Best Hash and Concentrates in Canada — 2026
Best hash & concentrates in Canada
Hash, kief, budder, shatter, live resin and diamonds — 113 of them in stock right now. Here’s what each one is, who it’s for, and what it costs.
Start here
New to concentrates? Budder at $19 is the easiest to handle. Best value? Kief at $100 an ounce — under $4 a gram. Best flavour? Live resin at $40.
The whole shelf at a glance
| Type | Best for | Flavour | Strength | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kief | Value, sprinkling | ●●○○○ | ●●○○○ | $100/oz |
| Hash | Tradition, flavour | ●●●●○ | ●●●○○ | $15 |
| Budder | Beginners | ●●●○○ | ●●●●○ | $19 |
| Shatter | The classic | ●●○○○ | ●●●●○ | $28 |
| Diamonds | Maximum potency | ●●●●○ | ●●●●● | $30 |
| Live resin | Best flavour | ●●●●● | ●●●●○ | $40 |
Full breakdown of the differences in our shatter vs budder vs live resin vs diamonds guide.
Hash — 10 in stock
The oldest concentrate there is: trichomes sifted off the plant and pressed. Solventless, traditional, and the most flavourful thing on the shelf for the money.
Our Red Lebanese is aged four to eight months in the Baalbek valley — spicy, woody and heavily sedating thanks to its CBN content.
Kief — the value play
Pure sifted trichomes. No solvents, no processing. An ounce at $100 works out under $4 a gram, which nothing else here comes close to. Sprinkle it, press it into hash, or cook with it.
Budder — 19 in stock, start here
Whipped until soft and opaque, roughly the texture of cold butter. It scoops onto a dab tool without a fight and it doesn’t shatter across the table. If you’ve never dabbed, this is the one to buy.
Shatter — 41 in stock
Hard, glassy, translucent, snaps when you break it. The most familiar form of concentrate and the widest selection we carry. Brittle to handle and lighter on flavour than live resin, but consistent and potent.
Diamonds — 17 in stock, strongest on the shelf
Crystalline THCA formed out of the extract, sitting in a terpene sauce. The crystals carry the strength, the sauce carries the flavour. Not where beginners should start.
Live resin & rosin — 24 in stock, best flavour
Made from flower frozen immediately after harvest rather than dried and cured. Terpenes evaporate during drying, so freezing captures far more of them. It costs more and it tastes better — that is the entire trade.
Questions people actually ask
Which concentrate should a beginner buy?
Budder. It is the easiest to handle, forgiving if your technique is imperfect, and at $19 the cheapest way to find out whether concentrates suit you.
What is the cheapest concentrate in Canada?
Kief, at $100 an ounce — under $4 a gram. It is milder than a solvent extract but nothing else comes close on value.
What is the strongest concentrate?
Diamonds. They are crystalline THCA, the most potent form cannabis takes, usually sold in a terpene sauce that carries the flavour.
Is hash better than shatter?
Different, not better. Hash is solventless and more flavourful; shatter is stronger and more consistent. Hash suits people who like tradition and taste; shatter suits people who want potency.
Do you ship concentrates across Canada?
Yes, to every province and territory. Canada Post tracked shipping takes 2–3 business days, Express is $25, and UPS/Purolator (1–3 business days to major cities) is $40. Free over $120, vacuum-sealed in a plain unmarked mailer.
