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 69,256 real menu listings at 295 dispensaries over the last 45 days.
Short version: Colorado is right around the national average, with a typical gram around $37 (the national norm is about $42). 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 $32–$62/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.
| Leiffa | 56 stores | |
| Green Dot Labs | 55 stores | |
| Sunshine Extracts | 53 stores | |
| 710 Labs | 47 stores | |
| 14er | 30 stores | |
| The Flower Collective | 30 stores | |
| Edun | 22 stores | |
| Olio | 19 stores | |
| Soiku Bano | 17 stores | |
| Lazercat Cannabis | 17 stores |
Jars, vapes, or gummies?
Colorado is a jar town — most rosin here is still classic dab-able concentrate. About 65% 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 6 brands showed up and 6 disappeared in just the last 45 days.
Price trend, last 45 days
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