Storing Rosin for the Long Term

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Dear Stoner: I just took advantage of my dispensary loyalty points and bought eight grams of great rosin for $100. I was so excited about the deal that I never thought about storage. Is keeping it in my fridge enough, or should I do more?
Captain Ron

Dear Captain Ron: Treat rosin like prime steaks. Fresh is always better, but long-term storage works when a deal is too good to pass up. Sounds like you found one.

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Jacqueline Collins

When storing rosin, you really want to avoid light, heat and moisture without freezing, so keeping it in the fridge is a smart start. If your purchase didn't come in glass to begin with, then transport the rosin intended for long-term storage into an airtight glass jar, as chemical reactions with plastic will degrade hash. Put the jar through a vacuum sealer if you have one (not essential, but preferred), and the rosin will stay relatively fresh until you've dabbed it all.

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