Faded Extracts

About Faded Extracts

Faded Extracts has 14 products for sale at the shops we track, all concentrates. Listed prices run from $20 to $24.

Buy Faded Extracts Online in Canada

You can buy Faded Extracts online from 2 Canadian online dispensaries we track. The lowest-priced Faded Extracts product we list is Faded Extracts – Phoenix Tears – Halley’s Comet at $20.

• Bulkweedinbox: 14 Faded Extracts products, from $20
• Green Society: 7 Faded Extracts products, from $24

Faded Extracts Products by Type

• Concentrates: 14 products, $20 to $24, including Faded Extracts – Phoenix Tears – Cherry Oil, Faded Extracts – Phoenix Tears – Honey Oil and Faded Extracts – Phoenix Tears – Halley’s Comet.

Most Widely Stocked Faded Extracts Products

These are sold by the most shops we track, so they are the easiest to compare on price.

• Faded Extracts – Phoenix Tears – Halley’s Comet: from $20 at 1 shop
• Faded Extracts – Phoenix Tears THC D9: from $20 at 1 shop
• Faded Extracts – Phoenix Tears THC D8: from $20 at 1 shop
• Faded Extracts – Phoenix Tears – CBD Oil: from $20 at 1 shop
• Faded Extracts – Phoenix Tears – Cherry Oil: from $24 at 1 shop
• Faded Extracts – Phoenix Tears – Honey Oil: from $24 at 1 shop

What to Know About Cannabis Concentrates

Concentrates are extracts that hold far more THC than dried flower. The common types are shatter and wax (solvent-based, differing in texture), live resin (made from fresh-frozen plants to keep their aroma), distillate (refined to near-pure THC) and hash (pressed resin).

Health Canada describes extracts such as shatter, budder and wax as often the strongest cannabis products, and the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction notes that regular use of high-strength extracts can raise your tolerance to THC. A little goes a long way.

Sources: Ontario Cannabis Store: What is shatter; Ontario Cannabis Store glossary: Distillate; Vessel: Live resin vs distillate; Delta 9: Types of concentrates available in Canada; CCSA: Things you need to know about cannabis extracts; Global News, citing Health Canada, on shatter, budder and wax. Product counts and prices come from the shops’ own listings and change often.