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rosin
What does rosin mean?
A cannabis extract produced by pressing flower or hash under heat and pressure, using no solvents.
"She loves rosin because it's chemical-free."
Origin
Named after the heat-and-pressure process, analogous to producing rosin from sap.
Frequently asked questions
What is rosin?
Rosin is a cannabis concentrate made by pressing flower or hash under heat and pressure, extracting the resin without any solvents.
Why do people prefer rosin?
Because it's made without chemical solvents, many people see it as a cleaner, more natural concentrate, which is why it's called solventless.
How is rosin different from shatter or wax?
Rosin is produced purely with heat and pressure, while concentrates like shatter and wax are typically made using solvents such as butane, which is the key distinction.
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