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B2B PortalOur live resin in its purest form: shatter for a glassy, stable concentrate and crumble for a dry, easy-to-handle texture, both from the same fresh-frozen extraction as the rest of the Magic Sauce line. Nothing is added and nothing is diluted, which is why these are the strongest and the most flavour-true products we make. The same extract comes pre-loaded in our live resin cartridges if you would rather not dab.
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Both are solvent-extracted cannabis concentrates made from fresh-frozen material and purged of residual solvent, and the difference between them is purely physical. Shatter is purged under conditions that keep the extract amorphous and translucent, so it snaps like glass and stays stable on a shelf. Crumble is whipped during purge, which drives off more moisture and leaves a dry, friable texture that breaks apart under a dab tool. The cannabinoid and terpene content is comparable. Choose on handling, not on strength: shatter needs warming to portion, crumble does not.
Concentrates are unforgiving of the wrong equipment, so match the format to what you actually own.
Hash is pressed trichomes, so it still contains plant material and burns as well as melts. These do not: they are solvent extracts meant to be vaporised, and they leave almost no residue. Our hash range is the choice if you smoke; this is the choice if you dab.
A distillate is stripped to the cannabinoid and has no terpenes of its own, which makes it ideal for infusing and poor for flavour. See the distillates category for that use. Live resin keeps the terpenes, which is the entire reason to dab it.
A cartridge contains the same extract, pre-loaded and portable, at the cost of some flavour clarity. Dabbing is the purer experience and the less convenient one. For a format you can carry without hardware at all, the Magic Sauce oils are the discreet option.
These are the strongest products in the range. A dab the size of a rice grain is a full dose, and the effect arrives in seconds rather than minutes. Expect a dense, full-spectrum effect running two to four hours, with the terpene profile clearly readable on the inhale because nothing has been added to mask it. Strictly for adults with experience of concentrates. Do not drive. Speak to a healthcare professional if you take medication, and never dab alone if you are new to the format.
Low and slow. Heat is what destroys the terpenes you paid a premium for.
180 to 220 degrees. Above 230 the monoterpenes are gone and you are inhaling something harsher and less interesting.
Rice-grain size. Warm shatter slightly with the tool to cut a piece cleanly; crumble breaks apart cold.
A small piece on top of a bowl works, though you lose precision and some of the flavour. If that is how you prefer to consume, Magic Sauce pre-rolls deliver the same extract already measured.
Fresh-frozen input, in-house extraction, and a full purge verified by lab: every batch carries a certificate of analysis covering cannabinoids, terpenes, residual solvents, pesticides and heavy metals. Residual solvent is the number that matters most in this category and it is the one most suppliers do not publish. Shipped in sealed, light-proof containers. For a non-infused concentrate judged on aroma alone, see Piatella hash.
Texture only. Shatter is glassy and stable, crumble is dry and friable because it is whipped during purge. Cannabinoid and terpene content are comparable.
180 to 220 degrees. Hotter is harsher and destroys the terpene profile that makes live resin worth buying.
A piece the size of a rice grain. These are the strongest products we sell and the format is easy to overdo.
Yes, on every batch, and the figure is on the certificate of analysis. It is the most important number in a solvent extract.
A concentrate insert in a dry herb vaporiser works, and a small piece on a bowl of flower works roughly. Neither gives you the flavour a proper low-temperature dab does.
Cold, dark and airtight. Shatter will slowly lose its glassy structure at room temperature, which affects handling but not potency.
