West Edison Mile Hi Soap (H) is a balanced hybrid (H) product created by Colorado’s West Edison Cannabis Concentrates. Unlike their typical dabbing concentrates like wax or budder, this specific item is highly unique because it is packaged as an Activated Oil Syringe.
?? What is “Activated Oil”?
West Edison’s Activated Oil is their updated, modernized take on RSO (Rick Simpson Oil).
The Process: It is a full-plant, full-spectrum extract containing the complete profile of cannabinoids, terpenes, and natural plant elements from the source material.
Ready to Consume: It is 100% decarboxylated (activated). This means the THC is already active, so it does not need to be vaporized or heated to work.
?? Genetic Lineage & Flavor Profile
Mile Hi Soap (frequently spelled “Mile High Soap” on local menus) utilizes a Colorado-exclusive phenotype of the modern classic strain, The Soap.
Lineage: A potent hybrid cross of Animal Mints and Kush Mints.
Flavor & Aroma: True to its name, it has an incredibly distinct and refreshing profile. Expect sharp notes of crisp menthol, herbal pine, and sweet cream, rounded out by a clean, chemically “soapy” finish.
?? Effects & Experience
Because it is a full-spectrum hybrid oil, the effects are deeper, longer-lasting, and more physical than standard distillates.
The High: It offers an immediate, refreshing burst of cerebral euphoria that clears out mental fog and increases focus, backed by a soothing, full-body warmth that melts away stress.
Medicinal Uses: Because of its heavy full-spectrum nature, patients frequently use this oil for severe pain relief, sleep support, inflammation, and appetite stimulation.
??? How to Use It
Because it comes in a 1,000mg (1 gram) syringe, it is incredibly versatile:
Ingestion (Edible): Squeeze a tiny, rice-grain-sized drop onto a snack (like a cracker or piece of chocolate) and swallow it.
Sublingual: Place a small drop directly under your tongue for faster absorption.
Infusion: Mix it into homemade warm meals, sauces, or baking recipes.
Smoking: Although primarily meant for oral consumption, it can also be twaxed (spread) onto a joint or paper.