July 10 is to concentrate lovers what April 20 is to flower fans. 7/10 Dab Day 2026 in Yakima is the day we celebrate wax, shatter, live resin, rosin, diamonds, and every other form of cannabis concentrate. Happy Time Dispensary at 2304 W Nob Hill Blvd is stocked with over 1,488 products from 151 brands, including a deep concentrate selection that grows every month. If you are already a dabber or you have been curious about trying concentrates for the first time, July 10 is the perfect day to explore—with deals that make premium products more accessible than ever.
What Is 7/10 and Why Is It Called Dab Day?
The number 710 is "OIL" flipped upside down and reversed. Cannabis oil, or concentrate, is the core product that 7/10 celebrates. While the exact origin of the holiday is harder to pin down than 4/20, cannabis culture widely credits online forums and social media communities in the early 2010s with popularizing July 10 as "Dab Day" or "Oil Day." The holiday gained mainstream recognition in the cannabis industry around 2013–2014, as legal markets in Colorado and Washington State expanded and concentrate production technology advanced rapidly. TaskBot, a cannabis-focused online community, is often cited as one of the earliest promoters of the 710 concept. By 2026, 7/10 has become the second most important cannabis holiday after 4/20, and dispensaries across legal states mark the day with concentrate-focused promotions and education events. Industry data from BDS Analytics and Headset shows that concentrate sales spike significantly during the week of July 10, with some markets reporting increases of 30 to 40 percent above average.
Types of Cannabis Concentrates Explained
If you are new to concentrates, the terminology can be overwhelming. Here is a breakdown of the most common types you will find at Happy Time Yakima:
- Wax — A soft, opaque concentrate with a texture similar to candle wax or peanut butter. Easy to handle with a dab tool and popular with beginners. Typically 60–80 percent THC.
- Shatter — A glass-like, translucent concentrate that "shatters" when broken. Known for purity and potency, usually 70–90 percent THC. Requires a dab tool for handling.
- Live Resin — Made from fresh-frozen cannabis plants rather than dried and cured material. This preserves the full terpene profile, resulting in rich flavor and aroma. Considered a premium product, often 65–85 percent THC.
- Rosin — A solventless concentrate made by applying heat and pressure to flower or hash. Because no chemical solvents are used, many consumers consider rosin the cleanest concentrate available. THC ranges from 60–85 percent.
- Diamonds (THCA Crystalline) — Pure THCA crystals that can reach 95–99 percent potency. Often sold in a terpene-rich sauce for flavor. This is the highest-potency concentrate on the market.
- Budder / Badder — A creamy, butter-like consistency that is easy to work with and flavorful. Similar potency to wax but with a smoother texture.
- Sauce — A runny, terpene-heavy concentrate often containing small THCA crystals. Prized for its flavor, sauce captures the essence of the source strain.
7/10 2026 Deals at Happy Time Yakima
Every July 10, we spotlight our concentrate collection with special pricing and promotions. For 7/10 2026, expect deals across the full concentrate spectrum:
- Wax and Shatter ($15–$40) — Our most affordable concentrate options with solid potency. Great entry point for new dabbers.
- Live Resin ($25–$50) — Premium flavor at holiday prices. If you have never tried live resin, 7/10 is the day to change that.
- Rosin ($30–$60) — Solventless and clean. Look for fresh-press and cold-cure options from top Washington processors.
- Diamonds and Sauce ($30–$55) — For the experienced consumer chasing maximum potency and terpene expression.
- Concentrate Accessories — We also carry dab tools, carb caps, and other accessories. Ask our staff about starter kits if you are new to dabbing.
Exact 2026 pricing and promotions will be announced on our Yakima menu page as July 10 approaches. Bookmark it and check back in late June.
Equipment You Need for Dabbing
Unlike flower, concentrates require specific equipment. Here is what you need to get started:
- Dab Rig — A water pipe designed for concentrates, fitted with a "banger" or "nail" instead of a traditional bowl. Rigs come in many sizes and price points.
- Electronic Dab Pen / E-Rig — A portable, battery-powered device that heats concentrates without a torch. Great for convenience and precise temperature control.
- Torch — A butane torch heats the banger on a traditional rig. Heat the banger until it glows, let it cool for 30–60 seconds, then apply the concentrate.
- Dab Tool — A small metal or glass tool used to scoop and apply concentrate to the heated surface.
- Carb Cap — Placed on top of the banger after applying concentrate. It restricts airflow to create a low-pressure environment, which helps vaporize concentrate at lower temperatures and preserves flavor.
If you already have a setup, 7/10 is a good time to upgrade or replace worn-out accessories. Our budtenders at Happy Time Yakima can help you find everything you need.
Dosing Concentrates Responsibly
Concentrates are significantly more potent than flower. A typical flower strain runs 15–30 percent THC, while concentrates often range from 60–95 percent. Here are some guidelines for responsible dosing:
- Start small — A "rice grain" sized dab is a good starting point, especially if you are new to concentrates. You can always take another dab, but you cannot un-take one.
- Low-temperature dabs — Heating your banger to a lower temperature (around 350–450°F) produces smoother, more flavorful vapor and reduces harshness. High-temp dabs burn the terpenes and can irritate your throat.
- Wait between dabs — Give yourself 10–15 minutes between sessions to gauge the effects before going again.
- Stay hydrated — Concentrates can cause dry mouth and mild dehydration. Keep water nearby.
- Consume at home — As with all cannabis consumption in Washington, use concentrates in a private setting. Public use is prohibited.
Order Ahead for 7/10 2026
Concentrate deals move fast on Dab Day, and popular products can sell out before the afternoon. Secure your 7/10 2026 haul by ordering online from our Yakima menu. Pick your concentrates, place the order, and pick up at 2304 W Nob Hill Blvd, Yakima, WA 98902. Call (509) 453-4200 if you need help choosing concentrates or have questions about equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 710 mean in cannabis?
The number 710 spells "OIL" when flipped upside down, and it has become the symbol for cannabis concentrate culture. July 10 (7/10) is celebrated as Dab Day or Oil Day, a holiday dedicated to wax, shatter, live resin, rosin, and other concentrate products.
What 7/10 deals does Happy Time Yakima offer in 2026?
We offer special pricing on concentrates across all types—wax, shatter, live resin, rosin, diamonds, and sauce. Exact 2026 promotions will be posted on our Yakima menu page before July 10.
Do I need special equipment to use concentrates?
Yes. Concentrates require a dab rig or an electronic dab pen, along with a dab tool and often a carb cap. Our budtenders at Happy Time Yakima can recommend starter setups if you are new to dabbing.
Are concentrates stronger than flower?
Significantly. Most concentrates range from 60–95 percent THC, compared to 15–30 percent for flower. Start with very small amounts—a piece the size of a grain of rice—and wait 10–15 minutes before taking another dab.
Can I consume concentrates in public in Washington?
No. All cannabis consumption, including dabbing, is restricted to private property in Washington State. Public use is a civil infraction that can result in a fine. Always consume at home or in a private setting where the property owner has given permission.