Looking for people interested in doing business selling this product. Already available in California.
The natural terpenes in the mangoes make you sooo much higher…
I’ve been using fruit roll-ups as blunt wraps since 2005… quit stealing my moves
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are yours made with real fruit? with terpenes also?
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Yes, and cryo hops as well. Do yours have cryo hops?
Also fruit cellulose rolling paperstend to burn more evenly and leave behind less ash than other types of rolling papers, which can make for a more enjoyable smoking experience.
No, be careful about cryo hops.
Cryo hops are not safe for smoking. Cryo hops are a type of hops used in the brewing industry to produce beer, and they are not intended for consumption in any other form, including smoking.
Cryo hops are processed using a cryogenic process, which involves freezing the hops and then separating out the lupulin gland, which contains the oils and resins that give hops their flavor and aroma. While cryo hops are generally recognized as safe for use in brewing, there is no evidence to suggest that they are safe or effective for smoking.
you have that for your fruit papers? FDA application/approval?
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People have been using fruit skins/leathers as wraps for years. It’s actually becoming a trend lately, so your timing may not be that bad.
It’s gotta be better than a hash fish…
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You can check on your own about rolling papers made with fruit cellulose and how the are less harmfull than other papers. About cryo hops the same, there are info available about what are they made for. You can check with an IA asking about it.
so you don’t have any info to substantiate your claims, got it
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There are not studies that support smoking cryo hops are safe, they are ment for a different use.
one source that supports the claim that fruit cellulose rolling papers are safer and more natural than other types of rolling papers is an article published in the Journal of Environmental Science and Health, Part C: Environmental Carcinogenesis & Ecotoxicology Reviews.
The article titled “Smoking, Emissions, and Toxicity of Flavored Cigarettes: A Review of the Literature” discusses the potential health risks associated with smoking flavored cigarettes and also touches upon the safety of different types of rolling papers.
According to the article, fruit cellulose rolling papers are considered to be a more natural and potentially safer option for smoking because they are typically made from plant-based materials and do not contain added chemicals or flavorings. The article also notes that fruit cellulose papers may burn more cleanly and produce less ash than other types of rolling papers, which can reduce the risk of inhaling harmful chemicals and toxins.
Here’s a link to the article:
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10590500903450317
Again be careful, those products are not ment to be smoked those have sugar and smoking sugar is not safe
Theres is an article published in the journal Tobacco Control in 2015, which discusses the use of flavored tobacco products and the potential health risks associated with inhaling the chemicals released when these products are burned. The article specifically notes that smoking papers with added sugar can lead to the production of harmful chemicals when burned, and recommends against their use.
Are you in Canada?
I’ll happily provide a free sample, this goes for anyone interested.