Our Process Starts with Certified Organic Flower.
Vermont Certified Organic
To ensure our process creates a quality product we have to start with a quality base. So we worked hard to obtain Vermonts organic certification. Following strict guidelines we cultivate grade AAA certified organic hemp on our farm.
We Are Full Spectrum
Why Full Spectrum?
Not all CBD is created equal. The hemp plant has multiple properties and numerous cannabinoids that work together to offer various health benefits. In full spectrum CBD all naturally occurring cannabinoids are preserved.
Unlike full spectrum CBD, some brands use only hemp seed oil with nearly no cannabinoids and minimal traces of CBD. Other brands use just a few parts of the hemp flower, limiting many of its beneficial properties. Most brands use isolate which singles out and isolates just CBD. Isolate strips away all other cannabinoids that work together to optimize the full benefits of the hemp plant.
Full Spectrum
Our full spectrum rosin is processed naturally and avoids exposure to chemicals.
Full spectrum CBD maintains all beneficial cannabinoids and terpenes present in the plant.
Isolate
Isolate requires that the hemp flower be processed with solvents or chemicals for extraction.
All other beneficial cannabinoids and terpenes have been stripped from CBD isolate.
Full Spectrum
Our full spectrum rosin is processed naturally and avoids exposure to chemicals.
Full spectrum CBD maintains all beneficial cannabinoids and terpenes present in the plant.
Isolate
Isolate requires that the flower be processed with solvents or chemicals for extraction.
All other beneficial cannabinoids and terpenes have been stripped from CBD isolate.
At MONTKUSH
We utilize the entire flower by pressing the hemp plant into a rosin liquid. Our rosin contains all the cannabinoids, flavonoids and terpenes that work together to give you a full spectrum profile. This is known as the entourage effect.
Our Process
Why Chemical Free Extraction?
Our rosin is produced from our unique way of freshly squeezing and pressing the hemp flower. We don’t use alcohol, ethanol or any chemicals in our extraction process. By exposing the flower to pressure, we preserve the terpenes, cannabinoids, fats and lipids for a naturally potent concentration of CBD in our rosin. Our process is considered a solventless process and it maintains every active ingredient allowing you to experience the “entourage effect.”
How do we press our flower?
- Our certified organic flower goes into our rosin press.
- We then expose the flower to heat and gently add 200 tons of pressure.
- Producing pure, high quality, chemical free liquid rosin.
- Our certified organic flower goes into our rosin press.
- We then expose the flower to heat and gently add 200 tons of pressure
- Producing pure, high quality, chemical free liquid rosin.
We Are Rosin
What's the deal with rosin?
By not using chemicals, our process yeilds rosin that is full of all the plant's major and minor cannabinoids without stripping away any beneficial properties. These include, but are not limited to, CBD, CBDa, CBG, CBN and many more cannabinoids that work together to offer the full spectrum profile.
Get to know your cannabinoids
CBD
The main cannabinoid in our products it is known to relieve pain as well as reducing anxiety and depression.
CBDa
In raw cannabis, all active compounds are first prevalent in the form of acids, as is the case with CBDa.
CBN
This cannabinoid has been researched for its ability to help regulate the immune system and works to relieve pain and inflammation. Also known for its effectiveness as a sleep aid.
CBC
Suggested for aiding in inflammation without activating any of the endocannabinoid receptors in the body. The researched benefits of CBC increases when combined with other cannabinoids.
CBG
Considered a minor cannabinoid. Known to enact benefits through an interaction with the CB1 & CB2 cannabinoid receptors in the brain.
THC
Our products contain below .03% of THC, but even trace elements of the compound are important in enacting the entourage effect.
THCa
The acidic precursor to THC. Below .03 % of all the cannabinoids present in our products but is equally as important for to experience the full spectrum profile.
CBD
The main cannabinoid in our products. Best known for its suggested benefits of reducing pain, anxiety and depression.
CBDa
In raw cannabis, all active compounds are first prevalent in the form of acids, as is the case with CBDa.
CBN
This cannabinoid has been researched for its ability to help regulate the immune system and works to relieve pain and inflammation. Also known for its effectiveness as a sleep aid.
