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Shop cannabis concentrates at JARS Cannabis, with stores across Michigan, Arizona, and Colorado. Browse live resin, live rosin, THC oil, wax, shatter, badder, crumble, and diamonds, then filter by strain, potency, price, or deals. Order your favorite weed concentrates online, or visit a store, and our budtenders will help you find the right concentrate.
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Cannabis concentrates, also called marijuana concentrates or weed concentrates, are products made by extracting cannabinoids and terpenes from the trichomes of the cannabis plant. They offer a higher concentration of cannabinoids (e.g., THC, CBD) and terpenes than flower, with different potency, texture, consistency, and terpene profiles. You may find cannabis concentrates in forms used with flower, infused pre rolls, vapes, and other cannabis products.
The way concentrates are processed can also affect their final characteristics and intended use. Some products are made for dabbing, while others are designed for vaping or infusion. Learn what are cannabis concentrates to explore how they are made and what makes each concentrate different.
At JARS Cannabis, you can shop THC concentrates by type in one place. Browse online, then use the subcategory filter to narrow your options. Here are the main types you'll find at JARS:
• Live Resin: Live resin is a cannabis concentrate made from fresh frozen plant material, which helps preserve its terpene profile. It's available in several textures, including sauce, badder, and sugar.
• Live Rosin: Live rosin is a solventless concentrate made by pressing fresh frozen flower or ice water hash with heat and pressure. It's often valued for its flavor and may come at a higher price point.
• Wax: Wax, also called THC wax or cannabis wax, is a soft, opaque concentrate with a thick, waxy texture. The term can also describe related textures, such as badder and crumble.
• Shatter: Shatter is a firm, glass like concentrate with a translucent, amber appearance. Its brittle texture allows it to break into pieces rather than smear.
• Badder and Budder: Badder and budder are soft, creamy concentrates with a whipped texture. They're easy to handle and portion for use.
• Crumble and Sugar: Crumble has a dry, crumbly texture, while sugar is softer and wetter with a crystalline, sandy appearance.
• Diamonds: Diamonds are crystals of highly purified cannabinoids, usually THCA. They're often sold with sauce for a combination of concentrated cannabinoids and terpenes.
• Sauce: Sauce is a wet, runny concentrate with a high terpene content. It's sold on its own or paired with diamonds.
• Hash and Kief: Kief is loose trichome material collected from cannabis flower. Hash is made by collecting and compressing or separating trichomes into a more solid or paste-like form, such as bubble hash.
• RSO and Oils: RSO, or Rick Simpson Oil, is a thick, dark cannabis oil with a high concentration of cannabinoids. THC oils are available in different consistencies and cannabinoid profiles, depending on how they're made.
Learn more about different types of cannabis concentrates!
Check the THC, THCA, CBD, and total THC listed for each product. Total THC accounts for the THC and THCA content used in potency calculations, so check the product label and lab results when available. Choose a THC concentrate based on your experience and tolerance rather than simply picking the highest percentage. You can use the potency filter to compare products.
Consider the strain, concentrate type, and brand when comparing products. Strains can have different aroma and flavor profiles, while their effects can vary from person to person. You can also compare solventless options, such as live rosin and hash, with concentrates made using other extraction methods. Browse by strain or brand if you already have a favorite.
Texture affects how easy a dab concentrate is to handle, portion, and work with. Some concentrates are firm and brittle. Others are soft, sticky, or creamy. Your preferred texture can also depend on the equipment you plan to use.
Terpenes contribute to the aroma and flavor of cannabis concentrates. Look for profiles with notes such as citrus, pine, earthy, or floral if you have a particular flavor preference. When listed, check the product details for its dominant terpenes.
Compare the price with the product's weight instead of looking at the sticker price alone. JARS offers concentrate options in different weights and price ranges, with smaller and larger formats available depending on the product. Solventless concentrates may also cost more because of their production process. Use the weight and price filters, check Today's Specials, and select your JARS location to see current inventory.
Not sure which concentrate fits your preferences? Ask a JARS budtender for help comparing your options. If you run into an issue or have question while shopping online, please contact us!
New to cannabis concentrates? A few basics can make your first experience easier to navigate. Start with a manageable product, use the right equipment, and give yourself time to understand how concentrates work.
• Start Low and Go Slow: Begin with a very small amount, especially if you're new to concentrated cannabis. If you're using a dab concentrate, give yourself time to understand its effects before using more.
• Pick an Easy to Handle Texture: Softer textures like badder and budder can be easier to portion than brittle shatter or sticky wax. Once you're comfortable, you can explore other textures and concentrate types.
• Understand the Label: Look at the THC, THCA, CBD, and weight listed on the package. THCA can convert to THC when heated, so check the product's total THC information when available.
• Get the Right Equipment: Concentrates aren't used the same way as flower. Depending on the product, you may need a dab rig, electronic rig (e rig), concentrate vaporizer, or dab pen. [Browse concentrate accessories] to find compatible equipment.
• Know When to Ask for Help: Tell a JARS budtender that you're new to concentrates and share your preferences. They can help you compare products by type, texture, potency, flavor, brand, and price.
Always consume responsibly. Never drive after consuming concentrates and keep cannabis products away from children and pets.
Cannabis concentrates aren't used like flower. Most are consumed with equipment designed for dab concentrates, while some products are used differently. Always follow the product label and your device's instructions.
• Dab Rig: A traditional setup with a glass rig and a heated nail or banger. You place a small amount of concentrate on the heated surface and inhale the vapor. If using a torch, handle it carefully and allow the heated surface to cool before touching it.
• Electronic Rig (E Rig): An e rig uses a battery powered heating element instead of a torch. Many models offer temperature settings, including lower settings often preferred for flavor.
• Dab Pen or Concentrate Vaporizer: These portable devices heat concentrate in a small chamber. Check the device specifications to make sure it's compatible with the concentrate you're using.
• Other Ways to Use Concentrates: Some concentrates are used differently from those designed for dabbing. Kief and hash may be added to flower, while oils such as RSO are commonly used according to their product instructions.
Looking for a dispensary near you that carries concentrates? Choose your state to find a JARS Cannabis location: Michigan, Arizona, or Colorado. With 54 stores across the three states, you'll likely find one nearby. Once you pick a store, you can browse its concentrates menu, check current deals, and see what's in stock before you visit. Selection varies by location, and our budtenders can help you find the right product in-store.
