Concentrate

Welcome to the Concentrate Category at SecoursVert

At SecoursVert, our mission is to provide Canadians with access to the best cannabis products on the market. Our Concentrate category is no exception. Regardless of what type of concentrate you’re looking for, you’ll find it here. From the purist’s favourite wax and shatter to the convenient and discreet vape cartridges, we have something for everyone.

What Are Concentrates?

Concentrates are cannabis extracts that contain high concentrations of cannabinoids such as THC and CBD. They are also known as hash, wax, shatter, dabs, and more. Concentrates are produced by extracting cannabinoids from the cannabis plant. This process is done using various methods such as heat and pressure, or chemical solvents like butane, propane, or alcohol.

Benefits of Concentrates

There are many benefits to using concentrates over traditional flower. Concentrates are a great way to experience the full spectrum of effects from cannabis. Additionally, since concentrates are more potent than flower, you can use less product to get the same effects. This can help you save money in the long run.

Types of Concentrates

At SecoursVert, we offer a wide range of concentrates, including wax, shatter, edibles, vape cartridges, and tinctures. Wax and shatter are solid forms of concentrate that can be vaporized or smoked. They have a variety of different textures and consistencies, depending on the type of concentrate and how it was processed. Edibles are cannabis-infused food and drinks, and are a great way to enjoy cannabis with discretion. Vape cartridges are a popular form of concentrate that allow you to enjoy cannabis without smoking. Lastly, tinctures are cannabis extracts that are mixed with a carrier oil, such as coconut oil, and are ingested orally.

Shop Our Concentrate Category at SecoursVert

At SecoursVert, we’re proud to offer a wide selection of concentrates to suit all of your cannabis needs. Whether you’re looking for wax, shatter, edibles, vape cartridges, or tinctures, we have something for everyone. Shop our Concentrate category today and experience the full spectrum of effects from cannabis.

FAQ about Concentrates at SecoursVert

Q1: What is a concentrate?

A1: A concentrate is a cannabis product that has been processed to remove the plant material, leaving only the active ingredients. Concentrates can take the form of wax, shatter, oil, resin, and other forms.

Q2: How are concentrates consumed?

A2: Concentrates are typically consumed by dabbing, which involves heating the concentrate on a hot surface and inhaling the vapour.

Q3: What are the benefits of using concentrates?

A3: The main benefit of using concentrates is that they offer a higher concentration of active ingredients than traditional cannabis flower, which can lead to a more intense experience. Additionally, they can be easier to store and transport than flower.

Q4: Are concentrates legal in Canada?

A4: Yes, concentrates are legal in Canada as long as they are purchased from a licensed cannabis retailer.

10 Facts, Statistics and Trends about Concentrates in Canada

1. Concentrates are the fastest growing cannabis product in Canada.

2. Concentrates accounted for nearly 20% of sales in the Canadian adult-use market in 2019.

3. The most popular form of concentrate in Canada is cannabis oil, accounting for more than 50% of sales.

4. Canada is the world’s largest producer of cannabis concentrates.

5. The average price per gram of concentrates in Canada is $24.03.

6. The most popular type of concentrate in Canada is shatter, followed by wax and live resin.

7. Concentrates are often more potent than other forms of cannabis, with THC levels of up to 90%.

8. Concentrates are becoming increasingly popular among medical users who seek a more potent and precise dose.

9. Concentrates are becoming increasingly popular among recreational users who are looking for a more intense experience.

10. Concentrates are often more expensive than other forms of cannabis, due to the amount of processing and refinement required to produce them.