Frozen hash
"Frozen" is not a new drug: it is hash made from fresh-frozen plant material (WPFF). The active molecule depends on the plant — THC on the black market, CBD or CBG in legal versions.
The search "frozen drug" reflects an understandable worry: the word circulates on social media as if it named a brand-new substance. It does not. "Frozen" describes a process — freezing the whole plant right after harvest, then separating its resin — not a molecule. Frozen hash made from THC-type cannabis remains a narcotic under French law; frozen hash made from compliant hemp, below 0.30% Δ⁹-THC, is a legal CBD product.
What the process genuinely changes: aromatic intensity (volatile terpenes survive freezing, not drying) and texture, often softer and lighter than traditional hash. What it does not change: the legal framework, which depends solely on the measured THC content of the finished product.
In our lab, Frozen Hash measures 15.0% CBD by HPLC on a woody profile carried by β-caryophyllene, with the batch certificate published on the product page.
Further reading.
- Which one to pick
- The lab's hash comparison