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LMAO I’ll never forget it bro, easy to get caught out with these carts if you’re not carefulStill remember your trip to shops mate when people bring this one up
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Carts Aurora® Resin SRD T918 Sourdough
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Trying to decide between this and the EHD, what do people think comparing the two?
My wife's Sourdough has ran out whilst the EHD still has a third left but bare in mind she is a pain patient and finds Sourdough effective for that so make of that what you will
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Cheers dude,My wife's Sourdough has ran out whilst the EHD still has a third left but bare in mind she is a pain patient and finds Sourdough effective for that so make of that what you will
Montu have both but I've a 50g allowance and a budget around £250. A shame that Montu's stock situation is so lacking, unicorn cake x2, black cookies , high silver smalls, and a resin cart would only be £246 for a full script.
I think I'm gonna go for the SRD. Will also need to grab a device with it. ADHD doesn't like all these hoops to jump through with sending a script to three different places lol
I thought I had a solution then with the discounts at IPS but I just remembered the THC restriction
I can certainly relate to hoops and processes as this has often been my undoing with things in general life in the past,
With the battery/device it is a one off purchase but yes more hoops than needed unfortunately .
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Yes, sadly my THC cap doth fucketh me over lol. I would have been all over the discounted Peace Naturals® stuff if not for the restriction, and the MAC doughnut.I thought I had a solution then with the discounts at IPS but I just remembered the THC restriction
I can certainly relate to hoops and processes as this has often been my undoing with things in general life in the past,
With the battery/device it is a one off purchase but yes more hoops than needed unfortunately .
Keeping my fingers crossed for a Lucy in the Sky reduction as I see it's near expiry and I need stronger Sativa than Upstate's BP.
If IPS hurry up and get the Aurora® carts back in I will probably do my whole script with them. Hopefully there's another load of reductions this week so I can make my mind up on what to do haha
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For me the EHD is uplifting, mood enhancing, energising, mostly mental effects. The SRD is more relaxing, muscle easing, ache soothing, pain reliving.
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Nice one, thankyou dude
Widely available again 
Why don't Mamedica® have this??
I don't want to pay £100 for a Clearleaf® one when everybody else can get one for £66 with 20% more rosin in it.
Them Clearleaf® ones are too expensive
I don't want to pay £100 for a Clearleaf® one when everybody else can get one for £66 with 20% more rosin in it.
Them Clearleaf® ones are too expensive
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You’re right to be frustrated mate, patients should have free choice and access to the medicine that best suits their needs and budgets
Worth noting the Aurora® carts are resin as opposed to rosin though, hence the price difference. I wish they were more affordable too, but they're not necessarily overpriced when you consider the time and effort that goes into making rosin, and the lower yields compared to co2 resin.
The big issue for me is that you don’t have the choice! The Clearleaf® carts are great, but you want an Aurora® cart (which are great too btw) so I believe your clinic should facilitate this!
Are you in a position to switch clinics? Or are you otherwise happy? I always like to advocate with voting with your wallet as it were in situations like this. If they won’t prescribe you the Aurora® carts there are plenty of clinics who will
Cheers mate I did not realise one was resin and the other was rosin.
I would rather have the rosin than the resin so I am sound now.
I thought about changing clinics but I think they are all the same apart from cardiff and mine is free for life now because I am on the disabled access scheme
I would rather have the rosin than the resin so I am sound now.
I thought about changing clinics but I think they are all the same apart from cardiff and mine is free for life now because I am on the disabled access scheme
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Despite my overall underwhelming flower selection this month, I'm quite gassed about the Aurora® Sourdough cartridge. Got myself a tiny little white Kodo Pro to use with it, which is my new favourite little gadget. Tastes like weed which is nice. I've only been using it on 2.2-2.4v for between 5 and 8 seconds per inhale and it is starting to go down, so I gotta try my hardest to keep it to bed time.
I recommend this highly, haven't really used enough of it to give a proper verdict as I was doing my own quality control (for scientific and educational purposes, obviously) on all the flower and don't want to get through a quarter of a cartridge in between games of Crash Bandicoot...
I recommend this highly, haven't really used enough of it to give a proper verdict as I was doing my own quality control (for scientific and educational purposes, obviously) on all the flower and don't want to get through a quarter of a cartridge in between games of Crash Bandicoot...
Can someone explain to me why these 1.2 (and 1ml with other carts) are classified as being the equivalent of 10g of dried flower by pharmacies? This is roughly a 5g equivalent of dried flower (the 1ml carts having a 4g dried flower equivalent). So why are we so seemingly content with this false equivalence? Firstly, it gives the impression you are getting more medicine than you actually are. Secondly, it prevents patients from receiving the correct dose or adequately monitoring their intake. In any other domain, the ASA would be all over this. So why is it so seemingly overlooked? Why is there so little talk about this? Is there nothing we can realistically do without legal action?
I would say it's the prescribers/clinics that are creating the this is equivalent to that when prescribing and pharmacies I imagine have no control over this and my cart allowance was supplementary to my flower allowance and not instead of thankfully.
I'm sure the Aurora® carts in another country are characterised by Aurora® as equivalent to 8g IIRC (Aus)and maybe this is because they are resin instead of distillate that the 4C Labs carts are
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