Live resin is a cannabis concentrate that gets its name from taking the flowers off the plant while its still “alive”, freezing the material and then running it the same way you would dry material. Unlike the majority of cannabis products, Live resin extract is made from plant material that hasn’t been dried or cured. This creates a much more flavorful and terpene rich end product. Live resin has and continues to be one of the most popular cannabis extracts we offer.
Live Resin
Cannabis live resin has been a staple in the Maine concentrates market for years. As with everything, the quality of the live resin is predicated on the inputs. We process with high quality resin & terpene-rich fresh frozen bud allowing for an extremely tasty experience!
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Vape Cartridges
(PG and PEG Free) THC and CBD vape cartridges available in various strengths and rations. We have pure THC cartridges in both distillate and full spectrum forms and CBD in isolate and full spectrum. Our primary cart is a mixture of THC distillate, real cannabis terpenes and CBD oil with various cannabinoids, terpenes, lipids, fats, proteins and flavinoids. Trust in our purity & strength. Everything is lab tested with a certificate of analysis.
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Shatter
The reason our shatter comes out so transparent has to do with the molecules which, if left undisturbed, form a glass-like appearance. Heat, moisture, strain, cannabinoid and high terpene content will affect the texture, turning oils into a runnier substance that resembles sap (hence the commonly used nickname “sap”). Oils with a consistency that falls somewhere between glassy shatter and viscous sap is often referred to as “pull-and-snap.”
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CBG Tincture
CBG, also known as, cannabigerol, is what we can refer to as the “mother” cannabinoid, because CBG is actually found in the baseline of most cannabinoids. However, she is still considered a minor cannabinoid because most mature plants will only have trace amounts. Just like how THC reacts, CBG will latch onto the CB1 and CB2 receptors in your brain, but can actually be considered more of a “buffer” to the psychoactivity in the THC. In other words, it will provide the similar medicinal benefits that THC offers, but will not get you “high.”