RSO Syringe 60g – Buy Full-Spectrum Rick Simpson Oil Online

The RSO syringe 60g is the top of the range and the only size to arrive as a multi-unit pack: six separate 10 mL glass barrels instead of one very large one, because 60 mL of this viscous extract cannot be dispensed from a single syringe with any control. Inside is 60 grams of unrefined, whole-plant Cannabis sativa extract at a measured 67.57% Δ9-THC. This page sets out the potency arithmetic, the storage obligation that comes with buying in bulk, and an honest account of who this size suits and who it does not.

1. RSO Syringe 60g: Product Overview

Rick Simpson Oil is a crude, unrefined, decarboxylated whole-plant extract: cannabinoids, waxes, chlorophyll, and lipids all remain, which is why it is near-black and bitter. Nothing is refined out, so it carries the plant’s native compound profile rather than an isolated cannabinoid.

60 g is a weight, not a potency. It means 60 grams of extract, delivered across six 10 mL barrels. At this batch’s measured 67.57% Δ9-THC, that is approximately 40,542 mg of THC and 41,634 mg of total active cannabinoids, roughly 1,622 reference servings at 25 mg.

The reference certificate (sample 179973U066) reports Δ9-THC at 67.57%, CBD at 0.57%, and CBN at 1.24%, with THCa not detected. That last figure is the useful one: no acid-form cannabinoid left means the decarboxylation step ran to completion rather than stopping partway.

Practically, the 60g is a supply decision rather than a dosing one: the cheapest way to buy this extract per gram and the size that demands the most storage discipline. Read the storage section before the price section.

2. 60g RSO Syringe Specifications

3. Why Choose an RSO Syringe 60g & Who Is It Suitable For?

The case for 60g is cost, not convenience. Price per gram is lowest at the top of the RSO syringe range, and the gap against the smallest sizes is wide enough that regular buyers usually move up after their first order. Compare the whole ladder on the RSO price guide.

The second advantage is structural. Because the pack is six barrels, you keep five sealed while one is in use, and oxygen exposure is the main driver of THC oxidising into CBN. A single 60 mL syringe would be open to air for its whole life; this pack is not.

Suitable for: experienced users with an established routine; steady, household-level consumption; buyers who have already settled on this extract after a smaller trial; and anyone whose priority is cost per gram.

Not suitable for: first-time users, who should start with the 1g RSO syringe and its 0.1 mL graduations; anyone without a cool, dark, lockable storage place; and anyone who wants precise small dispensing, the 10 mL barrel is marked in 1 mL steps, so each mark is about 676 mg of THC. If measured increments matter to you, this is the wrong size regardless of price.

A word on the 60-gram figure. Rick Simpson’s own published writings describe a 60-gram quantity used over roughly 90 days, and that association is why the size exists. We describe it as historical context, not as a recommended course: there is no controlled human trial supporting any dosing protocol for whole-plant RSO, a position set out by the National Cancer Institute. Dose is an individual clinical question, not a product specification.

4. How to Take a RSO Syringe 60g

Work from one barrel at a time and keep the rest sealed. Warm it in your hand for a minute or two body heat is enough; a flame or microwave degrades cannabinoids. Then hold it tip-up, push gently to clear any air pocket, and dispense.

The graduations are coarse by design. Each 1 mL mark on a 10 mL barrel is about 1 g of oil, which at 67.57% is roughly 676 mg of Δ9-THC and a half mark is still about 338 mg. That is far more than most people want in one sitting, so at this size you dispense by eye and by weight rather than by mark: a rice-grain amount is a small fraction of a single graduation. Across the pack you hold about 40,542 mg of THC, some 1,622 reference servings at 25 mg, or 811 at 50 mg.

Take it with food the oil is bitter enough that a cracker or a spoon of yoghurt helps. Oral THC typically starts working between 30 and 120 minutes and lasts around 4 to 8 hours, longer than inhaled cannabis, because the liver converts THC into 11-hydroxy-THC before it reaches circulation. Reseal and store upright.

If you want the dispensing mechanics in full, including how to reseal and clean the tip, see how to use an RSO syringe. The wider discussion sits in the RSO dosage guide. Neither is a prescription.

5. What to Check Before Buying a 60g RSO Syringe

Package Quantity

Check two numbers, not one: total net weight and unit count. Sixty grams here means six separate 10 mL barrels, not one very large syringe, and not sixty single-gram units. Buyers who assume a single barrel are surprised on delivery, and it changes the storage plan: you need shelf space for six syringes, not one.

Ingredients and Formulation

At this volume, ask directly whether the oil has been cut back to fill six barrels. The answer should be a single-ingredient, full-spectrum, unrefined, whole-plant Cannabis sativa extract, with no carrier oil, diluent, or re-added terpenes. Sixty grams is a lot of volume to adulterate unnoticed, which is exactly why the ingredient line deserves checking rather than assuming. Cultivar is producer-designated indica-dominant: a grower attestation, not a laboratory result.

Cannabinoid Information

Percentages hide scale, so think in milligrams at this size. Sixty grams at 67.57% Δ9-THC is roughly 40,542 mg across the pack, or about 6,757 mg per barrel, with CBN at 1.24%, CBD at 0.57% and 69.39% total active cannabinoids. THCa reading as not detected confirms decarboxylation completed conversion near completion around 110°C in roughly 30 minutes, with THC degrading toward CBN above that (Wang et al., 2016). Comparing potencies is covered in understanding RSO strength.

Laboratory Testing and Quality Documentation

A 60-gram order is the one case where requesting paperwork is genuinely proportionate; you are buying a supply, not a sample. The reference certificate covers potency on sample 179973U066. Contaminant panels are a separate test, available on request for current lots, and they cover pesticides, residual solvents, heavy metals, mycotoxins, and microbiologicals. Ask for the lot matching your pack before it ships; our lab testing and COA page explains how to read the results.

