In Washington, the Treehaus all-in-one is now TreeHash, made with solventless hash rosin, with a one-gram 510 alongside it. The classic full-spectrum oil stays in 510 cartridges until the last batches are gone.
Treehaus oil starts as whole bud instead of trim. We extract with CO2 and keep the plant's own terpenes.
Fresh-frozen Washington flower is washed in ice water, and the hash is pressed into rosin by Heylo in SODO. The whole process, step by step, is on the TreeHash page.

Most vape oil starts with trim and leftovers. Treehaus starts with the same flower you'd buy in a jar, cured and ground for extraction.
We run supercritical CO2 through the bud to pull a full-spectrum extract, then refine it for potency without cutting agents.
The aroma comes back from cannabis-derived terpenes, so the result tastes like the strain on the label. We don't use botanical or synthetic ones.
It's grown at a licensed cultivation and processing facility in Cuyahoga County and jarred under the Treehaus label. Strains rotate with each harvest, so the jar on the shelf changes through the year.
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We don't make health or effect claims. What you get instead is what's in the device, how it was made, and the lab results for each batch, printed on the package.
If you want to know how a strain compares, ask a budtender. They've tried it.