“I’ve seen the stuff around for two or three years, but it’s only been in the last year that we’ve seen it really explode, where everybody knows about it and where it’s mainstream,” Roycroft said. (Other dispensary operators provided variations on these numbers.) He said they’re usually sold under the names budder, wax, sap (40 to 60 percent THC), shatter, and ultra shatter (94 percent or higher). When it comes to extractions, we’re talking about very heavy recreational use and, for very knowledgeable people, using it for medical reasons.”ĭespite a need for caution, Roycroft noted that most dispensaries in Vancouver-of which the Vancouver Police Department reports there are now about 60-offer dab concentrates.
“When you take it to that level, there can be heart palpitations-it’s very, very strong,” said Terry Roycroft, CEO of Medicinal Cannabis Resource Centre Inc. That’s a lot stronger than what people were smoking back in the ’60s, but it’s got nothing on the high that “dabbing” can deliver.ĭabbing, an old technique that’s seeing a surge in popularity, involves smoking cannabis products with THC concentrations above 90 percent. The average marijuana bud one finds on the streets of Vancouver has a THC concentration in the neighbourhood of 25 percent.
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