Blunt Wraps

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Blunts are almost synonymous with cannabis culture, and for good reason. Long before rolling papers, bongs, and pipes were easily accessible, leaves were a wonderful and easy to access option for holding cannabis, so the first blunts were made out of innovation and necessity. Nowadays, bongs, pipes, and rolling papers aren’t so hard to come by. However, blunts are still one of the most popular ways of consuming cannabis, and with more and more types of wraps on the market today, it seems that the popularity of blunts can only continue to grow. What is a Blunt Wrap? A blunt wrap is a type of wrapper especially made to hold smoking materials such as cannabis and tobacco. Most blunt wraps you find today are made with tobacco pulp or tobacco leaves. However, there are some options on the market that are tobacco and nicotine free for those who want to avoid added chemicals in their blunts or just want to switch it up every once in a while. One reason blunt wraps are so popular today is because you’re able to fully customize your experience in ways that you can’t with a pre-rolled joint. You can choose the material that your blunt wrap is made from, you can select a flavor, you can choose your own cannabis, and you can choose whether or not to add tobacco. What is a Blunt vs Joint? Blunts and joints are actually quite similar, but there are a few key differences to take into account. For one, joints are usually rolled with traditional rolling papers made out of plant fibers and blunt wraps tend to be made from tobacco leaves or tobacco pulp. Some people find that they have a preference for blunts because nicotine can give an added buzz that increases the intensity of their high. Be aware that not all blunts have tobacco in them these days because many alternative blunt wraps have hit the market made with other types of leaves to be nicotine and tobacco-free to reduce harm. The second difference is how long they tend to smoke. Joints tend to smoke faster and blunts are a l

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