Trip Clear Rolling Papers
TripĀ²Ā clear rolling papers are unique because theyāre made out of plant cellulose - Asiatic Cotton Mallow. Thanks to the unique properties of the Cotton Mallow cellulose, these papers require no gum line. Just roll, lick, and seal. These papers burn low and slow, for maximum enjoyment. Plus their holographic packets are, you guessed it, a trip.Ā
Use with legal herbs only.
Size: 1 1/4" - 50 papers per pack.
Origin: Made in Brazil.Ā
*Please note packaging has been slightly updated since we photographed. The front reads "Clear Rolling Papers" where "Asiatic Cotton Mallow Rolling Papers" once displayed.
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Trip Clear Rolling Papers
Trip Clear Rolling Papers
TripĀ²Ā clear rolling papers are unique because theyāre made out of plant cellulose - Asiatic Cotton Mallow. Thanks to the unique properties of the Cotton Mallow cellulose, these papers require no gum line. Just roll, lick, and seal. These papers burn low and slow, for maximum enjoyment. Plus their holographic packets are, you guessed it, a trip.Ā
Use with legal herbs only.
Size: 1 1/4" - 50 papers per pack.
Origin: Made in Brazil.Ā
*Please note packaging has been slightly updated since we photographed. The front reads "Clear Rolling Papers" where "Asiatic Cotton Mallow Rolling Papers" once displayed.
Original: $3.99
-65%$3.99
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TripĀ²Ā clear rolling papers are unique because theyāre made out of plant cellulose - Asiatic Cotton Mallow. Thanks to the unique properties of the Cotton Mallow cellulose, these papers require no gum line. Just roll, lick, and seal. These papers burn low and slow, for maximum enjoyment. Plus their holographic packets are, you guessed it, a trip.Ā
Use with legal herbs only.
Size: 1 1/4" - 50 papers per pack.
Origin: Made in Brazil.Ā
*Please note packaging has been slightly updated since we photographed. The front reads "Clear Rolling Papers" where "Asiatic Cotton Mallow Rolling Papers" once displayed.
