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How to read a 710 Nomad drop

Format, flavor line, terpene ladder, trip. Four lines on every drop page — here's what each one is actually telling you.

Two people at a rosin press

Four lines, same order, every time

Every drop page prints the same four things: the format badge, a flavor line, a terpene ladder, and the trips the drop is built for. Nothing else on the page is load-bearing — learn those four and you can pick without reading a word of copy.

The ladder is emphasis, not an assay

The bars next to each terpene are relative emphasis — dominant, high, present — not lab concentrations. The COA has the numbers. The ladder is there so you can tell at a glance that Rainbow Guava leads with myrcene and Zoap leads with limonene, which is the part that changes how they land.

Start low with anything in a jar. Solventless rosin is the most complete expression of the plant we know how to make, and it does not need much.