FECO is one of the best products for those seeking help from cannabis. It is a broad-spectrum concentrate that has been shown to assist people in a variety of chronic ailments. In most cases, all you need is a rice-grain-sized dose to last for most of the day.

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Q: Can you smoke FECO oil?

Yes, FECO (Full Extract Cannabis Oil) can be consumed by smoking, but it’s important to note that smoking FECO oil is not the most common or recommended method of consumption. FECO oil is highly potent and concentrated, and smoking it directly can be quite intense and potentially harsh on the throat and lungs due to its high cannabinoid content. Typically, FECO oil is used for oral consumption, sublingual administration, or as an ingredient in edibles, tinctures, or topical applications. These methods allow for better dosage control and are generally considered safer and more effective for utilizing the medicinal properties of FECO oil. If you are considering smoking FECO oil, it’s crucial to exercise caution and start with very small amounts to gauge your tolerance. Always ensure you have obtained the oil from a reputable source and follow the guidance of a medical professional or experienced cannabis practitioner. If you’re looking for alternative methods of consuming FECO oil, consider options such as vaporization, oral ingestion, or sublingual administration.

Q: Which is better for FECO: Suppository or Tincture?

It depends on the benefits you are seeking to get from the Full Extract Cannabis Oil. FECO Suppositories will not give you the feeling of being high, but you will still receive the benefits of the other cannabinoids and terpenes contained in them. Additionally, each person responds to each delivery method differently. So, you may need to try various means in order to find the right products for you. Have questions on which method is the best for you? Book a consultation with our FECO Specialists .

Q: What is RSO? Is it the same as FECO?

Named after Rick Simpson, RSO Oil is the homemade recipe he posted online after claiming the oil successfully treated his skin cancer. Rick was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma back in the early 2000s. FECO is often mistaken for RSO but is very different. The difference between FECO & RSO is the method used for extraction. FECO specifically is extracted using the Ethanol Extraction method with the use of grain alcohol, which is safer than RSO method which uses isopropyl alcohol. When comparing FECO vs RSO, RSO’s extraction is considered dangerous because of the potential risk to ingest the solvent. The solvent can be converted to acetone in the liver and therefore be incredibly toxic. High grade equipment is needed when making both FECO and RSO. We offer a vast selection of premium quality FECO tincture products.

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