Concentrates at In Good Health
When you concentrate cannabis down to its most potent form, you remove plant material and keep the compounds that matter most: cannabinoids and terpenes. The result is a product that delivers more per milligram, dabs cleaner, and preserves the character of the flower it came from. For patients who need relief without smoking large amounts of plant material, and for experienced consumers who want intensity and flavor, concentrates are one of the most versatile categories in the entire cannabis market. That is why we put so much work into getting them right.
In Good Health is a locally owned, female-founded cannabis company serving the Commonwealth of Massachusetts since 2015. We grow, manufacture, package, and retail our own marijuana products, which means the concentrates on our shelves start with cannabis we cultivated ourselves. This full control over the supply chain is the single biggest reason our concentrates stay consistent batch after batch.
What Concentrates Actually Are
A concentrate is any cannabis product that has been processed to isolate and preserve the desirable compounds from the plant. Where flower might test in the high teens or low twenties for THC, a well-made concentrate can reach much higher potency because the inert plant matter has been stripped away. What remains is a thick, sticky, or crystalline substance packed with cannabinoids like THC and CBD, along with the aromatic terpenes that give each strain its distinct smell and taste.
Concentrates come in many textures and consistencies, and those differences are not just cosmetic. The texture tells you something about how the product was made and how it will behave when you use it. Shatter is glassy and brittle. Badder and budder are soft and whipped. Sugar and sauce have a wet, granular look. Live resin and rosin preserve a fresher terpene profile. Understanding these forms helps you pick the concentrate that fits how you want to consume it.
How We Make Our Concentrates
Our 56,000-square-foot production facility in Brockton, Massachusetts gives us the room and the equipment to produce concentrates at scale while keeping quality tight. The process begins with carefully selected cannabis, and from there the method depends on the product we are making. Each approach has its own benefits in terms of flavor, yield, and consistency.
- Solvent-based extraction: We use food-grade solvents like butane or propane to dissolve cannabinoids and terpenes out of the plant, then purge the solvent away under controlled heat and vacuum. This method produces shatter, badder, sauce, and similar products with reliable consistency.
- Live resin: We start with fresh-frozen plant material instead of dried and cured flower. Freezing the plant right after harvest locks in volatile terpenes that would otherwise fade, giving the finished concentrate a bright, true-to-strain aroma and flavor.
- Solventless rosin: We apply heat and pressure to flower or hash to squeeze out the resinous compounds with no chemical solvents at all. Many consumers prefer rosin for exactly that reason.
After extraction, every product moves through purging, finishing, and packaging stages. We monitor temperature and pressure closely at each step because small changes affect the final texture and terpene retention. Once a batch is complete, it goes to a licensed laboratory for testing. All In Good Health products are lab tested to confirm potency and to screen for residual solvents, pesticides, heavy metals, and microbial contaminants. We do not put anything on the shelf that has not cleared those checks.
Ways People Use Concentrates
The most common method is dabbing, where a small amount of concentrate is vaporized on a heated surface and inhaled through a dab rig or an electronic device. Dabbing delivers fast onset and strong effects, which is why it appeals to experienced consumers and to patients who need quick, reliable relief. The flavor from a good live resin or rosin dab is one of the cleanest experiences in all of cannabis.
Concentrates are also used to enhance other products. Many people add a bit of concentrate to a bowl of flower or to a joint to boost potency and flavor. Concentrates are the base ingredient for most vape cartridges and are used in the production of edibles and topicals as well. That versatility is part of what makes this category so popular at both of our retail dispensaries.
Finding Our Concentrates
Our retail dispensaries are located in Brockton and Sandwich, and we serve both medical patients and adult-use customers. You can also find our signature brands at retail partners across the state. We serve customers throughout the region, including those traveling from Brockton, Sandwich & Taunton, MA.
- Open nearly every day: We are open 364 days per year so you can shop on your schedule.
- One of the largest menus in Massachusetts: We carry a wide range of concentrate textures and strains at varied price points.
- Full in-house production: From cultivation to extraction to the shelf, we control the process end to end.
As one of the first dispensaries in Massachusetts, we have had years to refine how we make and sell concentrates. That experience shows in the consistency of our products and the breadth of our selection. At our core, In Good Health is about community. Since 2015 we have given back over $3.5 million to local charities and municipalities, and we work closely with The ARC of Greater Boston to provide employment opportunities to individuals with disabilities. When you shop our concentrates, you support a company rooted in the Commonwealth it serves. Visit us in Brockton or Sandwich to explore the menu and find the concentrate that fits what you are looking for.
