Many of us grew up during a simple time when cannabis consumption consisted of rolling a joint or packing a bowl, the only tools necessary being rolling papers or glass and a lighter. Then came dabable concentrates, and along with them the need for a myriad of tools and accessories – including a blow torch, a dab rig, and products that look more like something from a beehive than from a cannabis plant.

If you’re looking to find out what exactly a dab is, you’ve come to the right place! This blog post will break it down and help you determine whether dabbing is the best form of cannabis use for you, starting with the basics.

Cannabis concentrates are the fastest growing segment in the market and if you’re reading this, we’re guessing that you can understand why! There are many extraction techniques involved in creating these products. Some methods use organic solvents, while others use pressure or even water.

In commercial sized facilities, hydrocarbon, ethanol, Co2 and solventless are the most typical extraction processes utilized at scale. Curious about the difference between these extraction types? Read on!

If you’re a dabber, chances are you’ve heard of Live Resin products. But if not, don’t worry! The cannabis extraction and concentrate market is evolving at such a fast rate that it can be difficult to keep up with all of the new and different products available.