1. Rosin is Potent
The term potency is a big deal in the cannabis industry. It is a gauge of how effective weed is to its user. Most of the time, high-grade flowers only reach 30% of their potential. Meanwhile, since rosin is a concentrate, it can attain 90% potency. However, remember that potency depends on the temperature, pressure, material, freshness, and time, too. Put all these things together to produce potency-rich rosin.
2. Rosin is Pure
Rosin is made without the need for solvents. That’s how it stays different from the other
concentrates available in the market. With the absence of solvents, rosin affords to remain pure. Rosin’s advantage kicks off from the use of high-quality weed and relying only on heat and pressure to produce a quality product. Unlike solvent extraction methods, there is no need for other solutions to make up for the bad quality of weeds used. Since rosin is pure, it is less likely for users to develop toxin-related diseases.
3. Rosin’s Production
Out of all the concentrates, rosin production has the most uncomplicated process. Even novice stoners can make homemade
resin with a hair straightener. Concentrates like
BHO and CO2 oil require laboratory-grade machines for extraction. It makes rosin production inaccessible for people. Although rosin presses can’t produce a bulk of production, it can be a before-sesh activity. Each
session, you can make a fresh batch of rosin. But then again, since rosin production isn’t as labor-intensive, you can make a big batch in a few hours and store it up for future use.