Greengo Filter Tips - Unbleached

Unbleached cardboard filter tips by Greengo, made from natural paper for a pure smoking experience without chemicals.

  • 100% unbleached

  • Sturdy 140 gram paper thickness

  • Size 60x20 mm, ideal for joints and blunts

  • Environmentally friendly and sustainably produced

  • Easy to roll into perfect filter

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Greengo Filter Tips - Unbleached

The Greengo Filter Tips are cardboard filters made from 100% unbleached paper. Unlike regular white filters, these contain no chemical bleaching agents, ensuring a purer and more natural smoking experience. With a size of 60x20 mm and a sturdy paper thickness of 140 grams, they offer the perfect balance between flexibility and sturdiness.

Why Unbleached Filter Tips?

Many standard filter tips are chemically bleached to achieve a white color. This bleaching process leaves residues that you inhale while smoking. Greengo deliberately chooses unbleached cardboard, recognizable by its natural beige/brown color. This is not only better for your health but also more environmentally friendly.

Benefits of Greengo Filters

  • Sturdy 140 gram thickness: Maintains shape during smoking, doesn't get soggy

  • Perfect size: 60x20 mm fits standard papers and blunts

  • Easy to roll: Stiff enough to hold shape, flexible enough to fold

How to Use Filter Tips?

Making a filter is simple:

  1. Tear off a tip from the booklet

  2. Make a zigzag fold on one side (3-4 folds)

  3. Roll the rest tightly around the zigzag

  4. Place in your joint before filling and rolling

The zigzag structure prevents tobacco or herb particles from passing through, while air can still flow freely for a good draw.

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