6. Understanding RSO Syringe Packaging

Each barrel is borosilicate glass: effectively impermeable to oxygen and unreactive with the oil. That is not a premium flourish; cannabinoids are sensitive to oxygen and light, and plastic lets both through. The Luer-Lock cap seals the tip between uses; it is a dispensing fitting, and the syringes ship without needles.

The 10 mL barrel is graduated in 1 mL steps, which is the trade-off for capacity. Smaller syringes give finer marks; this one gives volume. Six separate barrels mean you only open what you are using, and a sealed barrel inside an airtight container makes a reasonable long-term store.

7. Storage and Handling

Sixty grams is a storage commitment, so plan it before it arrives. Keep every barrel upright, sealed, and dark at 15–25°C; a cupboard works, but a windowsill or a car does not. Refrigeration slows degradation further, letting a barrel reach room temperature before opening to avoid condensation.

Open one barrel at a time and finish it before starting the next. Use each within 12 months of opening; sealed barrels hold label potency up to 24 months. Published stability work supports that THC declines steadily in stored cannabis, faster under light at room temperature than in darkness at 4°C. Darker colour, harder texture, and a flatter smell mean it is past its best, and the 1.24% CBN on this batch is a small measure of that oxidation. More on how to store RSO.

8. Safety and Important Considerations

This is not a medicine. Cannabis-derived products have not been evaluated or approved by the FDA, EMA or MHRA for any condition, and nothing here is medical advice. The National Cancer Institute and the NIH NCCIH summarise the position: laboratory and animal findings exist; controlled human trials of whole-plant RSO do not.

The main risk at this size is scale. A pack holding roughly 40,542 mg of THC is not a household item the way a 1g syringe is. It needs a locked, cool, dark place, an accurate sense of how much you are dispensing, and no possibility of a child or pet reaching it.

Oral THC is easy to overdo. Onset runs 30–120 minutes, so taking more before the first dose lands is the usual route to a bad experience. Do not drive or operate machinery after use, and do not combine it with alcohol.

Drug interactions are real. THC and CBD inhibit cytochrome P450 enzymes including CYP2C9 and CYP3A4, which can shift blood levels of other drugs anticoagulants, CNS depressants and some chemotherapy agents are the classes to watch (CYP interaction review). If you take prescription medication, speak to a pharmacist first.

Watch for cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome. In some long-term, high-dose users cannabis causes repeated vomiting and abdominal pain, often with a compulsion to take hot showers. It resolves on cessation if it happens, stop and seek care (clinical review).

Who should not use it: anyone under the legal age in their jurisdiction, anyone pregnant or breastfeeding, and anyone with a cardiac condition, a history of psychosis or a substance-use disorder unless a clinician has advised otherwise. The syringes are dispensing applicators, not for injection, and ship without needles.

Side effects and overdose guidance are covered in RSO side effects. For order questions, contact us; for medical ones, ask a clinician.

9. Frequently Asked Questions

What does 60g mean on an RSO syringe?

It is the net weight of extract across the pack, not the THC content. Here 60g arrives as six 10 mL glass syringes. At the measured 67.57% Δ9-THC, each barrel holds roughly 6,757 mg of THC and the full pack about 40,542 mg.

How much THC is in a 60g RSO syringe?

Approximately 40,542 mg of Δ9-THC, calculated as 67.57% of 60 grams. That is about 1,622 reference servings at 25 mg, or 811 at 50 mg. The exact figure for your batch is printed on its certificate of analysis.

Why six syringes instead of one 60 mL barrel?

Because 60 mL of extract this thick cannot be dispensed from one barrel with control. Separate barrels also keep five sealed while one is in use, limiting the oxygen exposure that turns THC into CBN.

How long will 60g last, and how should it be stored?

Keep barrels upright, sealed and dark at 15–25 °C. Use each within 12 months of opening; sealed barrels hold label potency for up to 24 months. How long the pack lasts depends on how much you use, so buy this size only if you expect steady consumption.

How do I verify the potency and batch for this syringe?

The reference certificate is sample 179973U066: 67.57% Δ9-THC, 69.39% total active cannabinoids. Ask for the panel matching your lot before ordering, and check which tests it covers potency, contaminants and terpenes are separate.

Should I start with 60g or a smaller size?

Start smaller unless you already know this extract suits you. The 1g RSO syringe allows 0.1 mL steps; the 30g sits between. Buy 60g for cost per gram, not as a first purchase.

Can this syringe be shipped to my location?

Availability depends on jurisdiction. Licensed supply only, and carrier and federal rules restrict interstate and international mail of cannabis-derived products. Check shipping and delivery eligibility and the options shown at checkout before ordering.

10. Explore More RSO Products and Guides

Related sizes: 30g RSO syringe · 1g RSO syringe · all RSO syringe sizes

Other formats: RSO capsules · RSO suppositories

Learn: RSO syringe guide · how to store RSO · RSO dosage guide · RSO comparisons

Further reading: Decarboxylation of acidic cannabinoids Wang et al., 2016 · NIH NCCIH Cannabis and Cannabinoids

11. Product Disclaimer

This page is published for educational and commercial purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. These products have not been evaluated or approved by the FDA, EMA or MHRA for any medical condition, and no claim is made that they diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. References to historical protocols describe published accounts only and are not dosing recommendations. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before use, particularly if you take prescription medication, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have an existing medical condition.

Cannabis-derived products are controlled substances in many countries, including the United Kingdom (Class B under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971) and under US federal law. Availability is limited to jurisdictions where licensed supply is lawful, and the purchaser is responsible for confirming local law and age requirements before ordering. Read the full product disclaimer.