Cannabis concentrate

Legal Status of Cannabis Concentrates

• Legal status varies by jurisdiction
• Regulations in Colorado include child-resistant containers, opaque packaging, and warning labels
• Oversight by Colorado’s Marijuana Enforcement Division
• Laws cover creation and extraction processes
• Jurisdictions have differing laws on cannabis concentrates

Types of Cannabis Concentrates

• Badder/budder, crumble, and distillate are common types
• Other concentrates include crystalline, dry sift, and hashish
• Specific types like bubble hash and charas exist
• Live resin is made from fresh or flash-frozen cannabis
• Cannabis flower essential oil and caviar (moon rocks) are popular

Safety and THC Levels

• Safety concerns with THC concentrates are addressed by various sources
• Solvent-based products have high THC levels (54-69%)
• Non-solvent based extraction yields THC levels between 39-60%
• Publications discuss the future and industry impact of cannabis extraction
• Colorado Retail Marijuana Laws provide guidance on regulations

Information Sources on Cannabis Concentrates

• DEA brochures provide insights
• Books like ‘Cannabis: A Complete Guide’ and ‘Cannabis Pharmacy’ offer detailed information
• Colorado’s Retail Marijuana Laws outline regulations
• Government publications discuss cannabis extracts in medicine
• DEA reports detail slang terms and code words used in law enforcement

External Resources on Cannabis Concentrates

• Wikimedia Commons has related media
• Department of Justice DEA offers public domain material on marijuana concentrates
• Legal history of cannabis in the United States is available
• Major legal reforms in various countries are highlighted
• Specific legal cases, like Gonzales v. Raich, are discussed

Cannabis concentrate Data Sources