In Florida’s growing medical cannabis landscape, rosin has carved out a niche as a premium, solventless extract favored by patients seeking potency, purity, and versatility. With dispensaries across the state now offering various rosin-based products, it’s become a popular option for those treating chronic pain, inflammation, anxiety, and other qualifying conditions under the state’s medical marijuana program.
What is Rosin?
Rosin is a cannabis concentrate made through a solventless extraction process that uses only heat and pressure to release resinous sap from flower or hash. Unlike other concentrates that use butane or ethanol, rosin contains no residual solvents, making it especially appealing to health-conscious consumers and medical patients.
Rosin is often amber or golden in color and has a sticky, sap-like consistency. It’s known for retaining high cannabinoid and terpene content, delivering both powerful effects and rich flavor profiles.
How is Rosin Made?
The rosin production process is simple yet precise:
- Selection of Material: High-quality cannabis flower or bubble hash is chosen for extraction.
- Heat & Pressure: The material is placed between parchment paper inside a heated rosin press.
- Extraction: As pressure is applied, the resinous oils seep out, leaving behind the plant material.
- Collection: The rosin is collected, cured (if necessary), and packaged for use.
Since no chemicals are involved, rosin is considered one of the cleanest concentrates on the market.
How Do Florida Medical Patients Use Rosin?
In Florida, registered medical marijuana patients have several consumption methods available for rosin:
- Vaporization (Dabbing): The most popular method. Using a dab rig or an electronic vaporizer, patients inhale rosin for fast-acting relief—often ideal for chronic pain or severe nausea.
- Vape Cartridges: Many dispensaries now offer solventless rosin in pre-filled vape carts. These are discreet, easy to use, and great for on-the-go relief.
- Edibles: Rosin is increasingly being used to infuse gummies, chocolates, and tinctures. For patients who prefer non-inhalable methods, edibles provide a smoke-free and longer-lasting option.
- Topicals: Although less common, rosin-infused creams and balms may be used for localized relief.
Among Florida patients, edibles are quickly becoming a favorite way to consume rosin, thanks to their convenience, consistent dosing, and smoke-free application.
Popular Rosin Brands in Florida
Florida’s leading dispensaries offer rosin under several trusted brand names:
- 710 Labs – Known for their premium live rosin products, now available in select Trulieve locations.
- GrowHealthy’s MPX – Offers live rosin in jars, carts, and pods.
- Sunburn Cannabis – Specializes in solventless rosin and rosin-derived edibles.
- One Plant – Offers live rosin in limited batches, ideal for flavor seekers.
Final Thoughts
Cannabis rosin stands out in Florida’s medical cannabis market for its purity, potency, and versatility. Whether vaporized for fast relief or infused into edibles for long-lasting effects, rosin is proving to be a go-to choice for patients seeking a natural, full-spectrum experience. As more brands embrace this solventless extract, Florida’s patients can expect even more innovation—and relief—from rosin-based therapies.