec un besoin de bouger et d'être dans l'action. Côté cérébral, les pensées déferlent, élévation de l'humeur, créativité, motivation et optimiste. Le high est moyen-doux, un p'tit fog mental, à peine visible sur le visage, fonctionnel. Un buzz pour organiser, faire du ménage, écrire, sortir à l'extérieur, tout sauf se relaxer. 

J'm'étais jurée de ne plus jamais essayé la marque Station House, mais bon, ça faisait partie des nouveautés, donc j'leur ai donné une 2e chance. Les joints sont décents sans être parfait, le profil est correct, faut aimer le profil sinon c'est boring un peu. Les effets sont quand même intéressants, c'est utile pour un remontant/boost. Le prix est correct mais y'a si on achète au prix par gramme, ça semble être une fourchette plus abordable et compétitive. En gros, je ne ferais pas un détour pour ça mais ça fait la job. 

Strawberry Slurricane Infused and Coated with THCa Isolate Pre-Rolls by Sticky Greens(Organigram)

1. Packaging A long, opaque white plastic tube containing three 0.5g pre-rolls infused and coated with THCa isolate. The tube was only sealed with the excise tax stamp affixed directly to the hinge, so there was basically no security seal. The label lists the THC (30.0%), CBD (0.2%), and total terpenes (5%). The list of dominant terpenes is missing, but the classification (indica), packaging date (2026-06-04), and ingredients (dried cannabis, cannabis extract, terpenes, gum arabic) are present. A stingy presentation, lacking effort. The tube did not contain any Boost.

2. Appearance The joints are cone-shaped, made of white paper coated with THCa isolate. The tips are twisted and folded over, with paper/cardboard filters that make up about 45% of the joint. Two out of three joints were crooked, at an angle to the filter. They smoke without any problems, producing a pale gray ash and a ring of resin.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Limonene, myrcene, caryophyllene. On the nose, you immediately get an artificial flavor of red fruits (strawberry, cherry, raspberry) and vanilla sugar. On the dry hit, there's a bit of citrus, fruity, sweet, reminiscent of cherry-shaped gummies. On the palate, it continues along the same hyper-fragrant and artificial lines: fruity, sweet, gassy, vanilla, plus the same Vaseline/silicone aftertaste I often find with terpene-infused products. The smoke is heavy and slightly irritating at times.

4. Effects The effects develop slowly and gradually. Eyelids and limbs feel heavy, the body feels sluggish and slowed down. Cerebrally, there's a fog, mild euphoria, and an elevated mood. The high is moderate; the isolate enhances the experience slightly, but it's a minimal added effect for someone with a high tolerance. The buzz is relaxing, perfect for an evening out, watching a movie, or for a moment of self-care, etc.

Right off the bat, I'm not the target audience. I'm not a fan, beyond my curiosity, of terpene-infused products. It's a bit cloying, but I've experienced worse. The lack of attention to detail is a bit disappointing; the security seal and crooked joints, especially at this price point. It's not all bad, but I won't be repurchasing it.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

Strawberry Slurricane Infused and Coated with THCa Isolate Pre-Rolls by Sticky Greens(Organigram)

1. Packaging A long, opaque white plastic tube containing three 0.5g pre-rolls infused and coated with THCa isolate. The tube was only sealed with the excise tax stamp affixed directly to the hinge, so there was basically no security seal. The label lists the THC (30.0%), CBD (0.2%), and total terpenes (5%). The list of dominant terpenes is missing, but the classification (indica), packaging date (2026-06-04), and ingredients (dried cannabis, cannabis extract, terpenes, gum arabic) are present. A stingy presentation, lacking effort. The tube did not contain any Boost.

2. Appearance The joints are cone-shaped, made of white paper coated with THCa isolate. The tips are twisted and folded over, with paper/cardboard filters that make up about 45% of the joint. Two out of three joints were crooked, at an angle to the filter. They smoke without any problems, producing a pale gray ash and a ring of resin.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Limonene, myrcene, caryophyllene. On the nose, you immediately get an artificial flavor of red fruits (strawberry, cherry, raspberry) and vanilla sugar. On the dry hit, there's a bit of citrus, fruity, sweet, reminiscent of cherry-shaped gummies. On the palate, it continues along the same hyper-fragrant and artificial lines: fruity, sweet, gassy, vanilla, plus the same Vaseline/silicone aftertaste I often find with terpene-infused products. The smoke is heavy and slightly irritating at times.

