Here is something that surprises a lot of people: the compounds that give cannabis strains their aroma are the exact same compounds behind your favorite essential oils. If you know aromatherapy, you already know terpenes.

The same molecules, different plants

The lavender in your essential oil collection owes its scent to linalool. The citrus oils get their brightness from limonene. Pine and rosemary bring pinene. These are terpenes, and they are also among the defining aroma compounds of cannabis. The cannabis plant is, in a real sense, its own kind of essential-oil factory.

The essential oil nobody is talking about

We like to think of a cannabis strain's terpene profile as an essential oil in its own right, one built from the same familiar building blocks you already love, just arranged in new combinations. That is the bridge between two worlds that can feel far apart.

Terpenes you can taste

Where essential oils are usually about scent, MONDAYS puts terpenes into something you taste. Our chews translate strain profiles into flavor, using the same terpene palette as the aromatherapy world, with zero THC and zero CBD. Curious whether terpenes are safe to eat? Read are terpenes safe to eat.

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