Concerntrates are cannabis products that have been processed to remove impurities and separate the desired compounds, such as cannabinoids and terpenes, from the plant material. This results in a highly potent form of cannabis that is often consumed through vaporization or dabbing.

There are several types of cannabis concentrates available, including:

1. Shatter: A brittle and transparent concentrate that looks like glass. It is typically high in THC content.
2. Wax: A soft, sticky, and opaque concentrate with a wax-like consistency. It is also high in THC content.
3. Budder: A creamy concentrate that has a smooth and butter-like texture. It often has a moderate to high THC content.
4. Crumble: A dry and crumbly concentrate that is easy to handle. It typically has a moderate THC content.
5. Rosin: A concentrate made by applying heat and pressure to cannabis flower or kief, resulting in a sticky, resinous substance.
6. Live Resin: A concentrate made from fresh, frozen cannabis plants that have been immediately processed after harvesting. It tends to retain more of the plant’s original terpenes.

It’s important to note that concentrates are highly potent and should be used with caution, especially for those new to cannabis or with low tolerance. Make sure to start with a small amount and gradually increase as needed.

If you plan to use concentrates, it’s recommended to have the appropriate equipment, such as a dab rig or vaporizer, as the consumption methods differ from traditional smoking.