HASH IT OUT.

Fullmelt is best dabbed at low temperatures. Low temp dabs are taken at or below 450 degrees F. 

While you can dab directly out of the jar, it is not recommended as the extreme heat from the dabber can cause the jar to crack or break due to the temperature difference. 

While the size of an individual's dabs will vary person to person, it is very common for users to consume 0.05-0.1g of hash per dab. 

Yes! While most will dab fullmelt, you can certainly mix hash into a joint or put it on top of a bowl.  

There are two main ways to clean your nail after dabbing fullmelt. The first and most common is using q-tips or cotton swabs to clean the nail. The second is to use an isopropyl alcohol dunk/bath. This method is less common and not recommended as it creates a fire hazard. Dipping your q-tip into isopropyl alcohol after initial cleaning can help keep the nail looking new for a long time. 

It is best to store fullmelt hash in the freezer or fridge. If you are going to use the hash within an hour or so, the fridge is best. For long term storage, store in a freezer, preferably in a Ziploc or vacuum sealed bag. 

It is highly recommended to leave your jar of hash out of cold storage, unopened for at least 15-20min until the jar reaches room temperature/stops condensing moisture on the outside of the jar. Keeping the jar closed and allowing it to come up to temperature will ensure no moisture condenses onto the hash which leads to a sizzle and throat irritation when dabbed.  

Fullmelt hash cannot stay out in warm temperatures very long before it starts to melt and “grease up.” It is not recommended to leave your fullmelt hash out for more than 30min. This recommendation of time can increase or decrease with ambient temperatures. Colder temperatures allow the hash to be out longer while warmer temperatures shorten the time hash can be left out. 

When stored correctly, fullmelt hash can be stored in a freezer for up to a year and retain its quality. After a year, both cannabinoids and terpenes may degrade and lead to an inferior quality of the product.  

While fullmelt can be found in more than one micron, it is most found in the 90-micron collection bag.  

Fullmelt is priced higher due to its limited availability. Fullmelt is the best of the best, ripest trichomes that are full of cannabinoids and terpenes. Strains that make fullmelt hash are few and far between. Yields of fullmelt hash can also be a very low percentage of the overall yield sometimes accounting for less than 0.5%.  

Fullmelt and rosin are both solventless concentrates. Fullmelt is the highest quality of hash that melts completely when dabbed. Hash is the collected trichomes from the cannabis plant. Trichomes are the part of cannabis that gives it all its effects and flavors. Everything you like about cannabis is contained within the trichome. Trichomes are like tiny water balloons that are filled with cannabinoids and terpenes encapsulated in a thin waxy cuticle much like a grape skin. The thickness of that cuticle determines how “melty” the hash is. Rosin is hash that is filtered through specific micron screens with heat and pressure to filter out the waxy cuticles and other particulates within the hash. Rosin is like pressing grapes into grape juice, removing the waxy cuticles and leaving only a terpene and cannabinoid rich concentrate. 

While fullmelt is always water hash, water hash is not always fullmelt. Fullmelt is the highest quality of water hash that melts to water and leaves little to no particulates when dabbed.