Aurora Frost, medical kief with 35% THC
Not content with simply selling medical cannabis in the form of dried flowers and oils, Aurora Cannabis—one of Canada’s largest medical cannabis producers—has released Aurora Frost, a kief product containing 35% of THC. Launched on May 30, 2018, the product sold out that very same day.
Aurora Frost comes in the form of kief, which is an extract of the trichomes cannabis, which account for the vast majority of cannabinoids. According to Terry Booth, the company’s CEO, the product is «primarily composed of trichomes, the resinous glands rich in active pharmaceutical ingredients, including terpenes, flavonoids, and cannabinoids such as THC and CBD.».
As usual, the company’s products are tested by an independent laboratory, which examines potency, terpene profile, and the presence of contaminants. Aurora Frost sells for 35$ per gram (25$ for the compassionate pricing for patients, whose financial situation is unfavorable).
About Aurora Cannabis
Aurora, one of the world's leading companies A medical cannabis company with massive operations in Canada and several branches is reaffirming its position with this new product developed by its experts. It holds the exclusive rights to this new technology, which ensures GMP compliance—«a significant competitive advantage over its rivals,», according to the CEO of the company.
In particular, the company is competing with another medical cannabis giant, Canopy Growth Corp. The two companies are neck and neck in their bid to conquer the European and American markets. They already have a presence in South America and Denmark, and Aurora recently signed a contract with Heinrich Klenk GmbH & Co, another medical cannabis company in Germany.
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