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A concentrate is a cannabis extract made by separating the most resin-rich parts of the plant (often from trichome resin) into a smaller, more potent form. Concentrates can be solvent-based (hydrocarbon extraction, like BHO) or solventless (like rosin). The goal is a more concentrated cannabinoid and terpene profile than flower—meaning stronger effects per small dab.
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Browse concentrates through Leafly, Weedmaps, or Dutchie and confirm pickup availability before checkout. Prefer in-person? Visit 1301 NE Broadway St and talk with a budtender about texture, potency, and terpene profile.
Our menu is built for the full spectrum of concentrate fans—shatter, wax, sugar, sauce, live resin, rosin, hash oil, THCA-rich options, and more—so you can match your preference, your device, and your planned session.
We prioritize products with clear labeling and consistent standards so you can shop with confidence. Ask a budtender about texture, strain type, and what hardware works best for each concentrate format.
Flower is classic and more forgiving. Concentrates are higher potency and more efficient per inhale.
Edibles can be longer-lasting and slower to start. Dabbing tends to feel faster and more immediate.
Cartridges are convenient and portable; dabs can be more intense with bigger terpene flavor—especially with the right rig and temperature control.
Concentrates are sensitive to heat, light, and air. For best quality:
Treat concentrates like high-potency cannabis ingredients—don’t leave them near snacks or drinks to reduce accidental contact.
Cannabis concentrates are extracts that isolate resin-rich compounds like cannabinoids and terpenes into a smaller, more potent format than flower. They come in different textures and can be made with solvent-based methods or solventless processes like rosin.
Shatter is a brittle, glass-like concentrate that snaps cleanly and is known for high potency. It’s commonly used for dabbing with a rig and banger/nail, and is popular for its clean look and strong effects.
Cannabis wax is a soft, scoopable concentrate (often called wax, budder, or badder). It’s easy to handle with a dab tool and is popular for terpene-forward flavor and straightforward dosing.
Often, yes. Concentrates typically contain higher cannabinoid levels than flower, so a small dab can feel much stronger than a bowl or joint. Start with a very small amount, wait, and avoid stacking hits—especially if you’re new.