4. Effects The effects develop slowly and gradually. Eyelids and limbs feel heavy, the body feels sluggish and slowed down. Cerebrally, there's a fog, mild euphoria, and an elevated mood. The high is moderate; the isolate enhances the experience slightly, but it's a minimal added effect for someone with a high tolerance. The buzz is relaxing, perfect for an evening out, watching a movie, or for a moment of self-care, etc.

Right off the bat, I'm not the target audience. I'm not a fan, beyond my curiosity, of terpene-infused products. It's a bit cloying, but I've experienced worse. The lack of attention to detail is a bit disappointing; the security seal and crooked joints, especially at this price point. It's not all bad, but I won't be repurchasing it.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

Préroulés infusés enrobés d'isolat de THCa Strawberry Slurricane de Sticky Greens(Organigram)

1. Emballage

Un long tube en plastique opaque blanc qui contient 3 préroulés de 0,5g, infusés et enrobés d'isolat de THCa. Le tube était seulement fermé par la taxe d'accise qui était apposée directement sur la charnière donc au final aucun sceau de sécurité. L'étiquette mentionne les taux de T-H-C(30,0%), C-B-D(0,2%) et des terpènes totaux(5%). La liste des terpènes dominants est manquante mais on retrouve la classification(indica), la date d'emballage(2026-06-04) et les ingrédients(cannabis séché, extrait de cannabis, terpène, gomme arabique). Une présentation avare, un manque d'effort. Le tube ne contenait pas de Boost.

2. Visuel

Les joints sont en cônes, fait de papier blanc recouvert d'isolat de THCa, les embouts sont twistés et repliés sur eux même, avec des filtres en papier/carton qui mesurent environ 45% du joint. Deux joints sur trois étaient croches, en angle par rapport au filtre. Se fument sans problème, avec une cendre grise pâle et un anneau de résine.

3. Arômes/terpènes

Limonène, myrcène, caryophyllène.

Au nez, tout de suite on sent une saveur artificielle de fruits rouges(fraise, cerise, framboise) et de sucre vanillé. En dry hit, y'a un peu d'agrumes, fruité, sucré, ça rappelle les gummies en forme de cerises. En bouche, ça continue sur la même lignée hyper parfumée et factice, fruitée, sucrée, gassy, vanillée en plus du même arrière goût de vaseline/silicone que je retrouve souvent avec les produits infusés de terpènes. La fumée est lourde et légèrement irritante par moment.

4. Effets

Les effets s'installent tranquillement et graduellement. Les paupières et membres s'alourdissent, le corps est englué et ralenti. Côté cérébral, y'a un fog, légère euphorie et élévation de l'humeur. Le high est moyen, l'isolat élève l'expérience un peu mais c'est un effet ajouté minime pour une forte tolérance. Le buzz est relax, ça se prend bien en soirée, devant un film, pour un moment self care, etc. 

Déjà en partant je ne suis pas le public cible, je ne suis pas fan, au-delà ma curiosité, des produits infusés de terpènes. Ça tombe un peu sur le cœur mais j'ai vu pire. Le manque de soucis des détails est un peu bof; le sceau de sécurité et les joints croches, surtout dans sa fourchette de prix. C'est pas tout mauvais mais ça ne sera pas un rachat pour moi. 

Acheté à la SQDC

Blueberry Pancake by Le Malin Vert

1. Packaging A "girthy" opaque black plastic tube containing 15 pre-rolled 0.35g joints. The label lists the THC (29.3%), CBD (0.1%), CBD (0.7%), and total terpenes (3.4%) levels. CBD is a cannabinoid similar to CBD in that it is not psychoactive and has anti-inflammatory properties. The label also includes the classification (sativa), aromas (sweet, diesel), appearance (whole flowers, folded tip), genetics (Blueberry Yum-Yum x Ice Cream Cake), packaging date (2026-06-16), and the mentions of craft(non-irradiated, hand-trimmed and hand-packaged) and "micro-grown in Sutton, QC." A decent presentation makes sense. The tube did not contain any Boost.

