Oleum Extracts is one of the few brands that requires little to no introduction. Anyone who dabs is aware of their products. Oleum Extracts won multiple Dope Cup awards in 2016 and 2017 for products like their Magneto Honey Crystal and Wizard Stones.
Oleum offers the gamut of concentrate types: sugar resin, honey crystal, live resin, THCA crystalline, sauce and diamond concoctions, distillate and vape carts. Oleum’s extracts always have an edge in the looks department, their live resin is almost completely translucent, their D8 AquaTek distillate is completely translucent much like filtered water.
Oleum partners with some of the best farms in the state: Lifted Cannabis Co., Sweetwater Farms, Soul Shine Cannabis, House of Cultivar, and many others. The number of flavors coming out of Oleum’s labs are substantial.
Oleum does a great job of championing the importance of cannabis science. Their packaging had cannabinoid and terpene readouts, and their website is filled with detailed information about their products and process. They also keep evolving as a company, they will move several of their concentrates from silicon to glass packaging to help reduce solvent transfer.
Oleum keeps learning and evolving as a company and is transparent about their process, making them a no-brainer every year when the cannabis award season rolls around.
Oleum Extracts Products
Arcata Trainwreck Honey Crystal from Oleum and Sweetwater Farms
501st Wedding Cake Honey Crystal from Oleum and Lifted Cannabis
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Adults 21 and over can purchase up to one ounce of usable cannabis flower, 16 ounces of cannabis-infused edibles in solid form, 72 ounces of cannabis drinkables, and 7 grams of cannabis concentrates.
If you’re a registered medical cannabis patient, the limits are:
Three ounces of usable cannabis flower, forty-eight ounces of cannabis-infused edibles in solid form, two hundred sixteen ounces of cannabis drinkables, and twenty-one grams of cannabis concentrates, per the Washington State Department of Health.
