It looked exactly the same and the store director agreed that the live resin extracted looked strange, however he agreed to refund my money back for the purchase or replace the live resin extract with something different
I obtained a few grams of marijuana concentrate from the dispensary. It was inside of a package that was black on the exterior and I did not get a chance to see what the concentrate looked like inside of the black container. The marijuana concentrate was supposed to be a live rosin extract, and usually these extracts are lightly colored and have a batter consistency, when I bought the marijuana concentrate from the dispensary, the color of the concentrate was clear. There was genuinely no way that this live rosin extract was clear. When concentrates are clear, it is due to the fact that chemicals are employed during the extraction process. The supplier doesn’t pay the extra fees to have the terpenes or flavonoids put back into the product and therefore the color is often devoid of all plant matter. I decided to take the marijuana concentrate back to the dispensary. I asked the budtender if I could check out one of the other live resin products that were packaged. The budtender opened up a new package, because he was just as interested as I was. It looked exactly the same and the store director agreed that the live resin extracted looked strange, however he agreed to refund my money back for the purchase or replace the live resin extract with something different. She also told me to contact the manufacturer to file a complaint. She was going to look into the matter herself, but he felt it was a fantastic idea for me to voice my complaints as well. The live resin products might fool a lot of new smokers, but not me.