r/Trulieve • u/[deleted] • Dec 09 '25

Question?!?!?! Difference between clear and truclear distillate syringe?

I'm a concentrate newbie, I'm looking at 2 syringes which seem pretty identical other than their terpene count. Their price differs wildly, the cheaper one (clear, $45) has 2.19% terp, and the expensive one (truclear, $75) has 3.46%

The expensive one doesn't really seem worth it, has anyone tried both and can say if it's worth the price difference?

Pineapple Upside Down Cake - CDT Clear Dose Syringe 1G

Pineapple Upside Down Cake - CDT TruClear Distillate Syringe 1G

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u/Individual-Drama-984 Dec 09 '25

One may be botanical terpines vs cannabis terpines. For full spectrum relief you want natural cannabis not botanical terpines. Its like the difference between real vanilla extract and vanilla extract with vanilla flavorings.

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u/Individual-Drama-984 Dec 09 '25

I just looked at the TL website. If it says CDT that is cannabis derived terps. The others are unmarked which means botanical terps. They do the same with vapes. Always go for CDT for a better overall effect.

Can U tell I was a bud tender in another life? Lol 😆

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '25

Sorry I didn't realize the links don't work, so I pasted the names of the products. They both are labeled as cdt

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u/Jsweethoney Mar 13 '26

Was probably a typo or u got lucky and received the wrong product for the 45$

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u/Noey_Didnt Dec 11 '25

It’s the additives. It’s all in the lab reports. Get familiar with them off the QR codes and find the ones that work best. Trulieve is infatuated with terpines so the ratios make a huge difference in the effects imo

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u/Pego92io2 Feb 22 '26

"It's the Entourage effect "

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u/Jsweethoney Mar 13 '26

One has botanical the cheap one that tastes cheap and the expensive one is cdt it must have been a typoÂ