Question 1

What are cannabis concentrates?

Accepted Answer

Concentrates are extracts that keep the resin of the plant and remove most of the plant material, making them much stronger than flower. Common types are hash, shatter, live resin, budder, crumble and distillate.

Question 2

How strong are concentrates?

Accepted Answer

Concentrates commonly range from roughly 60% to 90% THC, compared with about 15–30% for flower. Hash and kief tend to sit lower. Start with a very small amount.

Question 3

Which concentrate is best for beginners?

Accepted Answer

Many people start with hash or kief, which are milder, and use a crumb-sized amount. Health Canada advises new or occasional users to avoid extracts, so begin small and wait whatever you choose.

Question 4

What is the difference between solvent-based and solventless?

Accepted Answer

Solvent-based extracts use a solvent such as butane, ethanol or CO₂ and then purge it; solventless products use only heat, pressure, water or sieving. Ask for a lab certificate for solvent-based products.

Question 5

What is the difference between shatter and live resin?

Accepted Answer

Shatter is usually made from dried, cured cannabis and is clear and brittle. Live resin is made from fresh-frozen plants to keep more terpenes, so it is often softer and more flavourful.

Question 6

How do I store concentrates?

Accepted Answer

Airtight container, cool and dark. Heat and light soften and degrade them over time.

Question 7

How old do I need to be?

Accepted Answer

You must be of legal age in your province: 19 in most of Canada, 18 in Alberta and 21 in Quebec.

Buy Cannabis Concentrates Online in Canada

Live/Resin – Death Pink (Indica)

Hash – Habibi

Kief – Supreme Octane (Indica)

Honey Oil – Gusher (Indica)

Hash – Blueberry

Caviar – One Punch (Indica)

Honey Oil – Fruit Rollup (Indica)

Live/Resin – Mike Tyson (Indica)

Live/Resin – Lindsay OG (Indica)

Crumble – Rock Tuna (Hybrid)

Crumble – Astro Pink (Indica)

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