Attention cannabis connoisseurs! The homies over at DaySavers are bringing you an opportunity to participate in a groundbreaking cannabis study that promises to expand your horizons and reward you for your contribution. You already know the importance of proper cultivation and processing for premium bud, right? Well, visionary experts are launching a pioneering cannabis study that could revolutionize the industry as we know it.
Introducing “The Science of Smokeability” (SOS), an ambitious project uniting leading experts in the cannabis industry. This groundbreaking cannabis study is a collaborative effort between DaySavers, renowned for their ultra-compliant pre-rolls, the Cannabis Research Coalition, and the Network of Applied Pharmacognosy.
The Creme de la Cannabis Study
The SOS team is dedicated to uncovering the secrets of cultivation and processing that result in the most enjoyable and least harmful smoking experiences. This study shifts the focus from yields and cannabinoid levels to enhancing the overall pleasure of the smoking experience.
Get Paid to Puff
Here’s where it gets exciting: These researchers are offering $4.20 to 200 randomly selected cannabis enthusiasts to smoke pre-rolls for science!
If you’re among the chosen, you’ll receive two free pre-rolls and be asked to complete a survey comparing them. Get paid to blaze and share your expert feedback as a valued cannabis connoisseur.
But what exactly are these scientists studying?
For this particular cannabis study, we’re analyzing all kinds of fascinating factors that could impact your smoking pleasure, including:
Mineral and nutrient content (hello, flushing techniques!);
Nitrosamines and potential carcinogens (safety first, folks);
Moisture levels; and
Overall effects on ash color, smoke composition, and quality.
By exploring these variables, the researchers aim to uncover cultivation and processing techniques that save time, money, and resources for growers while providing consumers with a product that’s both enjoyable and sustainable.
You can apply to participate in the smokeability cannabis study now on the DaySavers website.
Even if you’re not one of the fortunate 200 selected, the cannabis study will be open for broader community participation through various surveys throughout the process. Every bit of insight counts!
The Brains Behind the Operation
The SOS cannabis study is backed by industry leaders in cannabis. The team includes DaySavers, a top brand for pre-rolled cones and other pre-roll products, and their parent company Custom Cones USA, known for being the most compliant and transparent pre-roll supplier on the market. DaySavers brings invaluable manufacturing and product knowledge to the table.
Their deep understanding of pre-roll cone production and quality standards will be key in translating the study’s findings into actionable insights for optimizing cultivation metrics and improving smokeability.
The team features researchers like Dr. Allison Justice and Dr. Markus Roggen, who bring groundbreaking expertise on phenomena such as the color-changing ash effect. They are joined by the experts from Controlled Chemistry, known for their innovative work in cannabis smoke and inhalation.
With this well-rounded team’s combined research technologies and methods, the first phase of game-changing findings is expected in the coming months. These results will help growers save time, money, and resources through optimized cultivation. DaySavers can directly implement the findings to raise the quality bar for pre-roll consumers everywhere – from how to pack a cone for an ideal smoke session to buying products optimized for consumer experience.
By meeting the same strict testing standards as regulated cannabis products, they aim to set a new benchmark for safe, enjoyable, and consistent experiences for consumers of pre-rolled blunts, cones, and other pre-roll products.
Time to Get Involved
If you’re ready to contribute to this groundbreaking study and potentially earn a little green for your efforts, head over to the SOS sign-up page and throw your name in the hat.
Even if you don’t make the cut for the paid gig, your participation in the study’s surveys could still help shape the future of cannabis.
