PURE
PRESSED
CANNABIS
EXPERIENCE FLOWER IN
A CARTRIDGE
We perfected our rosin and infused 3x the amount of steam-distilled terpenes for the brightest flavor and the smoothest taste.
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Nevada's first
solventless rosin
in a cartridge
and disposable pen -
Made without
butane or CO2
for a cleaner
final product -
Tastes incredible
thanks to a high
concentration of
natural terpenes
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Innovative new favorites. High-quality classics. And so much more to come.
NEW! Zipliner
An exhilarating blend of Super Sour Diesel and Lemon Killer Haze.
Available in: Solventless Rosin Cartridge, Disposable Pen, Ice Water Hash and Ice Water Hash Rosin
Storyteller
A captivating blend of Cherry Diesel and Inferno OG terpenes.
Available in: Cartridge, Disposable Pen, Diamonds
Stargazer
An awe-inspiring blend of Lemon Tree flower and Inferno OG terpenes
Available in: Cartridge, Disposable Pen, Rosin Coin
Happy Camper
A feel-good blend of Anslinger flower and delicious Grapefruit Durban terpenes.
Available in: Cartridge, Disposable Pen
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CAMP is for slowing down and tuning in. Choosing cultivation over quickness and timelessness over trend. It’s an approach to life, and why our farms use the most natural and organic methods possible. We believe that we are what we do: quality in, quality out.
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It used to be a very simple question to answer: How many medical marijuana states are there? Before the election of President Barack Obama, you either lived in a state where patients with certain conditions could legally grow and use cannabis as medicine with a doctor’s recommendation, or you lived in a state where growing cannabis got you thrown in prison—no matter what your condition. Since then, however, there have been more-restrictive medical marijuana laws passed in some states. Some states don’t let patients (or their caregivers) cultivate their own cannabis, forcing them to the dispensary to purchase medicine. Some states don’t allow cannabis flower at all, relegating patients to only non-smoked forms of medicine. Then there is the recent advent of states, mostly in the South and Midwest, that allow low-THC / high-CBD cannabis oils, primarily for epileptic children. Are these so-called “CBD-only states” to be considered “medical marijuana states,” when nobody is using any actual marijuana? What about the states lacking smokable cannabis flower, a.k.a. marijuana? Are those “medical marijuana states?” It used to be a very simple question to answer: How many medical marijuana states are there? Before the election of President Barack Obama, you either lived in a state where patients with certain conditions could legally grow and use cannabis as medicine with a doctor’s recommendation, or you lived in a state where growing cannabis got you thrown in prison—no matter what your condition. Since then, however, there have been more-restrictive medical marijuana laws passed in some states. Some states don’t let patients (or their caregivers) cultivate their own cannabis, forcing them to the dispensary to purchase medicine. Some states don’t allow cannabis flower at all, relegating patients to only non-smoked forms of medicine. Then there is the recent advent of states, mostly in the South and Midwest, that allow low-THC / high-CBD cannabis oils, primarily for epileptic children. Are these so-called “CBD-only states” to be considered “medical marijuana states,” when nobody is using any actual marijuana? What about the states lacking smokable cannabis flower, a.k.a. marijuana? Are those “medical marijuana states?”It used to be a very simple question to answer: How many medical marijuana states are there? Before the election of President Barack Obama, you either lived in a state where patients with certain conditions could legally grow and use cannabis as medicine with a doctor’s recommendation, or you lived in a state where growing cannabis got you thrown in prison—no matter what your condition. Since then, however, there have been more-restrictive medical marijuana laws passed in some states. Some states don’t let patients (or their caregivers) cultivate their own cannabis, forcing them to the dispensary to purchase medicine. Some states don’t allow cannabis flower at all, relegating patients to only non-smoked forms of medicine. Then there is the recent advent of states, mostly in the South and Midwest, that allow low-THC / high-CBD cannabis oils, primarily for epileptic children. Are these so-called “CBD-only states” to be considered “medical marijuana states,” when nobody is using any actual marijuana? What about the states lacking smokable cannabis flower, a.k.a. marijuana? Are those “medical marijuana states?”