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Buy kief online in Canada at Just Cannabis and find a selection of highly potent THC crystals. Our dry sift are some of the most flavourful on the market. Order now, get free pre-rolled joints with your orders, rewards points, and enjoy Canada’s most affordable kief prices.

The Just Cannabis team is proud to bring you some of Canada’s most potent and premium kief. Our house kief is made using only AAAA buds and stored in our custom-made storage facilities. These items are ideal for those looking for a bit of saving while enjoying premium dry sift. But don’t let the discounted price fool you because there is nothing cheap about our kief except for the price. If you want to spend a bit more and go with an established brand, you can try our Wizard Weed kief, or Cosmic Concentrates kief products. Whatever dry sift products you choose, you can be sure you are buying quality kief.

Also, our kief is affordable compared to other marijuana dispensaries in Canada. What makes things better for you as a customer is that we offer a price matching option. This option means that should you find a lower price on comparable kief elsewhere, you can contact us, and we will match that price for you. We want our customers to feel confident that they are paying the lowest prices when they buy kief online in Canada with our cannabis store. Furthermore, all orders receive generous loyalty points that you can put towards future orders.

For a complete picture of what kief is and its properties, please read on. Or if you would like to start shopping, you can take a look through our massive collection of cannabis-related products.

What is Kief (Dry Sift)?? 

Kief (aka dry sift) refers to the resinous crystals that cover marijuana buds. These trichomes may accumulate in containers or be sifted from loose, dry marijuana flowers with a mesh screen or sieve. Kief contains a much higher concentration of psychoactive cannabinoids, such as THC, than that of the cannabis flowers from which it is derived. Traditionally, kief has been pressed into cakes of hashish for convenience in storage but can be vaporized or smoked in either form. After the kief is collected it is heated and pressurized, which turns it into hashish. With marijuana legalization in full effect, products such as kief are becoming more common in the cannabis Canada community. 

Common Benefits of Using Kief 

The biggest advantage of using kief is that you can just add it to your weed to make it more potent. In addition, dry sift requires much less plant material to reach the desired set of effects. Make sure to save all those little crystals because each one will contribute to a higher THC dose. Also, the high-terpene count contributes to the therapeutic effects by working with cannabinoids to produce a broad range of sensations. Below are some of the most common effects associated with weed use:

Relaxation	Happiness	Uplifted-ness
Focus	Creativity	Energy
Euphoria	Lethargy	Sedation
Hunger	Lethargy	Giggles

Information for Medical Marijuana Patients

Medical marijuana patients have long been using cannabis products such as kief for a variety of therapeutic reasons. The best thing is that marijuana research is still in its early stages and new uses of cannabis are being discovered all the time.  Below are some of the most common medical uses of marijuana:

Anxiety	Depression	Stress
Aches	Pains	Inflammation
Muscle Spasms	Insomnia	Lack of Appetite
Vomiting	ADD/ADHD	PTSD
Glaucoma	Epilepsy	Addictions
Fatigue	Nausea	Spasticity
Movement Disorders	Autoimmune Issues	Psychiatric Symptoms

Possible Side Effects of Kief 

Perhaps the best thing about cannabis is that it is known to be relatively safe. The same goes for products such as dry sift.  In fact, there are rarely any cases of very serious side effects.  Most of the side effects are often trivial in scale and short-lived. However, it is recommended to avoid driving or participating in any other dangerous activity. Below are some of the most common negative effects associated with weed use.

Dry Mouth	Red Eyes	Lethargy
Dizziness	Paranoia	Anxiousness
Headaches	Nausea	Vomiting
Chest Pain	Rapid Heart Rate	Memory Retention Issues
Coordination Issues	Respiratory Irritation	Increased Heart Rate
Low Blood Pressure	Drowsiness	Restlessness

Different Types of Cannabis Concentrates

There has been a variety of weed concentrates to hit the Canadian market throughout the years. Below are some of the most common cannabis concentrates found in Canada. Shatter: This group of concentrate belongs to the weed wax family. Weed shatter is a wax that is a hard substance that is clear and typically amber in color.  Hash: These products are made by compressing trichomes together to make this product. Hashish (aka hash) is one of the oldest and easiest weed concentrates to make and find on the market.  Oil: Marijuana oil is one of the most common forms of weed extract in Canada. It can be taken in a variety of ways, where the most common is placing a few drops under the tongue.  Budder: This is another member of the weed wax family. Budder wax has a softer and more pliable structure and is relatively easy to work with.  Live Resin | Terp Sauce: These are high terpene products. This means that live resins and weed sauces attempt to maintain as much of the original plant flavors as possible. This makes for some of the tastiest and most flavorful concentrates on the market.  Distillate: Marijuana Distillate is one of the purest forms of weed concentrate. The majority of unwanted plant material gets removed in the distillation process.  Moon Rocks: These are basically buds that have been dipped in concentrate and then covered in kief. Moon rocks are a triple treat of ganja goodness.  Phoenix Tears: These items belong to the cannabis oil family. The difference between THC Phoenix Tears and marijuana oil is in the way it is extracted. The end result is a product that is taken in the same way as to weed oil.  Topicals: These items are different from the rest of the cannabis concentrates because topicals are meant to be applied externally. Cannabis creams are not intended to be ingested. Cannabis creams are applied to the affected areas on the skin.

Best Ways to Take Dry Sift

The best way to take kief is to add it to a joint. Think of it as a dressing that spices up your dish. Alternatively, you can add some with your weed to a bong, pipe, or vaporizer. There are plenty of uses of dry sift and it is an item that users can get creative with. 

Related Products

Other cannabis-related products include weed strains, cannabis edibles, and THC vapes. These products are staples for cannabis enthusiasts around the world. Another option is CBD Canada products that are ideal for those that don’t want to get high. These products help modulate how other cannabinoids interact with the body. CBD helps provide a blanched set of effects. Alternatively, magic mushroom products with plenty of psilocybin are recommended for those looking for an intense out of this world trip. These magic mushroom products are for those looking for a hallucinogenic experience.

Online Weed Store | Purchase Information

Order your kief online at Just Cannabis, the best weed dispensary in Canada. We offer a wide variety of cannabis concentrates, including our high-grade dry sift. Not only that, we offer our products at bargain pricing so that we can pass on the saving to our loyal and appreciated customers.  So buy kief online at JustCannabis and see why so many have made us their choice for a marijuana dispensary. 

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