The History of 710 & How to Celebrate in Towson, MD

710 lettering golden cannabis wax resin on dark background.

710 Day is the one occasion on the cannabis calendar that belongs specifically to extract fans. It lands on July 10th every year, and while 4/20 gets the broader cultural moment, Dab Day is the one that concentrate shoppers actually plan around.

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Shot of the process for making live rosin from dry hash and cannabis trichomes. Shot inside of a cannabis processing laboratory in Oregon, USA.

What Does 710 Mean? 

The origin of 710 Day is a visual trick. Flip 710 upside down, and it reads OIL, the shorthand that cannabis oil and extract communities had been using informally for years. Around 2010, that connection started circulating through online concentrate forums, and July 10th began taking shape as an informal celebration of the full extract category.

By 2013, the term had moved from niche internet communities into mainstream cannabis culture. Dispensaries started marking the date with deals and brand events. High Times recognized concentrates as their own category in the Cannabis Cup in 2014, which brought further visibility to the format and to the holiday associated with it.

What 7/10 Day represents is a celebration of the entire extract category, not just one product. Wax, oil, live resin, live rosin, cartridges, and beyond. Every format in the concentrate case has its own place in that conversation, and July 10th is the one day a year when all of it is front and center.

Macro detail of cannabis concentrate live resin (extracted from medical marijuana) with a dabbing tool

Concentrates for Sale in Towson

We’re gearing up for an awesome 710 Day celebration. Our full lineup of deals and specials will be announced soon.

Check back shortly to see the exclusive 710 dispensary deals in Towson, product drops, and in-store promotions we’ll be offering.

In the meantime, browse our menu or visit us in-store to explore our current selection.

golden cannabis resin wax  in a box, strong thc extract.

Best Concentrates at FLWR Right Now

Dab Day deals are still being finalized, but the menu speaks for itself. Here’s what the concentrate section looks like right now.

  1. Organic Remedies Rainbow Walker Cured Sugar: This potent indica-hybrid concentrate combines high THC levels with a flavorful terpene profile for a deeply relaxing experience.
  2. SunMed Strawberry Candy #4 Cured Resin Shatter: Featuring sweet berry-forward notes, this shatter offers a smooth and flavorful way to enjoy a concentrated cannabis experience.
  3. District Cannabis Banana Acai Mints Live Batter: A cross of Banana Punch and Acai Mints, this live batter delivers layers of citrus, berries, gas, and floral notes with a calming finish.
  4. RYTHM White Walker Live Resin: White Walker pairs spicy citrus flavors with earthy pine undertones for a balanced hybrid experience that can be enjoyed day or night.
  5. Fade Co. Pablo’s Revenge RSO: This full-spectrum RSO preserves a broad range of cannabinoids and terpenes for consumers seeking a robust, whole-plant extract.

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A Beginner’s Cheat Sheet for Buying Concentrates

If you’re shopping the concentrate case at FLWR for the first time, or just want to feel more oriented before you walk in, here’s what’s actually worth knowing before you buy.

How to read a concentrate label:

THC percentage tells you the potency, but it’s only part of the picture. Two products at the same THC percentage can feel very different depending on terpene content and the extraction method used. A 75% live resin and a 75% distillate cart are not the same product.

Terpene content is listed on most premium concentrate labels and is one of the clearest indicators of quality. Higher terpene percentage generally means more flavor complexity and a more complete effect profile.

Extraction method tells you how the product was made. Look for “live” in the name, live resin or live rosin, which signals that fresh-frozen plant material was used rather than dried and cured flower. Solventless (rosin) versus solvent-based (resin) will also tell you about the process purity.

What the texture tells you:

Shatter is rigid and glass-like. It’s typically a solvent-based extract that’s been carefully purged and cooled to a brittle consistency. Breaks cleanly on a dab tool.

Badder has a creamy, frosting-like texture. Often associated with terpene-forward extracts that have been whipped or manipulated during the production process. Easy to work with on a dab tool.

Sugar looks like wet sugar crystals and typically forms naturally in terpene-rich extracts when the cannabinoids begin to crystallize.

Sauce is a combination of large THCA crystals swimming in a high-terpene liquid fraction. Two-phase texture, usually very aromatic, and one of the most flavorful formats on the shelf.

When to ask a budtender versus shop by spec:

If you already know your preferred format and extraction type, the label gives you most of what you need. If you’re new to concentrates, or if you’re trying a format you haven’t used before, please ask us! The team at FLWR is there to explain what’s current, what’s worth the price point, and how to use whatever you’re picking up.

Celebrate 710 Locally at FLWR

FLWR Dispensary is at 101 E Chesapeake Ave #102, your Towson concentrate destination for Dab Day and every day after it. Check out the full menu and any confirmed concentrates for sale in Towson specials ahead of July 10th!

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