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mortonbriar

Lifer
Oct 25, 2013
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5,664
New Zealand
I think the general rule there is that blends that get put in 5lb bulk bags. need less preserving/hydrating/PG ratio than blends that get put in a 2oz pouch. And yes, the CB products all seem to have their Lane bulk equivalent although I have lost track of which is what.
 
Jun 9, 2015
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Mission, Ks
I think the general rule there is that blends that get put in 5lb bulk bags. need less preserving/hydrating/PG ratio than blends that get put in a 2oz pouch. And yes, the CB products all seem to have their Lane bulk equivalent although I have lost track of which is what.
CBW=RLP6
CBG=1Q
CBB=BCA
CBC=Very Cherry
CBR=? I have no clue
 

WVOldFart

Lifer
Sep 1, 2021
1,939
4,757
Eastern panhandle, WV
Captain Black Copper (discontinued favorite) is, I think, Lane LL-7
You can still get Captain Black Copper at West Virginia Pipe Shop. I asked them how they could still have CBCopper when it was no longer produced. All they told me was that their supplier sends them both LL7 and CBCopper. Luckily I have a cellar with enough CBCopper before it was discontinued, to keep me satisfied. It was the best Captain Black.
 

kcghost

Lifer
May 6, 2011
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21,434
77
Olathe, Kansas
It's your local source of cannabis served in various methods: Gummie worms, hard candies and others. If you have a mild case of arthritis, it really helps.
 

jndyer

Lifer
Jul 1, 2012
1,020
725
Central Oregon
I use to really enjoy CBW and CBR; however, these blends while quite tasty just do not have enough vitamin N for my current smoking habit.