2. Appearance The joints are cone-shaped, made of unbleached paper, with the tips folded over themselves, and paper/cardboard filters that make up about 45% of the joint. The joints are mostly uniformly dense, but some have a weak filter. They smoke without any problems, producing a pale gray ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Myrcene. On the nose, it's very subtle, slightly fruity, sweet, gassy, and earthy. On a dry hit, it's tangy, sweet, and earthy. On the palate, it's herbal, gassy, earthy, and spicy. The fruity and sweet nuances have evaporated, leaving a rather average profile. The smoke is light but slightly irritates the throat. I doubt something happened between the flower and the pre-roll that caused them to lose their vibrancy and become harsher.

4. Effects The effects come on gradually. The body is edgy, energized, motivated, and needs to expend energy. Mentally, it's sharp, mind-racing, creative, and laser-focused. The high is medium-mild, not really a "mental fog," more of an overall stimulation; it's functional and manageable. The buzz is good for a wake-and-bake, an afternoon pick-me-up, or getting into a hyper-focused mood.

A little disappointed and quite surprised, I imagine I didn't get the taste experience expected. I'll probably wait and see if there's an improvement before risking trying it again. I've liked Le Malin Vert products up until now, so I'm still confident that this might just be a blip along the way.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

Blueberry Pancake by Le Malin Vert

1. Packaging A "girthy" opaque black plastic tube containing 15 pre-rolled 0.35g joints. The label lists the THC (29.3%), CBD (0.1%), CBD (0.7%), and total terpenes (3.4%) levels. CBD is a cannabinoid similar to CBD in that it is not psychoactive and has anti-inflammatory properties. The label also includes the classification (sativa), aromas (sweet, diesel), appearance (whole flowers, folded tip), genetics (Blueberry Yum-Yum x Ice Cream Cake), packaging date (2026-06-16), and the mentions of craft(non-irradiated, hand-trimmed and hand-packaged) and "micro-grown in Sutton, QC." A decent presentation makes sense. The tube did not contain any Boost.

2. Appearance The joints are cone-shaped, made of unbleached paper, with the tips folded over themselves, and paper/cardboard filters that make up about 45% of the joint. The joints are mostly uniformly dense, but some have a weak filter. They smoke without any problems, producing a pale gray ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes Myrcene. On the nose, it's very subtle, slightly fruity, sweet, gassy, and earthy. On a dry hit, it's tangy, sweet, and earthy. On the palate, it's herbal, gassy, earthy, and spicy. The fruity and sweet nuances have evaporated, leaving a rather average profile. The smoke is light but slightly irritates the throat. I doubt something happened between the flower and the pre-roll that caused them to lose their vibrancy and become harsher.

4. Effects The effects come on gradually. The body is edgy, energized, motivated, and needs to expend energy. Mentally, it's sharp, mind-racing, creative, and laser-focused. The high is medium-mild, not really a "mental fog," more of an overall stimulation; it's functional and manageable. The buzz is good for a wake-and-bake, an afternoon pick-me-up, or getting into a hyper-focused mood.

A little disappointed and quite surprised, I imagine I didn't get the taste experience expected. I'll probably wait and see if there's an improvement before risking trying it again. I've liked Le Malin Vert products up until now, so I'm still confident that this might just be a blip along the way.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)

Blueberry Pancake de Le Malin Vert

1. Emballage

Un tube "girthy" en plastique noir opaque qui contient 15 préroulés de 0,35g. L'étiquette mentionne les taux de T-H-C(29,3%), C-B-D(0,1%), C-B-G(0,7%) et des terpènes totaux(3,4%). Le C-B-G est un cannabinoïde semblable au C-B-D dans le sens qu'il n'est pas psychoactif et possède des propriétés inflammatoires. On retrouve aussi la classification(sativa), les arômes(sucré, diesel), l'apparence(fleurs entières, embout replié), la génétique(Blueberry Yum-Yum x Ice Cream Cake), la date d'emballage(2026-06-16) et les mentions artisanal(non-irradié, manucure et emballage à la main) et "micro-cultivé à Sutton, QC". Une présentation décente, ça fait du sens. Le tube ne contenait pas de Boost.

