What’s Sugar Wax?

Sugar Wax, akin to shatter, is a concentrate with a diverse color spectrum, ranging from pale yellow to amber. Unlike shatter, it has a sugary texture, making it easier to handle and richer in flavor.

How’s It Made?

Initially an accidental discovery, Sugar Wax is now intentionally produced through crystallization during the wax-making process. Similar to other BHO extracts, it involves agitation, resulting in its desirable texture.

Using Sugar Wax:

Sugar Wax is typically dabbed, vaporizing it for inhalation. Options include using a dab rig, e-nail for precise temperature control, or a portable vaporizer for on-the-go use. It can also be added to flower bowls for enhanced effects, best heated between 315-450°F for optimal experience.

What’s Honey Oil?

Honey oil, also known as hash oil or cannabis oil, boasts a texture resembling thick, sticky honey. Created through solvent extraction, it offers potent THC levels and rich flavors.

How to Use Honey Oil?

This versatile concentrate can be ingested in various ways, from adding it to edibles to dabbing with a rig. It’s also ideal for refilling cartridges or crafting shatter and wax for dabbing.

What’s Sugar Wax?

Sugar Wax, akin to shatter, is a concentrate with a diverse color spectrum, ranging from pale yellow to amber. Unlike shatter, it has a sugary texture, making it easier to handle and richer in flavor.

How’s It Made?

Initially an accidental discovery, Sugar Wax is now intentionally produced through crystallization during the wax-making process. Similar to other BHO extracts, it involves agitation, resulting in its desirable texture.

Using Sugar Wax:

Sugar Wax is typically dabbed, vaporizing it for inhalation. Options include using a dab rig, e-nail for precise temperature control, or a portable vaporizer for on-the-go use. It can also be added to flower bowls for enhanced effects, best heated between 315-450°F for optimal experience.

What’s Shatter?

Shatter, a cannabis concentrate, gets its name from its glass-like texture that easily breaks apart. While often perceived as potent, its purity varies. It’s typically dabbed using a specialized pipe. Made through various methods, such as butane extraction, it can reach THC levels of 80% to 90%.

How’s Shatter Made?

Shatter is usually produced using solvents like butane, creating extracts known as BHO. Cannabis is soaked in butane to extract compounds like THC, then refined through techniques like purging and winterization. However, making it at home can be hazardous due to butane’s flammability. Professional-grade shatter is crafted using closed-loop systems for safety.