The common styles
Concentrates are named for their texture and how they are made. The ones you will most often see:
- Rosin, pressed with heat and pressure and no solvents.
- Live resin, made from fresh frozen plants to keep aroma intact.
- Badder, budder, and sugar, which describe a whipped or crystalline texture.
- Shatter, a glassy sheet that snaps when broken.
Who concentrates are for
Concentrates are far stronger than flower, and most are used with a dab rig or a dedicated vaporizer. If you have never used them, this is not the place to start. Try flower, a pre-roll, or a low dose edible first, and come back when you know your tolerance.
If you are experienced, we will happily talk shop. Ask what just came in from the small batch makers on our list.
Buying concentrates at Vesper
New Mexico allows adults 21 and older to purchase up to 16 grams of concentrate per transaction. Everything we carry is made by licensed New Mexico manufacturers and lab tested.
Cash and debit accepted, and all prices include tax, so the number you see is the number you pay. Check the live menu for current stock, because small batch concentrates move fast.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are concentrates good for first time users?
- No. Concentrates are much stronger than flower. First timers should start with flower, a pre-roll, or a low dose edible.
- What equipment do I need?
- Most concentrates are used with a dab rig or a concentrate vaporizer. Ask us and we will show you what fits.
- How much concentrate can I buy in New Mexico?
- Up to 16 grams of cannabis concentrate per transaction for adults 21 and older.
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