Botanical Sciences · Vape
Melted Strawberries
Melted Strawberries is a vape product sold by Botanical Sciences in Georgia's medical cannabis program. Its typical top terpenes are β-Caryophyllene, Limonene, β-Myrcene, giving peppery, spicy notes.
Terpy's take: Melted Strawberries leans β-Caryophyllene and Limonene, so expect peppery, spicy notes. These are the typical terpenes for this strain, not this exact batch's lab results.
What's in it
Patients looking for sleep, mood, inflammation, pain, appetite, immunity, temperature, energy, creative, focus, calm, relax often ask about these terpenes. Everyone reacts differently, and this isn't medical advice.
Where to find it
Our stock list updates daily, not live. Call the store or check its menu before you go.
AAH - Johns CreekAAH - WoodstockAltama Pharmacy - BrunswickBonaire Pharmacy - Warner RobinsBraselton Pharmacy - BraseltonC&C Pharmacy - DallasChambleeChancy Drugs - ValdostaCitizens Pharmacy - Flowery BranchCorner Drugs - ChatsworthDunwoody Pharmacy - DunwoodyElevated Rx - DaltonFairmount Drugs - FairmountFriendly City Pharmacy - TiftonHigh Grade - DouglasHolcomb Bridge Wellness - RoswellLotus Farmacy - SuwaneeMacon Pharmacy - MaconMariettaMoseley Drug Company - DawsonNatural Wellness - AlbanyPharmRx Pharmacy - CartersvillePoolerStockbridgeTifton Drug Company - TiftonWest Cobb Pharmacy - MidtownWyatts Pharmacy - Lithia Springs
Terpene twins
Strains on Georgia shelves with a similar terpene mix.
Quick answers
Where can I buy Melted Strawberries in Georgia?
Botanical Sciences (AAH - Johns Creek, AAH - Woodstock, Altama Pharmacy - Brunswick, Bonaire Pharmacy - Warner Robins, Braselton Pharmacy - Braselton, C&C Pharmacy - Dallas and more). Stock changes daily, so call the store or check its menu before you go.
What terpenes are in Melted Strawberries?
β-Caryophyllene, Limonene, β-Myrcene. These are typical for this strain, not this exact batch's lab results.
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