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Concentrates are a potent consolidation of [[cannabinoids]] that are made by dissolving [[marijuana]] in its plant form into a solvent. The resulting product has very high [[THC]] levels (generally more than [[flowers]] or [[hashish]]), and can produce varying products that range from thick sticky oils ([[BHO]]) to moldable goo ([[budder]]/[[wax]]) to resinous bits ([[shatter]]). Referred to by a variety of slang terms, the classification of concentrates is often dependent on the manufacturing method and the consistency of the final product.
 
Concentrates are a potent consolidation of [[cannabinoids]] that are made by dissolving [[marijuana]] in its plant form into a solvent. The resulting product has very high [[THC]] levels (generally more than [[flowers]] or [[hashish]]), and can produce varying products that range from thick sticky oils ([[BHO]]) to moldable goo ([[budder]]/[[wax]]) to resinous bits ([[shatter]]). Referred to by a variety of slang terms, the classification of concentrates is often dependent on the manufacturing method and the consistency of the final product.

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Dab or BHO

Concentrates are a potent consolidation of cannabinoids that are made by dissolving marijuana in its plant form into a solvent. The resulting product has very high THC levels (generally more than flowers or hashish), and can produce varying products that range from thick sticky oils (BHO) to moldable goo (budder/wax) to resinous bits (shatter). Referred to by a variety of slang terms, the classification of concentrates is often dependent on the manufacturing method and the consistency of the final product.