CBC
Suggested for aiding in inflammation without activating any of the endocannabinoid receptors in the body. The researched benefits of CBC increases when combined with other cannabinoids.
CBG
Considered a minor cannabinoid. Known to enact benefits through an interaction with the CB1 & CB2 cannabinoid receptors in the brain.
THC
Our products contain below .03% of THC, but even trace elements of the compound are important in enacting the entourage effect.
THCa
The acidic precursor to THC. Below .03 % of all the cannabinoids present in our products but is equally as important for to experience the full spectrum profile.
We Are Full Terpenes
Why Do We Keep all the terpenes?
Get to know your terpenes
Linalool
Widely known for its stress and anxiety relieving properties and for promoting relaxing & calming effects. Also researched for its antibacterial properties.
Limonene
The second most abundant terpene found in cannabis. It can be found in various citrus fruits and is responsible for the citrusy smell. Also known to reduces stress as well as enhance mood.
Caryophyllene
A spicy, peppery terpene found in many different edible plants, it's is also found in black pepper and cinnamon. Studies indicate that this one small terpene is capable of performing the big job of treating anxiety, depression, and inflammation.
Pinene
Found in two varieties, alpha, which is responsible for the pine aroma, and beta, which has a scent like rosemary, dill, or parsley. Known for boosting energy and improving focus.
Myrcene
Found in mangos, it is the primary terpene found in cannabis plants. Responsible for the herbal, balsam fragrance in beer. Known to have relaxing and anti-inflammatory properties that promote calming effects.
Ocimene
Found in countless plants like mint, hops, orchids, and others. In the perfume industry, it is commonly used for its sweet, floral, and herbaceous aromatic profile.
Bisabolol
A sweet and floral aroma with hints of citrus and spice. Known for its suggested anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial properties that have been used for a variety of skin conditions. Also researched as an antioxidant that contributes to the overall medicinal benefits of the hemp plant.
Humulene
Present in modest quantities in a variety of cannabis strains, it is partially responsible for giving the plant its bouquet of aromas. Found in sage, cloves, and basil. Research has shown that it has anti-inflammatory and pain relief properties.
Linalool
Widely known for its stress and anxiety relieving properties and for promoting relaxing & calming effects. Also researched for its antibacterial properties.
Limonene
The second most abundant terpene found in cannabis. It can be found in various citrus fruits and is responsible for the citrusy smell. Also known to reduces stress as well as enhance mood.
Caryophyllene
A spicy, peppery terpene found in many different edible plants, it's is also found in black pepper and cinnamon. Studies indicate that this one small terpene is capable of performing the big job of treating anxiety, depression, and inflammation.
Pinene
Found in two varieties, alpha, which is responsible for the pine aroma, and beta, which has a scent like rosemary, dill, or parsley. Known for boosting energy and improving focus.
Myrcene
Found in mangos, it is the primary terpene found in cannabis plants. Responsible for the herbal, balsam fragrance in beer. Known to have relaxing and anti-inflammatory properties that promote calming effects.
Ocimene
Found in countless plants like mint, hops, orchids, and others. In the perfume industry, it is commonly used for its sweet, floral, and herbaceous aromatic profile.
Bisabolol
A sweet and floral aroma with hints of citrus and spice. Known for its suggested anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial properties that have been used for a variety of skin conditions. Also researched as an antioxidant that contributes to the overall medicinal benefits of the hemp plant.
Humulene
Present in modest quantities in a variety of cannabis strains, it is partially responsible for giving the plant its bouquet of aromas. Found in sage, cloves, and basil. Research has shown that it has anti-inflammatory and pain relief properties.
We are Quality
That's why our products are the best.
At MONTKUSH, we work hard to ensure that you are getting quality CBD for an affordable price. Why are we so confident that you will agree that our products are the best? Because we take pride in planting our seeds, growing our organic plants and pressing our sun grown hemp into the purest CBD rosin enabling us to formulate products we are proud of. We have 3rd party laboratories test our products to guarantee that you are getting quality products. We know that you can choose any CBD brand, but when you choose MONTKUSH, you are selecting a brand made with you and your wellness in mind. From our farm to you.
