Garden Haze
Smells like
EarthyCitrusBlack pepper
Often described as
RelaxingUplifting
✓ Passed safety: pesticides, metals, microbials
For medical patients
Medical cannabis you can actually read.
Understand any lab report, know your numbers in milligrams, and keep a terpene profile of what helped, so you can bring better questions to your practitioner.
The terpene story
Read a lab report
Four checks before you buy.
1
Match the batch
The batch number on your package should match the lab report.
2
Read the potency
Look for Total THC and Total CBD, and the ratio between them.
3
Check terpenes
Total terpenes and the top three by amount.
4
Confirm safety
Pesticides, heavy metals, microbials and mycotoxins should all pass.
Your patient profile
Keep track of what actually helped.
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Note what worked
Mark the products that helped and the ones that didn't.
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Know your numbers
THC:CBD ratio and milligrams per package, next to every product.
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Share with your practitioner
Bring your terpene profile and notes to your next appointment.
Your feedback helps other patients. Combined and de-identified, patient feedback helps researchers narrow down which terpenes patients report helping with what. Your name is never shared.
Before you buy
Four more things to remember.
Not medical advice. Tervana shares lab data and published research for education. Talk to your practitioner or pharmacist about what's right for you. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is this medical advice?
No. Tervana shares lab data and published research for education. Talk to your practitioner or pharmacist about what's right for you.
How is my terpene profile built?
It starts with your past purchases, imported from your dispensary if you choose to connect. Rate products you try and, if you're a patient, note what helped. The more you add, the better your matches get.
How do researchers use Tervana?
Researchers can study combined, de-identified patient feedback and terpene profiles to narrow down which terpenes patients report helping with what. They never see individual names or profiles.
Who can see my profile?
Only you. Researchers, brands and dispensaries see insights from many profiles combined, never your name or your individual profile.