The great thing about the cannabis industry is that it seems like things are consistently improving and there is always something new to try. Also, there are a lot of different ways for people to consume cannabis. Whether you are someone who enjoys inhalation methods like smoking or vaping, or you prefer edibles methods, you can really enjoy marijuana anyway that you please. One of the new cannabis products that has hit the market in the last decade or so are called concentrates.

If you are unfamiliar with what concentrates are, they usually come in the forms like resins, rosins, or shatter, and are much higher in potency than regular cannabis products. Concentrates can range from 20-30% THC to even 50-60%, depending on the type of product you buy. The great thing about concentrates is that they are great for people using medical marijuana. Some patients, specifically those who have debilitating and chronic diseases, find that marijuana concentrates are extremely effective for treating dangerou symptoms of their condition. Patients with chronic pain, cachexia, or severe muscle spasm disorders find that marijuana concentrates can provide fast relief for when they really need it the most. However, there are some problems when it comes to trying to consume concentrates of marijuana. One of the problems is that the process of administering a dose of marijuana concentrate can be a bit of a hassle at times, especially when a patient is in crisis. Using wax and resins can be tricky, because getting the accurate and proper dose can be difficult to say the least. However, if you have been looking for an easier way to consume cannabis concentrates in a more convenient way, your life has just gotten a lot better!

It is important to note that not all states that have legalized medical marijuana have also legalized concentrates. The reason for this is because concentrates tend to contain way more THC than normal medical cannabis, and this can usually be seen as a deterrent to policy makers and such. However, there are certain states that have legalized concentrates for medical marijuana patients. The other reason that it is so restrictive in some states is because lobbyists and certain organizations have raised concerns about concentrates being available for children with chronic health conditions. However, this point doesn’t really make sense because most caregivers would never give a child a dab of marijuana. Rather, they would use tinctures or oils to treat children with medical cannabis. Either way, it is safe to say that if marijuana concentrates are legal in your state under your medical marijuana programs, you should definitely consider it as a treatment option. Some patients really rely on concentrated marijuana to get through the day and is viewed as an effective method of pain relief. You can also feel the effects of the concentrates extremely quickly and efficiently, which makes it really useful for patients dealing with severe medical conditions. 

So what are DabTabs and how do they relate to concentrates? Well, if you are unfamiliar with the process of dabbing, it is usually seen as the most effective way to consume a marijuana concentrate. However, dabbing can be tricky to get the hang of and is not necessarily the ideal method for some patients. The hardest part about taking a dab is ensuring that you have the right amount of concentrate on the nail before you take a hit. Otherwise, you can end up taking too much or not taking enough. A DabTab is almost like a capsule that allows you to have more confidence using concentrates, because you will always be able to administer the right amount of concentrate.