You have to feel it to believe it
Start with our Natural CBD rosin oil — it contains all the beneficial terpenes and cannabinoids, giving your body that extra dose of wellness you know that it deserves.
We are Family
Thank you for your support
We greatly appreciate your patronage. At MONTKUSH you are more than a customer, you are a part of our family.
MONTKUSH F.A.Q.
CBDA is a non-psychoactive compound that serves as a precursor to CBD. More specifically, CBDA is decarboxylated to create CBD, meaning it is heated. This can happen instantly if smoked or vaped, or slowly if the plant material is left to dry in the sun or even at room temperature. Cannabidiolic acid can, therefore, be thought of as raw CBD. CBDA is most often found in the live or raw hemp plants bred for high CBD levels. Cannabidiolic acid is often consumed as CBD, but it can also be beneficial in its raw form. CBDA oil can be consumed or absorbed via tinctures, raw cannabis juice, topical creams, and raw CBDA oil.
Cannabidiol (CBD) is a naturally occurring compound found in hemp plants and has many potential therapeutic benefits. CBD is non-psychoactive, meaning it does not induce any feelings of being “high.” Thanks to the 2018 Farm Bill, compounds derived from hemp plants are legal and consumers can enjoy the many benefits this natural compound provides. In fact, CBD is one of 113 cannabinoids found in hemp, and research into their many possible uses is ongoing.
CBD is commonly used to address anxiety, and for patients who suffer through the misery of insomnia, studies suggest that CBD may help with both falling asleep and staying asleep. CBD may offer an option for treating different types of chronic pain. A study from the European Journal of Pain showed, using an animal model, CBD applied on the skin could help lower pain and inflammation due to arthritis. Another study demonstrated the mechanism by which CBD inhibits inflammatory and neuropathic pain, two of the most difficult types of chronic pain to treat. More study in humans is needed in this area to substantiate the claims of CBD proponents about pain control.
Rosin is a honey/wax-like substance that is the main ingredient in our CBD oils. Rosin carries all the CBD molecules and all the minor cannabinoids and terpenes present in the hemp plant. CBD rosin is the concentrated compound from hemp-extracted using the careful application of pressure and heat to the cured and dried parts of the hemp plant, in our case, the flowers.
MONTKUSH CBD oils are made in our own processing facility in Vermont. Once the hemp is harvested from our farm, it is sent to be pressed to extract the CBD rosin. The rosin is mixed with organic coconut oil as a carrying oil. You can learn more about the benefits of using coconut oil as a carrier oil here. Once we have mixed the CBD rosin with the coconut oil, we filter it, bottle it, and that's it!
Our CBD comes from Vermont certified organic hemp, grown on our own farm near Plainfield, Vermont. We grow using top quality hemp strains that result in quality full spectrum CBD rosin.
Chemical-free extraction involves obtaining CBD rosin from hemp flowers using nothing more than heat and pressure. By exerting more than 30 tons of pressure and low heat, we extract pure CBD rosin from our hemp flower. This leaves us with a purely natural product that keeps intact minor cannabinoids and terpenes alongside high amounts of CBD. All extracted without having to use any chemicals.
You can take our CBD oil sublingual (under your tongue) or add it to your favorite beverage. If you take it sublingually we recommend holding it under your tongue for at least 30 seconds. To learn more about dosing and how much CBD might be right for you click here.
The right Milligram(mg) amount depends on what effects you are looking for. Our CBD oil can help manage stress, and inflammation enhances mood, and promote a good night's sleep. To learn more about what bottle and dose might be right for you should check our Dosing Guide.
The term full spectrum means the product contains CBD and other minor cannabinoids and terpenes that, when taken together, work in tandem, providing a more comprehensive effect than just CBD alone.
It is important to make sure your CBD is 3rd party lab tested. Having CBD 3rd party lab-tested independently verifies the purity quality and amount of CBD present in each bottle of CBD oil. All of our 3rd party lab results can be found here.