Aura Therapeutics’s Dymond LR Jealousy Cartridge Review | AusCannaReviews

Oct 28, 2024

Aura Therapeutics's Dymond LR (Live Resin) Jealousy cartridge contains 800mg of THC and is a full-spectrum product with input material sourced from flash-frozen flower grown at an indoor cultivation site in Okanagan, British Columbia. The cultivar used to create this cartridge, Jealousy, is a balanced hybrid originally bred by Seed Junky Genetics. It’s a cross between Sherbet Bx1 and Cookies Gelato #41. Aura Therapeutics's Dymond LR Jealousy cartridge boasts a terpene content of 5.99% with Myrcene, Caryophyllene, Limonene, Linalool, and Farnesene being the most dominant.

Sherbert Bx1 also known as "Sunset Sherbet," is an Indica-dominant hybrid originally bred by Mr. Sherbinski by crossing Girl Scout Cookies with Pink Panties. This cultivar is renowned for its potent, full-body effects combined with a burst of cerebral energy, providing a relaxing yet uplifting experience. Sherbert Bx1 features a sweet, dessert-like flavour profile with notes of skunky citrus, berries, and candy. Its terpene profile is dominated by Caryophyllene, Limonene, and Myrcene, contributing to its distinct aroma and effects. Sherbert Bx1 is often recommended for patients seeking relief from stress, tension, and mood-related issues.

Gelato #41, often referred to simply as "Gelato," is a balanced hybrid developed by the Cookies Family in California by crossing Sunset Sherbert with Thin Mint Cookies. This cultivar is known for its super sweet, fruity, and creamy vanilla flavour, accented by hints of sour citrus lemon and earthy woods. Its aroma mirrors the taste, featuring an earthy, woody pine scent with notes of sour citrus and creamy vanilla. Typically rich in Caryophyllene, Limonene, and Myrcene, Gelato #41 is typically recommended for patients managing symptoms of ADD or ADHD, depression, mood swings, chronic stress, appetite loss, nausea, and headaches or migraines.

Review

Aura Therapeutics's Dymond LR Jealousy cartridge (batch EX24BLE017V) comes in a slender white plastic tube. There is minimal packaging with this product. However, all the pertinent information is listed on the tube including that the one-gram cartridge was made by hydrocarbon extraction with four grams of wholeplant material.

Aura Therapeutics's Dymond LR (Live Resin) Jealousy Cartridge

Using my Compass Vessel (510 thread battery) set at the lowest setting of 2.4v (I always keep my battery on the lowest setting), Aura Therapeutics's Dymond LR Jealousy cartridge delivers a smooth, creamy, and vanilla-like flavour on inhalation, with a subtle lavender honey taste on exhalation. The effects kick in swiftly, often felt within seconds, providing a relaxing body high paired with euphoria and a touch of creativity. This cartridge quiets my overthinking mind, allowing me to concentrate without distraction, while also easing tension in my shoulders and neck, putting me in a cruisey, relaxed mood. In larger doses, this cartridge became mildly sedative. Aura Therapeutics's Dymond LR Jealousy cartridge is best suited for a late morning to late evening slot in my rotation.

Will I refill this prescription? Yes. There are many advantages to using cartridges; primarily, they’re discreet and incredibly convenient. However, for a migraine sufferer like me, it’s not that simple. After trying six different cartridges, I’ve finally found one that works for me! While I am still a flower girl at heart and don’t use cartridges regularly, I’ve been pleasantly surprised by how much I appreciate the versatility of Aura Therapeutics's Dymond LR Jealousy cartridge. Although I still need to be proactive about staying hydrated to prevent mild headaches, I’m genuinely stoked to have found a cartridge that fits seamlessly into my routine for $84.

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I have no formal training in medicine or science. This article does not constitute medical advice.