Blue Razz Strain Profile:
New and Improved Flavor - 2026
Blue Raspberry has always been the most sought after (and fought over) of the artificial flavors. What is Blue Raspberry anyway? It's definitely not a natural flavor. You certainly won't find one walking through the woods. What you probably didn't expect is one of the main ingredients in America's beloved blue raspberry flavor is actually a vanilla compound which helps impart that artificially sweet flavor we all know and immediately recognize. While this is not necessarily uncommon for berry flavor formulations, blue raspberry features some unique floral, rosey compounds that are all accentuated by an ever-so-subtle puckering apple note that gives it just the right amount of sourness. Overall this product is without-a-doubt geared towards the individuals seeking a strong and undeniably fruity profile. The terpene profile is dominant in farnesene, linalool, farnesol, myrcene, and limonene but the flavor speaks ultimately to that of a glowing blue snow cone.
Blue Razz Profile:
Farnesene
beta-Myrcene
d-Limonene
Linalool
beta-Caryophyllene
Farnesol
Humulene
Nerolidol
Linalool Oxide
trans-Ocimene
cis-Ocimene
alpha-Bisabolol
Ethyl Vanillin
Raspberry Ketone
alpha-Ionone
+25 Additional Isolates
Disclaimer: Products containing common terpenes like limonene, myrcene, as well as many other components are extremely hazardous if directly ingested or handled without proper protective equipment. Terpenes are highly flammable and should only be used in heavily diluted preparations.

Warning: Terpenes can be potentially dangerous in their undiluted form. Intended for use in aromatherapy applications. Flammable liquid and vapor. Terpenes oil can be toxic if swallowed. Terpenes can cause skin irritation. Terpenes can cause an allergic reaction. Causes serious eye irritation. If swallowed or if exposed to eyes, immediately call poison control center or physician. Keep out of reach of children.