The Grove sells cannabis concentrates at its licensed dispensaries in Las Vegas and Pahrump. Concentrates are cannabis products processed to concentrate the plant resin and the cannabinoids and terpenes it holds into forms like live resin, rosin, wax, and shatter. Every concentrate on our shelves is lab-tested and labeled under a Nevada license.
This page explains what a cannabis concentrate is, the main types we carry, how concentrates are consumed, and how to shop them at both stores. For live stock, strains, potency, and prices, the real-time menus are always the source of truth.
Key facts
- Where to shop: The Grove carries cannabis concentrates at both Nevada stores, in Las Vegas and in Pahrump.
- Product forms: Concentrates split into solvent-based types (distillate, shatter, wax, budder or badder, live resin, sauce, diamonds) and solventless types (rosin, hash, kief).
- Sourcing: Licensed Nevada cannabis brands make and package these concentrates. The Grove curates and stocks a rotating selection.
- Testing: Every concentrate is lab-tested and labeled under a Nevada license. See our lab-tested cannabis page for how that works.
- Who can buy: You must be 21 or older with a valid government-issued ID. See who can shop.
- Purchase limits: Nevada sets a separate purchase limit for concentrates that differs from the flower limit. Check Nevada purchase limits for the current figures.
- Live stock and pricing: Current strains, potency, and prices live on the Las Vegas menu and the Pahrump menu.
What a cannabis concentrate is
A cannabis concentrate is cannabis that has been processed to concentrate the plant’s resin into a smaller, more concentrated product. Producers start with cannabis flower or trim, then use either a solvent or a solventless method to separate the resin from the plant material. The result handles very differently from flower, from a glassy shatter that snaps to a wet, sauce-like extract.
Licensed Nevada cannabis brands and cultivators produce and package them, and The Grove curates a rotating selection, each one lab tested and labeled under Nevada license. You can read how that testing works on our lab-tested cannabis page, and the Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board regulates the state’s adult-use market that all of these products are sold under.
Solvent-based concentrates
Solvent-based concentrates are made by using a solvent, such as butane or carbon dioxide, to strip the resin from the plant, after which the solvent is purged from the finished extract. This category covers most of the products you will see behind the counter. The names usually describe the texture or the process rather than any measure of strength.
- Distillate: a refined oil processed down toward a single cannabinoid, known for its clean, neutral character.
- Shatter: a hard, glass-like sheet that snaps when it breaks.
- Wax, and budder or badder: softer, opaque extracts whipped to a creamy or cake-batter texture.
- Live resin: an extract made from fresh-frozen cannabis to preserve more of the plant’s original terpenes and aroma.
- Sauce and diamonds: a two-part extract of crystalline structures, the diamonds, sitting in a terpene-rich liquid, the sauce.
Solventless concentrates
Solventless concentrates are made without any chemical solvent, using only heat, pressure, water, or fine screens to separate the resin. Some shoppers seek them out for that reason. The three you will see most often are rosin, hash, and kief.
- Rosin: pressed from flower or hash with heat and pressure, and no solvent involved.
- Hash: resin collected and pressed together, one of the oldest concentrate forms.
- Kief: the loose, powdery resin glands sifted from cannabis flower.
How concentrates are consumed
Concentrates are consumed in a few common ways, and the right one depends on the product and the gear you own. Most dabbable concentrates are vaporized in a dab rig or a portable e-rig, while some shoppers add a little concentrate on top of flower in a bowl or joint. This page keeps that note short on purpose.
For a full walkthrough of each method and how to start, read our beginner guide to the different ways to consume cannabis concentrates.
How concentrates fit next to vapes and other formats
Concentrates sit next to a couple of related categories, and the boundary is worth knowing. Vape cartridges and disposables also run on concentrated cannabis oil, but those live on our vapes and cartridges page rather than here. If you are weighing live resin against live rosin, our guide on the difference between live resin and live rosin covers that comparison in full. For the wider view of everything a dispensary carries, see our overview of the products you can find at a cannabis dispensary.
Shopping concentrates at The Grove in Las Vegas and Pahrump
You can shop cannabis concentrates at both Grove locations, in Las Vegas and in Pahrump. Live stock, strains, potency, and prices change often, so the real-time menus are the place to see what is on the shelf right now. Browse the Las Vegas menu or the Pahrump menu, filter by product type, and reserve online for pickup or shop in store. For store details and hours, visit our Las Vegas dispensary or our Pahrump dispensary pages.
The Grove carries a curated selection of licensed Nevada concentrate brands. A few rules apply to every concentrate purchase in Nevada. You must be 21 or older with a valid government-issued ID, the same as any adult-use purchase, which our page on who can shop covers. Because concentrates are measured as concentrated cannabis rather than flower, Nevada sets a separate purchase limit for them that is not the same as the flower limit, so check the current figures on our Nevada purchase limits page before a large order. Every product is lab tested and labeled under Nevada license.
Frequently asked questions
What is a cannabis concentrate?
A cannabis concentrate is cannabis that has been processed to concentrate its resin into a smaller, more concentrated product. Common forms include live resin, rosin, wax, shatter, distillate, and hash.
What types of concentrates does The Grove carry?
The Grove stocks both solvent-based concentrates, such as distillate, shatter, wax, budder or badder, live resin, sauce, and diamonds, and solventless concentrates, such as rosin, hash, and kief. The selection rotates, so the Las Vegas menu and Pahrump menu show what is in stock.
What is the difference between live resin and live rosin?
Live resin is a solvent-based extract, while live rosin is pressed without any solvent. We cover the full comparison in our guide on the difference between live resin and live rosin.
How do you use a concentrate?
Most dabbable concentrates are vaporized in a dab rig or a portable e-rig, and some shoppers add a little concentrate to flower. Our beginner guide to the different ways to consume cannabis concentrates walks through each method.
How much concentrate can I buy in Nevada?
You must be 21 or older with a valid government-issued ID, and Nevada sets a separate purchase limit for concentrates that differs from the flower limit. See the current figures on our Nevada purchase limits page.
Are The Grove concentrates lab tested?
Yes. Every concentrate is lab tested and labeled under Nevada license, sourced from licensed Nevada brands. Our lab-tested cannabis page explains the testing.
Keep reading
- Cannabis dispensary in Las Vegas: hours, address, and everything at our flagship store.
- The different ways to consume cannabis concentrates: a beginner walkthrough of dabbing and more.
- Live resin vs live rosin: how the two extracts differ and how to choose.
- 8 products you can find at a cannabis dispensary: the full category overview.
- Vapes and cartridges in Las Vegas and Pahrump: the adjacent category for carts and disposables.
Shop concentrates today
Ready to shop? See what is in stock right now on the Las Vegas menu or the Pahrump menu, then reserve for pickup or visit either store.
