Jetty Extracts

Jetty Extracts has been making cannabis oil in California since 2013, and the line it is best known for is solventless live rosin, pressed with nothing but ice and water. This page covers the whole Jetty range, what separates solventless from live resin and High THC, how to spot a fake, and every Jetty cart we currently stock.

Jetty Solventless Carts In Stock

Twenty eight solventless carts, every one of them a full gram on a 510 thread. All are $25 except Lemon Cherry Cake, which is $20. There is no half gram option here and no hardware to buy into, so if you already own a battery you are only paying for oil.

What Jetty Extracts Makes

Jetty splits its catalogue by extract type first and format second, which is worth understanding before you buy, because the same strain name can appear across three very different products.

• Solventless. Live rosin pressed from cold water hash using only ice, water, heat and pressure. No chemicals touch it at any stage. This is the award winning line and the one Jetty leans on hardest.
• Live Resin. Made from flash frozen flower, full spectrum, built for terpene character rather than raw potency. Bolder and more aromatic, slightly lower on the THC number.
• High THC. Classic strains such as Sour Diesel, King Louis and Jack, made with a blend of real cannabis and botanically derived terpenes, sourced from small farms in the Emerald Triangle and triple tested. This line replaced the older Gold cartridges.

Those three extracts then appear in five formats: 510 cartridges, the All-in-One Mini Tank, infused pre-rolls in singles and five packs, the Dablicator oil applicator, and jarred concentrates. We stock the first of those five, in solventless only.

Jetty Solventless: What Live Rosin Actually Means

Most vape oil is made with a solvent. Butane, propane or CO2 strips the resin off the plant, then the solvent gets purged back out. It works, it is legal, it is what the majority of the market runs on, and done properly there is nothing wrong with it.

Solventless skips that entirely. The flower is agitated in ice water so the trichome heads break off and sink, that hash is collected and dried, then pressed under heat and light pressure until the rosin runs out. Nothing is ever added and nothing needs removing afterwards. Jetty then filters out surplus waxes and fats, which lifts the THC number while keeping the aromatic compounds intact, and the result is a pale yellow oil rather than the clear amber you get from distillate.

The practical difference is flavour. Live rosin tastes like the plant it came from because it is closer to the plant it came from. It also costs more to make, which is why solventless carts sit above distillate on price almost everywhere.

Jetty Strains by Type

Every Jetty cart we carry is strain specific. If you already know how you want to feel, start here.

Indica. Heavier, body forward, better after dark.

Sativa. Brighter and more energetic, better for daytime.

Hybrid. Balanced, and where most of the dessert and fruit profiles sit.

Lemon Cherry Cake Jetty Solventless

Lemon Cherry Cake is the one Jetty strain people search for by name more than any other, and it is worth explaining why. It is a hybrid with a citrus and sweet cherry front end over a heavier cake body, and the terpene profile is led by limonene, caryophyllene and myrcene. Ours runs around 82 percent THC in a glass tank with a ceramic core, no cutting agents and no added flavouring.

It is also the cheapest cart on this page at $20 rather than $25, which is a stocking decision on our side rather than anything to do with the oil.

Jetty Extracts Reviews: What People Actually Say

Jetty comes up constantly in cannabis forums, and the consensus is fairly stable. The solventless line gets praised for flavour retention deep into a cart, which is the thing distillate reliably fails at. The common complaint is price, and the second most common is availability, because live rosin production is limited by how much cold water hash Jetty can make in a given run.

The other recurring theme is that people who try solventless after years on distillate tend not to go back, but also tend to say the gap is smaller than the price difference suggests. That is a fair summary. If you mostly want potency per dollar, distillate wins. If you care what it tastes like on the tenth pull rather than the first, solventless earns the premium.

The Jetty Pen, Batteries and Opening a Cart

Jetty does not sell a proprietary battery, and that is deliberate. Every Jetty cartridge is 510 thread, so any standard vape battery will run it. Look for the signature wood tip, which is the easiest visual marker of a genuine Jetty cart.

A few practical notes that come up often:

• Voltage. Live rosin is thicker than distillate and prefers a lower setting. Start at the bottom of your battery’s range and work up. Too much voltage burns terpenes and you lose the flavour you paid for.
• Opening the box. Jetty packaging is a slide out tray inside a printed sleeve, not a glued flap. Push from the end, do not tear the side.
• Not hitting. Usually a clogged mouthpiece rather than a dead cart. Warm the tank in your hand for a minute and take a slow draw with the battery off to clear it.
• Charging. The battery is whatever you supply, so charger questions come down to your hardware, not the cartridge.

Jetty Disposables and the All-in-One Mini Tank

Jetty does make a disposable, and we want to be straight that we do not currently stock it. The All-in-One Mini Tank is built on CCell hardware with EVOMAX ceramic heating and an isolated airway, and it comes in solventless live rosin, live resin and High THC depending on the state.

If you specifically want the Mini Tank, we cannot help yet. If what you actually want is Jetty solventless oil and the disposable was just the format you happened to see, a cart plus any 510 battery gets you the same extract and works out cheaper over more than one purchase.

Are Jetty Carts Real? Spotting a Fake

Jetty is counterfeited, as every recognisable cannabis brand is. The tells are consistent:

• The wood tip. Genuine Jetty carts use a real wood mouthpiece. Fakes usually run plastic, or wood grain printed onto plastic. Look at it closely in good light.
• Batch and COA. Real packaging carries a batch number that resolves to a certificate of analysis. Jetty publishes COAs by state. If the number does not resolve, walk away.
• Price that is too good. Solventless is expensive to produce. A live rosin cart at distillate prices is the single loudest warning sign.
• Print quality. Counterfeit sleeves tend to be slightly off on colour saturation and have soft or doubled edges on small text.

Pesticide questions come up alongside this, and they are worth separating. Jetty triple tests each batch and publishes results. The pesticide risk in this category sits with counterfeits and unlicensed product, not with tested brand stock.

Jetty Carts Price and Buying Online

Ours are $25 for a full gram, and $20 for Lemon Cherry Cake. Jetty’s own retail pricing varies by state and by dispensary, so we will not quote a number we cannot stand behind.

On buying near you versus buying here: Jetty distributes through licensed dispensaries in California, Colorado and New York, and their store locator will find those. Outside those three states a dispensary search will not turn up genuine Jetty, which is where ordering online becomes the realistic option. We ship the solventless carts listed on this page.