Local prices for shatter?

Bye bye

I’m curious OP, still got those A units?
Your numbers sound too good to be true.
-Sincerely, east coast fucker

My boy tried that one on me, asking for 2000 on a lb of shatter, just told him we are universes apart, little turd used to try to chuck his stuff at me at 600/oz.

I can believe there are people out there with a back stock/large scale to allow for pricing like that, but i never saw it, or heard of anyone going that low, so I don’t entertain the idea unless someone is in the mid 3’s, then it is a workable deal.

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12-13 for a unit of live resin in BC Canada :frowning:

The new low.

That exotic cough

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Ran across some of that pine sap shit a couple weeks back. Some people have no heart.

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Just get a cls and a lb of weed a vevor vacuum oven and make your own jeezus my dude. 6k/a lb… Like wtf.

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7500 new low

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You get it…

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Yes while weed is at an all time high price and shortage I should blast pounds of it for food grade bho

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did you see what dispensaries charge for edibles?

You can sell a Cart here for $250 lol

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Insane if that’s true…

$178USD to be more accurate. This is for a 1g cart of something in a fake box.

Is there any way to tell if your shatter has pine resin in it? I know the common advice is to stick to people you trust, but just wondering for the sake of the argument if there are any tell tell signs?

I’ve seen vids on Instagram of people trying to give advice and show them burning it and saying pine resin smells obvious, but IDK if any of that stuff is true.

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I’m very interested as well

not in the us so around 10k/p

but if im looking at BM this is what I personally see, which might or might not be straight boof.



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(nearly clear crc’d ^^)

Explains why you’re here learning to make em…

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Well there’s that and the fact that making them is a lot of fun and very difficult. There are so many variations on the handling of the product that determines what comes out at the end. It’s a sensitive process and I’d love to learn teks that might help take us into the future.

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