Badder

The creamy texture of badder is created by introducing air into the extract through whipping, typically during or after the vacuum purging step. This agitation disrupts the molecular structure that would otherwise create a glassy consistency (shatter) and instead produces a smooth, spreadable product. The quality and terpene content of the starting material strongly influence the final badder's flavor and consistency. Higher terpene content generally results in a softer, more aromatic product. Potency ranges from 60% to 90% THC.

Badder is ideal for dabbing because its consistency makes it easy to load onto a heated nail or into a concentrate vaporizer. A small scoop with a dab tool is all you need. Badder can also be spread inside a joint or on top of a bowl of flower to boost potency. Store badder in an airtight glass or silicone container in a cool place. Over time, exposure to air and light can degrade terpenes and alter consistency, so minimizing container opening time helps preserve quality.