Cannabis Concentrates
For those seeking potent, fast-acting effects, cannabis concentrates are the next frontier—extracts like shatter, sauce, rosin, live resin, wax, and distillate deliver clean, high-strength experiences. Whether you’re treating with precision or chasing powerful flavor, concentrates offer everything from ultra-refined taste to therapeutic punch.
Our selection features top names like ROVE, High Heads, and CAMP, alongside premium live resin and solvent-free rosin blends. Each extract is lab-tested for purity, potency, and terpene quality—so you know exactly what you’re getting and how it’ll make you feel.
Cannabis Concentrates FAQs
What are cannabis concentrates?
Concentrates are highly potent cannabis extracts, made by separating cannabinoids and terpenes from the plant. They come in forms like shatter, wax, sauce, live resin, rosin, and distillate.
How are concentrates different from flower or edibles?
Concentrates deliver strength and speed: you get a powerful dose using less plant material. Effects feel cleaner and hit faster than edibles but stronger than flower.
What are the most common concentrate types?
- Shatter – glass-like and potent
- Wax/Budder – softer for easy handling
- Sauce/Live Resin – rich terpene flavor
- Rosin – solventless and clean
- Distillate – ultra-pure and versatile (used in dabs, cartridges, edibles)
How do I consume concentrates?
The most common method is dabbing (using a heated nail or rig). You can also use vaporizers designed for concentrates, or infuse your own edibles if you prefer not to dab.
How strong are concentrates compared to flower?
Concentrates typically range from 60–90% THC (vs. ~20–30% in flower). A small dab (a pinhead-sized amount) can deliver the same effect as a full joint.
Are concentrates safe for beginners?
Concentrates can be intense, so beginners should approach with care. Start with low-potency options or gentler extracts like rosin or live resin, which offer rich flavor with a smoother experience. Begin with a small amount and take breaks between sessions to gauge your tolerance.
What’s the difference between live resin and rosin?
- Live resin is made from fresh-frozen flower and maintains terpene profiles for strong flavor.
- Rosin is made using heat and pressure only—no solvents—making it a cleaner, more natural extract.
How should concentrates be stored?
Keep them in their original, airtight container in a cool, dark place. Rosin and sauce are sensitive to heat—if it melts, refrigerate for stability.
How much should a beginner use when trying a dab for the first time?
If you’re new to dabbing, start with a very small amount—about the size of a grain of rice. Concentrates are extremely potent, and even tiny doses can feel intense. Wait several minutes to see how you feel before deciding to have more. Starting slow helps ensure a more comfortable and enjoyable experience.
What are the effects of concentrates?
They deliver high-impact relief, deep relaxation, or intense focus—depending on the strain. Effects often hit within seconds and can last a couple of hours.
How do I clean my dab rig?
Empty any leftover concentrate, then soak the rig in isopropyl alcohol and coarse salt. Shake gently and rinse with warm water. For reclaim or sticky residue, use a cotton swab dipped in alcohol. Keeping your setup clean improves taste and performance.
Are there deals on concentrates?
Yes! Look out for dabbing night discounts, extract bundles, and rewards pricing. Ask your budtender for concentrate-specific specials.
Where can I legally consume concentrates in Las Vegas?
Same rules as other cannabis: private residences or licensed consumption lounges only. Dabbing in public places—including hotel rooms or outside—is not allowed.
