Budder refers to cannabis extracts with a creamy, buttery consistency. It is also called crumble or cake batter. The consistency is comparable to soft wax and is much more forgiving to work with than shatter. Perhaps the only downside to budder is that it is less visually appealing than some other consistencies. Budder can be vaped, dabbed, twaxed (inside the joint or blunt), smoked, or used in edibles. Once again, make sure to activate the wax prior to combining with your oil or butter if you’re going to be using it for edibles.

Shatter has a hard, smooth, glass-like consistency. This concentrate breaks easily into shards and is often referred to as being ‘stable’. Shatter is typically translucent (for those who place an importance on clarity) and very visually appealing. However, because shatter breaks so easily, it is arguably least forgiving to work with of all consistencies. A simple tap with your dabber may send shards of concentrate flying across the room!

Live resin differs from other forms of BHO (and most concentrates) in multiple ways that make it more appealing for some users, especially those hoping to reap the many medicinal benefits associated with the cannabis plant. Unlike other concentrates, which are generally processed from dried cannabis flower, this concentrate is made using nearly the entire plant immediately after harvest.

Also known as Terp sauce, Diamonds, or just Sauce, this extract derivative is considered to be a high cannabinoid full spectrum extract (HCFSE) containing THCA crystals drenched in a terpene rich, potent sauce. Diamond Sauce can be vaped or dabbed, and is seen as an exclusive product which can be very strain specific in its development.