What are the names of the streets? 710 (the word “OIL” inverted and spelled backwards), wax, earwax, honey oil, yolk, hashish oil with butane, butane oil and honey (BHO), shatter, punctures (rubbing), black glass and errl. Wax is a generic term used to describe cannabis concentrates that have a soft, waxy appearance. Most waxes are the result of extraction processes involving butane or other hydrocarbon solvents. Because waxes can form a variety of nuanced textures due to variations in moisture and lipid content, waxes may be marketed under different names, such as “butter”, “vineyard”, “honeycomb”, “crumbled”, “icing for cakes” or “sugar”.
Although this may seem like an overwhelming number of nicknames, they are simply different descriptive terms for the same basic idea. In other words, these are primarily cosmetic variations of cannabis wax. The terms used to describe these products vary. Concentrates are a broad term that refers to all products that have been extracted from the plant.
Although extracts and concentrates are often used interchangeably, some people define extracts as products made with solvents, but not those that are extracted from the plant with solvent-free methods. The term Dabs can refer to products made exclusively with butane-based hashish oil; however, the term is sometimes used colloquially to refer to concentrates extracted in other ways. There are also post-production methods that result in new variations in products and terms. The wax 3.Wax is a marijuana concentrate that has become increasingly popular on college campuses for most of the last decade.
It has also been found in the possession of high school students and is known as marijuana wax, toques, or hashish butane (BHO) oil, which explains its slang term 710 (the number 710 means backwards and backwards oil).Due to the extraction process, cannabis wax contains high levels of THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), the psychoactive compound responsible for the “high” associated with cannabis. While cannabis may be legal for medical or recreational use in some regions, specific regulations governing concentrates, such as cannabis wax, may vary. Cannabis wax is made by extracting active compounds, including cannabinoids and terpenes, from the cannabis plant. In the manufacture of live resin, fresh and live cannabis, freshly harvested or deep-frozen, is used.
With the growing acceptance and legalization of cannabis in many regions, interest in cannabis concentrates has increased.
