What Are Rosin Chips?

**Rosin chips**, also referred to as rosin pucks, are the flat, disc-shaped remnants that remain after extracting rosin from cannabis flower, sift, or hash.

These chips consist of leftover plant material derived from cannabis flower, kief, or hash following the rosin extraction process. 

While they still contain cannabinoids, terpenes, and other compounds.

These substances are present in significantly smaller quantities compared to their original state. 

Essentially, they represent the compressed remains of what was once high-quality material.

After most of the resin has been extracted from the initial source material, these residual fragments are often removed from parchment paper and subsequently overlooked. 

However, many resourceful extractors have begun to recognize the potential value in these seemingly useless chips and are finding innovative ways to repurpose them.

If you aim to maximize your use of cannabis starting materials, consider salvaging these discs from rosin pouches (assuming you utilize rosin filter bags) and giving them a new purpose.

How to Use Rosin Chips？

Rosin chips—those frequently disregarded byproducts—still possess considerable utility:

You can repurpose rosin chips in several ways:

1. **Re-pressing:** Extract additional rosin by pressing the chips again.

2. **Infusions:** Utilize them for making edibles such as cannabutter or creating tinctures with rosin chips.

3. **Solvent Extraction:** Employ solvents like ethanol or butane to extract remaining compounds.

4. **BHO System Extraction:** Extract using a BHO system.

5. **Create Rosin Chip Tinctures:** Formulate tinctures specifically using rosins chip extracts.

While it is possible to crush and smoke the rosin chips directly; this method is generally not recommended due to its tendency to yield a weak effect accompanied by an unpleasant taste experience.