u/danylef

C’est ce que je mentionne dans la vidéo tournée chez 5 Points, à Notre-Dame-de-Pierreville. Les installations m’ont impressionné, mais les gens derrière méritent tout autant qu’on parle d’eux.

Des Québécois passionnés et généreux qui contribuent à la croissance de plusieurs microcultivateurs au Québec et donnent un coup de main à beaucoup de gens dans l’industrie.

Comme entrepreneur du même milieu, je tenais à souligner cette entraide.

Longue vie à 5 Points!

Les excuses sont les bienvenues. Maintenant, on veut du concret pour l’industrie et les consommateurs.

Et on connaît maintenant sa position sur l’accès à 18 ans…

Vous en pensez quoi?

Hi r/TheOCS,

I’m Dany, founder of Bleuh in Quebec.

I’ve been active in cannabis since 2013, but this is my first post here.

In Quebec, vape products only became available to consumers last November. As you probably know, inhalable cannabis products there can’t go over 30% THC. At first, that felt like a limitation, but for us it became the starting point for innovation.

This week, we’re launching Bleuh Original Sativa Wildberry Live Resin in Ontario.

It’s a balanced live resin 510 cart with 30% THC, 48% CBD and around 10% terpenes.

The formulation is 100% pure live resin, produced from fresh frozen Quebec-grown cannabis harvested cold in the morning and frozen immediately after harvest. No distillate, no added cannabinoids, no added terpenes.

Instead of building another high-THC vape, we wanted to create something more balanced, functional and intentional.

I know balanced carts are not for everyone, especially in a market where THC potency still drives a lot of buying decisions.

But not everyone is looking for an 80% THC vape.

A lot of consumers want something smoother, more controlled and more balanced. That’s the space we designed this product for.

I’ll be around today and in Ottawa for the week. If anyone has questions, feel free to ask.

Have a good day.