Seattle, WA · Concentrates
Cannabis Concentrates in Seattle, WA – NiMBiN
NiMBiN sells cannabis concentrates in Seattle, WA at 10861 1st Ave S. The menu lists shatter, wax, live resin, and distillate. Adults 21 and older can shop concentrates online or in the store, open daily from 8 AM to 11 PM.
Open daily 8 AM to 11 PM21+ with photo ID10861 1st Ave S, Seattle
Concentrates at NiMBiN
Shatter, Wax, Live Resin, and Distillate at NiMBiN
A concentrate is cannabis with most of the plant material removed, which leaves a product with a higher THC percentage than flower. People use concentrates in dab rigs or vaporizers. Shoppers comparing cannabis concentrates in Seattle should read the THC percentage first.
Washington limits concentrate purchases to 7 grams per transaction. The label shows the THC percentage, the weight, and the lab result.
Shatter and Wax
Shatter is a hard, glass-like concentrate. Wax is softer and more opaque. Both are listed on the NiMBiN menu.
Live Resin
Live resin is made from flower that was frozen right after harvest. Producers use it to keep more of the plant's aroma compounds in the final product.
Distillate
Distillate is a refined oil with a high THC percentage and little flavor. It is common in vape cartridges and in infused products.
Purchase Limit
Washington lets an adult 21 or older buy up to 7 grams of concentrate in one transaction. Check the package weight before you check out.
Questions and Answers
What to Know Before You Buy Concentrates in Seattle
How many grams of concentrate can I buy in Washington?
An adult 21 or older can buy up to 7 grams of concentrate in one transaction. The Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board sets that limit. NiMBiN staff can check the weight of your order before you pay.
What is the difference between shatter, wax, live resin, and distillate?
Shatter is hard and glass-like, and wax is soft and opaque. Live resin comes from flower frozen at harvest, and distillate is a refined, high-THC oil. NiMBiN lists all four, and a budtender can explain any of them.
Are concentrates stronger than flower?
Yes. Concentrates usually carry a much higher THC percentage than flower, so a small amount goes a long way. Read the THC percentage on the label and start with a very small amount. NiMBiN staff can compare labels with you.
What do I need to use a concentrate?
Concentrates need a device such as a dab rig, a vaporizer, or a vape pen, depending on the product. NiMBiN also stocks accessories, and its online menu has an accessories category. Ask a budtender which device fits the concentrate you choose.
How should I store concentrates at home?
Keep concentrates in their original container, sealed, in a cool, dark place, and out of reach of children and pets. Seattle's humidity can change the texture of soft concentrates. Do not leave them in a hot car.
Can I use concentrates in public in Seattle?
No. Washington law bars using cannabis in view of the public (RCW 69.50.445). Use concentrates on private property with the owner's permission, and never drive afterward.
Seattle Notes
Concentrates and Vapes in Seattle: Limits, Storage, and Where to Use Them
Concentrates are the strongest products on the shelf, so Washington’s limits and Seattle’s living conditions matter more here than with any other category.
The 7-Gram Limit
The Liquor and Cannabis Board limits one purchase to 7 grams of concentrate for adults 21 and older. That covers shatter, wax, live resin, and vape cartridges together, so total your basket before you reach the counter.
Heat and Light Break It Down
Concentrates lose quality when they sit in heat or sunlight. On a warm summer day, a parked car in Seattle can get hot enough to soften wax and leak a cartridge. Bring them straight home and store them in a cool, dark drawer.
Vaping Still Counts as Use
A vape makes less smell than a joint, but Washington law treats it the same: no use in view of the public (RCW 69.50.445). Many Seattle leases also ban vaping indoors, so check yours before you buy.
Inside the Store
Inside the Seattle Store Where NiMBiN Sells Concentrates
Shatter, wax, live resin, and distillate differ in texture and strength, so ask a budtender to compare the THC percentage and extraction type on each label. Washington limits a single purchase to 7 grams of concentrate. Staff can help you split that amount across more than one product.
Visit or Order
Shop Cannabis Concentrates in Seattle at NiMBiN, Open Until 11 PM
NiMBiN is at 10861 1st Ave S in Seattle and is open daily from 8 AM to 11 PM. Order online for store pickup or stop by with a valid photo ID.
Call (206) 241-0420
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Visit the Store
10861 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA 98168. Open daily 8 AM to 11 PM.
For adults 21 and older. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID. Keep cannabis away from children and pets, and do not drive after using it.