The concentrates
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All five are sold by the gram
Distillate, shatter, wax, rosin and live resin. The container is sized to a gram or a few, which is a few millilitres of interior.
And our smallest is 30 mL
Three containers at it. Everything else is larger, so the smallest jar here is several times the volume a gram needs.
Which is not a near miss
It is a factor of several, and headspace is the loss path for exactly this product. The oversize jar makes the product worse rather than just costing more.
They also differ from each other
A shatter is brittle and wants a flat interior it can be lifted off. A wax or badder is soft and wants a wall it does not climb. A distillate is a viscous liquid and wants a pour or a dip.
Our index cannot express any of that
The archetype allows glass and PP at a wide mouth, which is true of all five and useful for none. Interior finish is not a field we hold.
Live resin adds a temperature requirement
It is kept cold, and a container that goes in and out of a cold room cycles condensation on its interior. Glass and a bonded seal handle that better than PP and a plain lid.
Rosin is the solventless one
Which changes nothing about the container and everything about the customer. It is bought on terpene character, so the loss path is the thing to protect.
So the liner question is the whole question
73 heat induction seal closures and 41 F217 out of 260. Those are the two that hold a volatile fraction, and both have to be specified by name.
But a good liner on a 30 mL jar is still wrong
Because the headspace is the problem. Specifying a liner does not rescue a container five times too large.
The honest answer is to buy these elsewhere
A small-volume concentrate container, in glass, with the liner named. We do not stock one and the group name says otherwise, which is why this page exists.