Swiss CBD Hash
CBD pollen and hash are concentrates obtained by separating and pressing trichomes from the hemp plant. Denser in CBD than raw flower, they are for users who want a more intense aromatic profile or a more compact dosage. Our range includes two brands: Swiss Premium Pollen, the Swiss reference in its genre, and Green Life for accessible formats.
Pollen, hash, charas, iceolator: what are the differences?
| Format | Process | Texture |
|---|---|---|
| Pollen / Pressed Hash | Trichomes separated by dry sifting, then compressed | Firm blocks, golden to brown color |
| Charas | Resin harvested by hand from the fresh plant | Soft paste, complex aromas |
| Iceolator | Ice water extraction, fine filtration | Sandy to creamy texture, very pure |
| Temple Ball | Resin rolled into a ball, Nepalese tradition | Dark exterior, soft interior |
How to use CBD pollen and hash
- Vaporization: recommended method, preserves terpenes and avoids combustion. Crumble lightly before loading the vaporizer.
- Infusion: dissolve in a hot fatty substance (whole milk, coconut oil) to release CBD. Does not dissolve in water alone.
- Cooking: incorporate into butter or oil after decarboxylation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is CBD hash legal in Switzerland and France?
Yes, as long as the THC level is below 1% in Switzerland and 0.3% in France. All our products are laboratory tested. Analysis certificates are available upon request.
What is the difference between pollen and flower in terms of CBD?
Pollen is more concentrated: where a flower typically contains 10 to 25% CBD, good pollen can reach 30 to 50%. The dosage should therefore be adjusted accordingly, especially if you are new to it.
Can pollen be mixed with tobacco?
Mixing with tobacco is a common practice, but we recommend avoiding tobacco for obvious health reasons. Pure vaporization is a significantly healthier alternative.
How to store CBD hash?
In an airtight container, away from light, at room temperature or slightly cool. Avoid direct contact with heat or humidity which degrade terpenes.
CBD is not a medicine. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women. Reserved for adults.