Evergreen · Santa Ana
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LIC C10-0000363-LIC
1320 E EDINGER AVE, SANTA ANA CA
Evergreen · Santa Ana
You must be 21 or over to enter this site. Medical patients 18 and over with a valid physician's recommendation may also enter.
LIC C10-0000363-LIC
1320 E EDINGER AVE, SANTA ANA CA
Four lines, each doing something different. Prices sit on the live menu rather than here, because they move with every drop and a stale number helps nobody.
710 Labs runs the deepest solventless selection on our shelf, and it is the only brand here that covers flower, all-in-one vapes and cold cure badder from the same house.
Twenty-seven SKUs. Flower includes Cold Creek Kush in 3.5g and 14g, Randy Watzon #13, The Rucker #1, Lemon Tart Pucker #1 and The Sweeties #7. The rosin side runs to 1g live rosin all-in-ones and a long list of badders and persy rosin.
Two conventions are worth decoding. The numbers after strain names, Spanish Honey #14, Lozee #10, Zamarelo #3, are individual phenotypes rather than marketing. A house that tracks and sells specific phenos is telling you it selects rather than bulk-buys. Persy refers to their higher-grade rosin tier, and Close Friends marks the collaborative releases.
This is the most expensive shelf in the shop and the reasons are real rather than positional.
Live rosin starts with fresh-frozen flower, so the grower forfeits the option of selling that material as flower at all. Yields are low. No solvent is used, which means poor input has nowhere to hide, unlike solvent extraction which can rescue mediocre material.
Cold cure is the finishing choice. Holding rosin at low temperature over days instead of whipping it warm preserves more of the volatile aroma, at the cost of time.
Then there is the phenotype work. Hunting through seed populations to find one plant worth replicating takes seasons, and it is the least visible cost on the label.
The honest limitation is straightforward: this is not value cannabis and does not pretend to be. If your priority is milligrams per dollar, the distillate carts at the other end of our wall win outright, and you should buy those without feeling talked out of anything.
Three categories under one label.
Flower comes in 3.5g and 14g, on Cold Creek Kush, Randy Watzon #13, The Rucker #1, Lemon Tart Pucker #1 and The Sweeties #7.
Live rosin all-in-ones are 1g devices covering Terp Quest #25, Lemon Heads #4, Mad Honey #42, Bootylicious #1, Feelin’ Myself #2, Strawberry Guava #9, Chocolate Oranges #25 and Garlic Cocktail #7, plus blended releases.
Cold cure badders and persy rosin run 1g and 2.5g, including 36 Cakez #11, Ghost Hulk #25, GG4 Persy, Zamarelo, Spanish Honey and the Close Friends thumbprint releases.
The badders need a rig. The all-in-ones do not. That distinction decides most purchases here.
Flower: Cold Creek Kush, Randy Watzon #13, The Rucker #1, Lemon Tart Pucker #1, The Sweeties #7. Rosin: Terp Quest #25, Lemon Heads #4, Mad Honey #42, Spanish Honey, Lozee, Zamarelo, 36 Cakez #11, Ghost Hulk, GG4 Persy, Date Night #6, Gak Smoovie #5, Rambutan #11, Melon Soda #24.
Start with hardware, then decide how far up the tier you want to go.
No rig means the 1g live rosin all-in-one, and that is not a compromise. It is the same rosin in a format you can use immediately. A rig means the badder gives you better value per gram and control over temperature, which is most of what separates a good dab from a harsh one.
If you are buying flower here rather than rosin, ask for the packaged-on date. Even excellent flower fades, and this is not the price bracket in which to accept a stale jar.
On the persy and Close Friends releases, understand you are paying for scarcity as well as grade. That can be worth it. It is not automatically worth it, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling.
Low temperature on the rosin. Always. It is the difference between tasting what you paid for and burning it.
Three products, two storage rules.
Badder and persy rosin go in the fridge, sealed, and come to room temperature before you open the container. Opening a cold jar in a warm room puts condensation onto the rosin. Keep it dark and use it sooner rather than later, because rosin does not improve with age and is noticeably worse at six months.
The all-in-one devices are the opposite: room temperature, upright, out of the sun. Cold rosin in a vape clogs, and clearing a clog takes heat, which is the one thing rosin does not survive.
Flower goes in sealed glass, dark, room temperature, with a humidity pack around 62% RH. No fridge, no freezer.
We are a licensed Proposition 64 retailer on Edinger Avenue in Santa Ana. Every 710 Labs product here arrived through licensed California distribution with a lab panel and a traceable batch number.
At this price point the panel is worth actually reading. On anything sold as solventless, check the residual solvent result: it should show none, because none were used. That single line is what separates a solventless claim from a solventless process, and it works as a check at any shop on any brand.
Ask us to show you. If a shop treats that as an inconvenience at this price, shop elsewhere.
Our prices are out-the-door, so the menu number is the register number. We open at 6AM, we deliver across Orange County, and the live menu reads from our register rather than a third-party feed.
The live menu shows what is physically in the store right now, with out-the-door pricing on every item.
