New Product Line
75–90% THC. Up to 10% terpenes. New strains every month. Now launching in Oregon.
Dougie built its name on potency. Every Dougie blunt is infused, indoor flower with high-potency concentrate added back in, so the jump to a straight concentrate was a short one. Dougie Dabs is that jump: diamonds & sauce badder, packed in 2g jars, testing between 75% and 90% THC with up to 10% terpenes.
It's a lot of product per jar, at a price built to move. That means more for the person buying it and a better deal at the counter.
Three concentrate terms, one jar. Here's what each part means:
Crystalline THCA. The potency side of the equation.
The terpene-rich liquid portion of the extract. The flavor side, with up to 10% terpenes.
A soft, whipped, scoopable texture that's easy to load.
Put together, diamonds & sauce badder gives you the strength of diamonds and the flavor of sauce in a consistency you can actually work with. No chasing shards around a jar, no sticky mess on the dab tool.
Dougie Dabs isn't a fixed menu. We'll be pumping out a variety of strains every month across indica, hybrid, and sativa, so there's always something new in the jar. Same 2g format, same diamonds & sauce badder, rotating genetics.
A typical concentrate jar is one gram. Dougie Dabs doubles that. For regular dabbers, that means more in every jar and fewer trips back to the shop. For anyone stocking a concentrate case, it's a single SKU that does the work of two.
Dougie Dabs is launching first in Oregon, sold through licensed dispensaries only. If your local shop doesn't have it yet, ask for it by name.
Dougie Dabs is priced to move volume and leave real margin on every unit. New strains drop every month, giving your concentrate case fresh reasons for customers to come back, under a brand they already recognize from the blunt case. Current strains are live on LeafLink now.
Dougie's concentrate line: diamonds & sauce badder in 2g jars, 75–90% THC, up to 10% terpenes, new strains every month.
Not yet. Dougie Dabs is launching first in Oregon.
A variety of new indica, hybrid, and sativa strains drop every month. Ask your local Oregon dispensary what's on the shelf now.
No. Cannabis can only be purchased in person from a licensed dispensary by adults 21 and over.