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Best Concentrates Deals in Ann Arbor, MIUpdated daily — 6 active deals
As of 18 October 2026, CloudedDeals read the published menus of 7 dispensaries in Ann Arbor, MI in its latest nightly run, and ranks every deal on them by deal score.
Concentrates are one of the highest-value categories for price comparison in Michigan: wide price variance between brands and operators means the gap between the least and most expensive gram of live resin can exceed $30. Ann Arbor's 7 tracked stores produce enough competing specials to give concentrate shoppers real options. The South State Street and Packard Street clusters together carry products from most major Michigan extraction brands.
Common concentrate formats at Ann Arbor dispensaries include live resin, live rosin, badder, crumble, shatter, and distillate. Medical patients do not pay the 10% excise: on a $30 concentrate a patient pays $1.80 in tax against $4.98 for an adult-use buyer.
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Ann Arbor dispensary questions
What concentrates are available in Ann Arbor dispensaries?
Most tracked stores carry live resin, live rosin, badder, shatter, crumble, and distillate in dabbable and cartridge-ready formats. Prices range from $15–$22 for budget distillate to $50–$70 for premium live rosin from top Michigan extraction houses.
What is live resin vs live rosin?
Live resin is made by flash-freezing fresh cannabis and extracting with solvents — it preserves more terpenes than cured extract. Live rosin is solventless, made by pressing frozen or fresh cannabis through heat and pressure. Rosin typically costs more; resin is more widely available. Both are considered premium concentrates.
What's the cheapest concentrate in Ann Arbor?
Distillate and crumble are typically the lowest-priced formats, often running $15–$22 per gram on sale days. Live resin starts around $25–$35. Check the Ann Arbor Concentrate Deals page for today's current pricing.
Is dabbing legal in Michigan?
Yes. Michigan's adult-use law permits purchase and private consumption of all licensed cannabis products, including concentrates. Public consumption remains prohibited.