Pre-Rolls | Tear Gas

Tear Gas is a slightly indica-dominant hybrid bred from Stardawg × Chemdawg, two genetics with serious credentials in the world of fuel-heavy cannabis. There's nothing subtle about what this pairing was built to deliver. Tear Gas attacks the nose with diesel, chemical fumes, skunk, and sour earth, followed by pine and a surprisingly sharp citrus streak. The name comes naturally—the aroma can have the kind of acrid, eye-watering intensity that makes opening the container an experience of its own.

Terpene Profile:

Limonene, caryophyllene, and myrcene are the primary terpenes associated with Tear Gas. Limonene provides the lemony sharpness cutting through the fuel, caryophyllene reinforces its peppery, chemical spice, and myrcene adds earthy musk and weight underneath. Forget berries, frosting, and vanilla—this profile lives closer to a garage than a bakery. Diesel exhaust, lemon solvent, cracked pepper, pine, damp soil, and skunky Chem funk are much more its territory.

Effects:

Tear Gas doesn't behave as heavy as its genetics initially suggest. The opening can be fast and surprisingly animated, bringing energy, euphoria, focus, and a desire to talk rather than immediately putting you down. Those brighter effects are also reflected in user reports. Creativity can get a strong push, making it easy to disappear into a project, conversation, or whatever happens to grab your attention. The heavier genetics tend to reveal themselves later, when that mental charge is joined by a deeper physical looseness. It's a strange but useful combination: your brain may still have something to say while your body has begun negotiating for considerably less activity.

Medical Uses:

Tear Gas may be useful for users seeking mood enhancement, mental stimulation, motivation, creativity, and relief from mental fatigue, particularly when they don't want relaxation to mean immediate sedation. Anxiety, depression, and insomnia are among the concerns reported by Tear Gas users, although individual responses vary considerably. As its physical effects become more pronounced, some users may also find support for stress, body tension, discomfort, and relaxation. Larger evening doses may become substantially heavier, potentially making the strain more appropriate for sleep than its energetic beginning would suggest.