If you’ve ever tried two products with nearly identical THC numbers and thought, “Why do these feel totally different?”—you’ve already bumped into the reason patients keep talking about the entourage effect.

In simple terms, the entourage effect is the idea that cannabinoids (like THC + CBD) and aromatic compounds (like terpenes) may work better together than they do alone—changing not just the “strength,” but the shape of your experience.

For Florida medical marijuana patients, terpenes like linalool can be a helpful educational lens: not as a guarantee of effects, but as a way to understand why two products with similar THC numbers can feel totally different. And at Green Dragon, we’re big on helping patients shop smarter—premium bud, not premium prices—with real-world, practical guidance.