Cannabis Concentrates
A shopper's guide to cannabis concentrates: the forms you'll see, how they're made, what the labels mean, and how to store and choose them safely.
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Cannabis concentrates are potent extracts made by separating cannabinoids and aromatic terpenes from raw plant material, and the best one for you depends on matching the extraction method and texture to how you plan to use it. For dabbing, a full-spectrum or live-resin extract with current third-party lab results is the safest, most consistent choice. If you are new to concentrates, start with very small measured portions, because potency can run several times higher than flower.
Key Features
- Common textures include shatter, wax, budder, sauce, live resin, and rosin
- Concentrated potency, so servings stay small and last longer
- Full-spectrum and broad-spectrum options that preserve natural terpenes
- Batch-level lab testing for cannabinoid content, terpenes, and residual solvents
- Solventless rosin for shoppers who prefer a heat-and-pressure extraction
- Sealed, UV-resistant packaging that protects flavor and consistency
- Traceable cultivar information from source plant to finished extract
- Works with dab rigs, concentrate pens, and most vaporizers
Materials and Specifications
Extracts are produced either with a solvent such as butane or ethanol, or without one through heat and pressure in the case of rosin. Solvent-based products are purged to remove residual chemicals, and quality producers publish the purge results with each batch. Texture is largely a function of how much heat and agitation the extract received: shatter stays glassy and stable, wax and budder are softer and easier to handle, and sauce separates into high-terpene liquid and crystalline cannabinoids. Storing extracts in a cool, dark place in an airtight glass container keeps terpenes intact and prevents sticky textures from degrading.
Shipping and Returns
Orders ship in discreet, odour-resistant packaging, and glass or silicone containers are cushioned to prevent breakage in transit. Tracking is provided once your parcel leaves the warehouse, and unopened items in original packaging can typically be returned within the stated window if something arrives damaged or incorrect. Check the product page for the return window that applies to your order.
Is live resin stronger than shatter?
Not necessarily. Live resin is made from freshly frozen plant material, which preserves more terpenes and aroma, while shatter is prized for its stable texture and clean appearance. Potency is set by the batch, not the texture, so always read the lab results.
How should concentrates be stored?
Keep them cool, dark, and sealed in glass to slow terpene loss and oxidation. Avoid leaving jars open, and do not store extracts in a warm car or near direct sunlight.
How do I choose a safe starting amount?
Begin with a portion far smaller than you would use with flower and wait before adding more. If you are unsure, ask the shop for a lower-potency or broad-spectrum option to start with.