Market Profile
Buying rosin in Colorado: what it costs and who's on the shelf
A friendly, numbers-backed look at the Colorado rosin scene — pulled from 66,306 real menu listings at 282 dispensaries over the last 45 days.
Short version: Colorado is one of the cheaper places to buy rosin, with a typical gram around $36 (the national norm is about $45). Over the last few weeks prices here have been holding steady. Shopping tip: prices for the same brand vary a lot store to store — we saw In House Melts run $35–$67/g across 8 shops, so it pays to compare menus. You can pull up the live, store-by-store prices any time at mrrosin.com/colorado.
Who's actually on the shelf
These are the brands showing up in the most Colorado dispensaries right now — a decent map of who's easy to find locally.
| 710 Labs | 45 stores | |
| Green Dot Labs | 45 stores | |
| Sunshine Extracts | 44 stores | |
| Leiffa | 39 stores | |
| 14er | 25 stores | |
| The Flower Collective | 25 stores | |
| Soiku Bano | 19 stores | |
| Olio | 19 stores | |
| Edun | 18 stores | |
| Lazercat Cannabis | 14 stores |
Jars, vapes, or gummies?
Colorado is a jar town — most rosin here is still classic dab-able concentrate. About 68% of the dab-able jars here are labeled live rosin (pressed from fresh-frozen flower — usually the loud, flavorful stuff). The shelf isn't static, either: about 2 brands showed up and 1 disappeared in just the last 45 days.
Price trend, last 45 days
How Colorado compares
Same product, different sticker. Here's where Colorado's typical gram sits next to its neighbours on the price ladder, the cheapest and priciest markets we track, and any sister regions in the same state.
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