The premier holiday for cannabis concentrate enthusiasts has arrived, and we’re celebrating it with purpose. While 420 honors the cannabis plant in all its forms, July 10th (known as OIL Day) shines a spotlight on the refined, potent world of extracts. From wax and shatter to rosin, diamonds, and terpene-rich sauces, this day is a tribute to the artistry and innovation behind cannabis concentrates.
In this blog, we’ll explore the significance of 7/10 and examine why this concentrate-focused holiday continues to gain momentum across the cannabis community.
What Is ‘7/10’?
Still unfamiliar with 7/10? You’re not alone. As one of the cannabis industry’s more recent observances, this holiday is quickly gaining recognition, and for good reason.
When flipped upside down, the number “710” spells “OIL,” a clever reference to cannabis concentrates. These potent products are crafted by extracting key plant compounds such as THC, CBD, and aromatic terpenes, offering a refined experience that emphasizes both strength and flavor.
From wax and rosin to shatter, live resin, and diamonds with terpene-rich sauce, 7/10 celebrates the innovation, precision, and craftsmanship behind concentrates. Much like 4/20 honors the broader cannabis flower, 7/10 gives the extract community its moment to shine.
For those who appreciate advanced formulations and elevated effects, 7/10 presents the perfect opportunity to explore new products and celebrate the progress of concentrate culture.
Concentrates 101
Types of Concentrates
There are lots of different types of cannabis concentrates, and they each bring something unique to the table. Some of the most common include:
- Diamonds and Sauce – A mix of THCA crystals and terpene-rich sauce, known for potency and flavor.
- Wax – Soft, malleable, and great for dabbing.
- Badder – Soft, creamy, and easy to work with. Great for dabbing.
- Live Resin – Extracted from fresh-frozen flower, full of flavor and terpenes.
- Rosin – Solventless and clean, made with just heat and pressure.
How to Consume Concentrates
There are a few ways to enjoy concentrates It just depends on your setup and style.
- Dabbing – The classic method. Requires a dab rig or an electronic dab device.
- Vaping – Discreet and easy. Look for cartridges or refillable vape pens made for concentrates.
- Mixing with Flower – Sprinkle a little on top of your flower to boost potency.
Tips for Beginners
New to concentrates? Here are a few things to keep in mind:
- Start small. Really small. Concentrates are much stronger than flower—just a tiny bit goes a long way.
- Check the potency before using. Some products are over 70% THC.
- Choose the right setting. Make sure you’re in a relaxed space with plenty of time to enjoy the effects.
- Ask questions! We’re always here to help you find a product and method that feel approachable and enjoyable.
Why Concentrates Are Worth Exploring
If you’ve ever been curious about cannabis concentrates but unsure whether they suited your preferences, now may be the ideal time to explore them further. These potent extracts offer a refined, flavorful, and highly efficient way to experience cannabis—one that continues to grow in popularity for good reason.
So, why do concentrates merit a dedicated holiday like 7/10? For one, they deliver significantly higher levels of THC than traditional flower, allowing users to feel the effects more quickly and with smaller quantities. Additionally, many concentrates preserve the plant’s natural terpene profile, resulting in a richer, more nuanced flavor experience.
Perhaps most compelling is their efficiency. A small amount can produce pronounced and long-lasting effects, making them appealing to those seeking enhanced relief, elevated taste, or a more targeted cannabis experience.
Whether you’re exploring for the first time or returning with fresh curiosity, 7/10 provides the perfect occasion to reconsider what concentrates can offer.
Choosing the Right Concentrates for You
Selecting the right cannabis concentrate is a personal decision that depends on your desired effects, consumption preferences, and experience level. Begin by considering how you want to feel—whether you’re seeking relaxation, mental clarity, or restful sleep. Your intended outcome will help guide you toward the appropriate extract type and cannabinoid profile.
Next, think about the method of consumption that best suits your lifestyle. If convenience is a priority, a vape cartridge offers ease and discretion. If you’re looking to enhance traditional flower, adding rosin or crumble as a topper can provide a more potent experience without requiring specialized equipment.
Because concentrates are highly potent, it’s important to start with a low dose and gradually increase as needed. This approach allows you to gauge your tolerance and tailor the experience to your comfort level.
If you’re unsure where to begin, our team at Restore is here to help. We’ll work with you to find the ideal product based on your goals, preferences, and budget. This will ensure that your introduction to concentrates is both informed and enjoyable.
Come Celebrate 7/10 at Restore Medical Cannabis Dispensaries
Experience the world of cannabis concentrates this 7/10 and take your routine to new heights. At Restore Dispensaries in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, we offer a thoughtfully curated selection of premium extracts, paired with expert guidance to help you explore this potent category with confidence.
Explore our extensive menu of high-quality concentrates, engage with our knowledgeable team, and discover a welcoming environment designed to support your cannabis journey. Whether you’re an experienced concentrate consumer or interested in trying extracts for the first time, we’re here to ensure you find the right fit.
Celebrate 7/10 with Restore. Visit us in-store, discover new favorites, and enjoy a holiday dedicated to the bold, flavorful world of concentrates. Be sure to sign up for our mailing list for all the latest. Check out our 710 Specials!
The contents of this blog are intended for informational purposes only. Always seek the advice of a physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
