The best packaging for thicker concentrates like wax, crumble, and budders are concentrate jars with child-resistant lids.
These glass concentrate containers offer better oxygen resistance than plastic to preserve your product’s integrity and the screw top makes it easy for your customers to open their wax or rosin jars to scoop out the exact amount they want to use.
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We offer circular and square glass concentrate jars in sizes ranging from 5ml to 15ml in clear, frosted, black, and opal glass.
Make your brand stand out with custom label design and application. We’ll work with you from concept and prototypes to custom die cuts, automation consultation, and final label application. Then, easily apply your labels to other jar sizes (and even different custom packaging options), thanks to our pre-press process.
The most popular concentrate packaging for shatter, hashish, and other solid concentrates are glass jars and mylar bags. Both options protect your products from air exposure to maximize shelf life and are a much more premium option than your typical paper envelope. Each also has different pros and cons to consider.
Shatter bags are lower cost, lightweight, and fully customizable, while glass jars are reusable, offer a more luxurious feel for high-end products, and typically do a better job of protecting shatter from breakage during shipping.
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All of our concentrate packaging is customizable with branded labels. Whether you already have your design ready to go or you want our team to help you create something eye-catching, we’re here to help make your concentrate packaging stand out. We offer tamper-evident labels, metallic labels, peel-and-reveal labels, die cut labels, and we can even add QR codes for serialization authentication.
We also offer professional label application services.
In the early stages, it’s important to tell your supplier what material is going into the container. The supplier should be familiar with that material to provide the right solution for your product. For THC concentrate, the material used for packaging can be a little tricky, especially if you’re working with an international supplier as it may not be legalized worldwide. For example, cannabis products aren’t legalized in China, so a Chinese supplier may find it difficult to understand the composite or material for a cannabis product container.
If your supplier lacks familiarity with THC and its associated products, they may struggle to determine the best material for packaging. This could complicate the process or, worse, the unsuitable material might interact with your THC product, leading to potential contamination.