2. Visuel

Les joints sont en cônes, fait de papier non-blanchi, les embouts sont repliés sur eux même, avec des filtres en papier/carton qui mesurent environ 45% du joint. Les joints sont majoritairement uniformément denses mais certains présentent une faiblesse au niveau du filtre. Se fument sans problème, avec une cendre grise pâle et un anneau de résine.

3. Arômes/terpènes

Myrcène. 

Au nez, c'est très subtil, légèrement fruité, sucré, gassy et terreux. En dry hit, c'est acidulé, sucré et terreux. En bouche, c'est herbal, gassy, terreux et spicy. Les nuances fruitées et sucrées se sont volatilisées, laissant un profil plutôt moyen. La fumée est légère mais irrite un peu la gorge. Je doute que quelque chose s'est passé entre la fleur et le préroulé qui leur a fait perdre leur vibrance et gagner en âcreté.

1. Effets

Les effets s'installent en douceur. Le corps est nerveux, survolté, motivé et a besoin de se dépenser. Côté cérébral, c'est vif, mind-racing, créatif, et concentré comme un laser. Le high est moyen-doux, pas vraiment de "fog mental", plus une stimulation globale, c'est fonctionnel et gérable. Le buzz est bien pour un wake and bake, un remontant d'après-midi ou se mettre dans un mood hyper focus. 

Un peu déçue mais surtout très surprise, j'imagine que je n'ai pas eu l'expérience prévue au niveau du goût. Je vais probablement attendre de voir si y'a une courbe d'amélioration avant de me risquer à essayer à nouveau. J'ai bien aimé les produits Le Malin Vert jusqu'à aujourd'hui donc j'ai quand même confiance que c'est peut-être juste un pépin sur la route.

Acheté à la SQDC

Ça roule dans le jardin Pre Rolls from La Collection D'Origine Nature (Origine Nature)

1. Packaging: A clear plastic jar containing 40 pre-rolled 0.35g joints. The label lists the THC (27.22%) and CBD (0.0%) levels. Surprisingly, it only includes the packaging date (May 8, 2026) and the mentions "hanging during drying and hand-trimmed" and "grown in Quebec." A rather disappointing presentation; even the SQDC website had little information to offer. It was only on the Origine Nature website that I was finally able to find some relevant answers: classification (hybrid), genetics (Sage N Sour + Sour OG + Golden Gauth), and aromas (citrus, diesel, herbaceous, sweet orange). The jar contained a Boost, which I removed due to personal preference.

2. Appearance The joints are cone-shaped, made of white paper, with the tips folded into a "crown," and paper/cardboard filters that make up about 45% of the joint. The joints appear uniformly dense and show no weaknesses at the filter. They smoke easily, producing a whitish ash and a resin ring.

3. Aromas/Terpenes On the nose, it's light and smells herbaceous, lemony, earthy, and spicy. On a dry hit, it tastes of orange and herbs like sage and/or rosemary, with a touch of floral and woody notes. It's reminiscent of Tangie but less woody/hoppy and sweeter. On the palate, it starts with a subtle floral note that is then overpowered by earthy, citrusy, herbal, and timid spicy flavors. It accurately represents the three genetics in the blend. The smoke is smooth and light.

4. Effects The effects come on gently, no energizing rush or noticeable crush, but the body is relaxed. Mentally, it's relaxed, serene, carefree; it takes the edge off, makes you want to chat, read, or start a project. The high is mild, there's a bit of a fog, but it remains functional. The joint format also plays a part; it's more like a dog walker, quick and on-the-spot consumption. A mood for going outside, seeing people, and getting your fix discreetly without seeming completely disconnected.

It's good when you don't want to overthink it, when you need to have a quick puff, when you don't need to feel your heart racing from an overly stimulating sativa, or when you just want to avoid having to roll for a while. The kind of companion you bring for a camping trip or to get through a heat wave when you have to limit your outdoor exposure to less than 10 minutes and avoid getting dizzy from being too stoned.

Purchased at the SQDC(Quebec)