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Dab Review: Dab Science Extractions Head Poison Cured Sugar

Dab Review: Dab Science Extractions Head Poison Cured Sugar

Sweatin’ like a lemon with the outstanding Gush Mintz and HeadHunter cross


Dab Science Extractions has been studying the craft and making waves in competition circuits for years.

With a background in chemistry and science, the small producer’s unwavering passion for pushing the boundaries of hydrocarbon extraction is paying off.

Fresh off of a third-place NECANN Cup win for edibles and a first place showing at The Harvest Cup in solvent concentrates for strawberries and cream live sugar, it’s clear that consumers and judges alike are finding his concentrates appealing.

I got my hands on some of their Head Poison cured sugar, which is a blend of Gush Mintz, HeadHunter, and Palisade Poison. At first glance, this BHO has a nice blonde color, with a wet and terpy consistency. It reminds me of honey that is sugared in the jar.

On the nose, it’s as if Head Poison slaps you in the face with a lemon wedge. I also detect notes of petroleum fuel and pine tree sap.

I really enjoyed the high of this concentrate. A dab will make your head soar and buzz between your ears and maybe cause some dab sweats. Immediate pain reliever and anxiety tamer, paired with a powerful lemony flavor profile makes for a treat for the senses.

Dab Science Extractions are available at Good Chemistry in Worcester or Lynn, Massachusetts. Be sure to follow him on Instagram to stay up to date with his next drops and events.

BOBBY NUGGZ
About the author

Bobby Nuggz is a renowned cannabis activist, event planner, and marketing specialist who has received five awards for his contributions to the industry. Over his 15-year career, he has established himself as a leading figure in creative branding and cannabis advocacy. Additionally, he is a celebrated freelance journalist, multimedia personality, public speaker, consultant, mentor, educator, and author. Since 2009, Bobby has published over 400 articles and reviews. In 2014, he helped author the cannabis curriculum for the Northeastern Institute of Cannabis Technology. He has interviewed a range of celebrities and key industry figures, including Slightly Stoopid, Marlon Asher, Fortunate Youth, Tribal Seeds, The Pot Brothers at Law, Mila Jansen, the late Frenchy Cannoli, DNA Genetics, Crockett Family Farms, Brothers Grimm, Gage Green, and many others.