Collection: Wholesale Rolling Papers

Does my business need rolling papers?

Rolling papers are very popular and, for many, are an integral part of the smoking experience. For this reason, it makes sense to be able to offer your customers a variety of rolling paper options.

What types of rolling papers are available?

There are a huge variety of different rolling papers available on the market today including:

• Rice rolling papers - these are probably the most popular choice, especially for seasoned smokers. They are thin, they don't taste bad, and they usually burn more slowly. They are quite tricky to roll, however, and often need to be relit several times when smoking. As a result, some beginners may prefer other options.
   
• Hemp rolling papers - these are made from dried cannabis sativa pulp. They are regarded as the organic and ultra-sustainable option and they have a fine texture, mild taste, and burn at a moderate rate. They have a medium rolling difficulty.
   
• Wood pulp rolling papers - these were really popular in the past, mostly because they are easy to roll and stay lit for longer than other types. They have, however, reduced in popularity because they have a harsh taste, large carbon footprint, and the pulp often has chemicals added.
   
• Flax rolling papers - these are thin yet easy to roll and are also one of the safest options. They offer reduced combustion and therefore, less smoke. Flax is also a natural substance.
   
• Clear rolling papers - these are made from natural 100% biodegradable cellophane that mostly comes from trees or cotton. These provide a tight pull, have a slower combustion rate, and a sweet taste.
   
• Bamboo rolling papers - these are regarded as high-quality rolling papers. They are unbleached, vegan-friendly, GMO free, and offer a smooth taste and even-burning. They are also easy-to-roll papers and can accommodate a large amount of tobacco or herb.

In addition to the above, there are now a significant number of flavoured rolling papers available. These are great for those who aren't keen on the normal taste or even for just adding a bit of variety.

What size rolling papers are available?

Rolling papers come in a variety of widths and lengths. The most commonly used is the 'regular' size - the basic normal 'roll your own cigarette' size.

Then there are the 1 ½ inch and the 1¼ inch sizes which are slightly wider but the same length as regulars.

There are also Kingsize and Kingsize Slim rolling papers that are longer and thicker than regular papers.

What are pre-rolled papers/cones?

These are a quick and simple alternative for those who don't have the patience or dexterity to roll. They come in various sizes and in various types of paper. These cones are made to burn smoothly and evenly the whole way down.

How can I choose the best rolling paper for my needs?

Choosing the right rolling paper depends on personal preference and experience. Factors such as material, thickness, size, and burning speed all play a role. Beginners may prefer wood pulp papers for their ease of use, while seasoned smokers might opt for rice or hemp papers for their slow burn and natural flavour.

Are flavoured rolling papers safe to use?

Flavoured rolling papers are generally safe when sourced from reputable brands. They are designed to enhance the smoking experience by adding a variety of flavours, such as fruit or mint. Always check for certifications or safety standards on the packaging to ensure quality.

What are unbleached rolling papers?

Unbleached rolling papers are made without the use of chemicals or chlorine, resulting in a natural brown colour. These papers are favoured by those who prefer a more organic smoking experience, as they typically have a milder taste and are more environmentally friendly.

How should I store rolling papers to keep them in good condition?

To maintain the quality of rolling papers, store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity. This prevents them from becoming brittle or losing their adhesive properties. Using protective cases or storage containers can further ensure their longevity.

Do rolling papers expire?

Rolling papers do not have a strict expiration date, but their quality can deteriorate over time if not stored properly. Adhesive gum may lose its stickiness, and the paper can become dry or brittle. For the best experience, use rolling papers within a year of purchase and store them correctly.