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What Are Cannabis Concentrates?

Concentrates are extracts made by pulling the cannabinoids and terpenes out of the cannabis plant and leaving everything else behind. The result is a much more potent product than flower, and depending on the format, a noticeably more flavor-forward one too.

The texture and consistency vary quite a bit. Diamonds are crystalline and hard. Badder is soft and scoopable. Sugar sits somewhere in between, crumbly and slightly wet. 

Live resin starts from fresh-frozen plant material, which is why the flavor tends to hit harder than a standard extract. What they all have in common is that a little goes a long way.

Types of Cannabis Concentrates Available at The Distro

The range covers most of the formats you’d want. In-house diamonds and crumble are a solid starting point; both come in 1g at under $25, which makes them an easy way to try concentrates without spending much. In-House Sugar scales up to 28g if you’re buying in bulk.

For something with more brand recognition, Devour Badder comes in six flavors: Glitter Bomb, Lemon Cherry Gelato, Lemon Pastry, Passion Guava, Rainbow Road, and Venom OG. Drip Diamonds Live Resin in the Gelato Edition steps it up in terms of format and terpene profile. 

And the Whole Melt Extract Live Resin Sugar in the Vice City Edition is the top of the range at 1oz — that’s for people who know exactly what they want.

If you’d rather vape than dab, the Devour Live Resin All-in-One Disposable is a clean option that doesn’t need any extra hardware.

Cannabis Concentrate Types — What’s the Difference?

The format mostly comes down to texture, extraction method, and what you plan to use it with.

Diamonds are the most crystalline, high in THC, and usually paired with terpene sauce for flavor. Badder has a soft, workable consistency and tends to be terpene-rich, which makes it one of the more flavourful options. 

Crumble is drier and easier to handle, a good call if you’re newer to concentrates. Sugar sits between crumble and badder — slightly wet, easy to portion. Live resin, regardless of the texture it comes in, is made from fresh-frozen cannabis, so the terpene expression tends to be fuller and more vivid than a cured extract.

How to Choose the Right Cannabis Concentrates

If you’re newer to concentrates, start with In-House Crumble or In-House Badder. Both are approachable, affordable, and come in 1g, so you’re not committing to a full ounce of something you haven’t tried.

If you know what you like and you’re after more flavor, Devour Badder gives you six distinct options to work through. Prefer something closer to fresh-frozen cannabis flavor? Drip Diamonds or the Whole Melt Live Resin Sugar are where to look. And if you don’t have a rig or want something more discreet, the Devour Live Resin Disposable handles itself.

Not sure whether concentrates are right for you? Our guide to Cannabis Concentrates breaks it down before you commit.

How to Store Cannabis Concentrates for Maximum Freshness

Keep concentrates in a sealed, airtight container (small silicone or glass jars work well) somewhere cool and away from direct light. Heat degrades terpenes faster than anything else, so avoid leaving them near a window or on top of a warm surface.

Badder and sugar hold up well at room temperature for short periods, but if you’re sitting on a larger quantity, the fridge is the better call. Just let it come back to room temperature before you open it, or you’ll get condensation inside the container.

Why Buy Cannabis Concentrates from The Distro?

The in-house extracts are made from the same cannabis we grow, which means quality control runs the whole way through — from the plant to the package. Every product is lab-tested before it ships, and the results are reflected in the listings.

Orders over $99 ship free in discreet, unmarked packaging with no signature required. Every purchase earns loyalty points, and Bundle Deals make it easy to mix formats without committing to a full order of each. Refer a friend and get $30 in account credit when they place their first order.

New to The Distro? Use code HIGH15 for 15% off your first order.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Are Cannabis Concentrates? 

Concentrates are cannabis extracts that contain much higher levels of cannabinoids and terpenes than standard flower. 

They come in several textures and formats — including diamonds, badder, crumble, sugar, and live resin — and are typically consumed using a dab rig, a compatible vape device, or a live resin disposable.

How Do Concentrates Compare to Flower in Terms of Potency? 

Significantly stronger, generally speaking. Where cannabis flower typically sits in the 20–35% THC range, concentrates can run considerably higher. 

Start with a small amount — especially if you’re coming from flower — and go from there. Every product listing on The Distro includes tested THC figures so you know what you’re getting before you order.

Are Your Concentrates Lab-Tested? 

Yes. All concentrates at The Distro are tested for potency and purity before they ship. The THC figures on each listing come from that testing. If you have questions about a specific product, the live support team can help.

Can I Order Cannabis Concentrates Online? 

Yes — all orders are shipped to eligible US addresses via USPS, FedEx, or UPS. Packaging is plain and unmarked, no signature is required, and standard delivery runs 3–5 business days. 

Two-day express is available if you need it sooner. Free shipping applies to orders over $99. You need to be 21+ to order and should check your local laws before purchasing.

What’s the Best Concentrate for Beginners? 

In-House Crumble is a reasonable starting point; it’s easy to handle, priced accessibly at $22.99 for 1g, and doesn’t require any technique to use beyond a basic setup. If you’d rather skip the hardware entirely, the Devour Live Resin All-in-One Disposable is the most straightforward option in the range.

What Brands Do You Carry? 

Alongside our own in-house extracts — diamonds, badder, crumble, and sugar — we carry Devour, Drip Diamonds, and Whole Melt Extracts. Each brand is stocked because the quality holds up, not to fill out a shelf.