Best Concentrate Brands in Oklahoma (Oct 2026)

Last updated: October 27, 2026

The Oklahoma concentrate brands with the strongest judged results right now are Xen Xtracts, Cicada Labs, Chill and Burly Botanicals, based on top-three placements across the five concentrate categories at the 2025 Cowboy Cup, Oklahoma's statewide cannabis competition. Nine extractors placed, and this list ranks all nine by that one metric. It does not measure sales volume or price.

This is the Pharmer's Market blog, so yes, we talk about our own shelf below — here's the metric we used, and we did not put ourselves or our house brand on the ranked list because the metric did not place us there.

Key facts

Ranking metric: number of top-three placements across the five concentrate categories (Rosin, Ice Water Hash, Liquid BHO, Solid BHO and Best New Concentrate) at the 2025 Cowboy Cup, per the official 2025 winners list at cowboycup.com, checked October 27, 2026. Ties are broken by best placement, then listed alphabetically.
Cartridge categories are excluded here because they are covered in our vape brands roundup.
Nine brands placed. Xen Xtracts placed four times and was named Grand Champion; Cicada Labs and Chill placed twice each; six brands placed once.
Moon Dust, the house brand sold at Pharmer's Market on Lindsey, does not appear on the 2025 concentrate winners list, so it is not ranked here.
A competition placement reflects judges' scores on the specific entry submitted that year. A brand that did not enter cannot place. Treat it as one useful signal, not a verdict.

Why rank by competition placements?

Weedmaps and Leafly do not publish a consistent count of how many Oklahoma menus carry a brand, and brand-level review counts for concentrates are too thin to compare fairly. The Cowboy Cup publishes a complete, public winners list every year, and since 2022 its judging has used Ganjier-certified judges and a standardized scoring system (Ganjier announcement). The 2025 results are the most recent full cycle as of October 2026.

The ranked list (October 2026)

1. Xen Xtracts — 4 placements, Grand Champion

Xen Xtracts took 1st in Solid BHO (Marshmallow OG, with Kraft), 2nd and 3rd in Liquid BHO (Apple Mac with BRIXX and Fugu with Breezy Bear) and 1st in Best New Concentrate for a product called Canna Glide, and was named 2025 Grand Champion, per the Cowboy Cup winners list. It is an Oklahoma City processor listed at 910 N May Ave (MapQuest); its Leafly catalog shows sugar wax, shatter, crumble and cartridges (Leafly), as of October 2026.

2. Cicada Labs — 2 placements

Cicada Labs took 1st in Ice Water Hash (Paradise Lane, with Hildagrow) and 2nd in Rosin (Lemon Drop, with Deadhead Cannabis). It is a Tulsa-based solventless processor whose product line is live rosin batter, fresh press, 90–120 micron "live heads" hash, a private reserve rosin and a rosin disposable (cicada-labs.com), as of October 2026. Both of its placements were collaborations with Oklahoma growers.

3. Chill — 2 placements

Chill took 2nd in Ice Water Hash (Papaya, 90 micron) and 3rd in Rosin (Chem Dog). The brand is the in-house solventless line of Chill Dispensary at 22 NE 10th St in Oklahoma City, whose Weedmaps menu lists Chill-branded live rosin, full melt and rosin carts (Weedmaps listing), as of October 2026.

4. Burly Botanicals — 1 placement (1st, Rosin)

Burly Botanicals won the Rosin category with Chocolate Rolex #21. It is an Oklahoma-licensed grower and hash maker whose Leafly catalog is almost entirely 1 g and 4 g hash rosin, plus flower and pre-rolls (Leafly brand page), as of October 2026. Its rosin also placed 2nd in the separate Rosin Carts category.

5. Graham Slam Extracts — 1 placement (1st, Liquid BHO)

Graham Slam Extracts won Liquid BHO with an entry called Lit Up, per the Cowboy Cup winners list. We could not find a brand website or platform page with verifiable details beyond the placement, so we are not describing the company further.

6. Oil Traders — 1 placement (2nd, Solid BHO)

Oil Traders (listed as Oil Traderz on its own site and Weedmaps) placed 2nd in Solid BHO with Melonade x Gelato 41. The company grows at a sungrown farm in Oklahoma and sells concentrates, cartridges and infused pre-rolls across the OKC metro (oiltraderz.com); its Weedmaps brand page lists badder, sugar, crumble and diamonds (Weedmaps brand page), as of October 2026.

7. Tribe — 1 placement (2nd, Best New Concentrate)

Tribe placed 2nd in Best New Concentrate with a nano live resin "dip pouch." Market-data firm Headset lists Tribe 710 as a concentrates-only brand stocked at 158 Oklahoma dispensaries, with batters, terp sugars, diamonds and sauces (Headset brand profile), as of October 2026.

8. Apothecary Extracts — 1 placement (3rd, Solid BHO)

Apothecary Extracts placed 3rd in Solid BHO with Durban Poison Live Resin Ambrosia. It is the extraction arm of Apothecary Farms, a vertically integrated company with stores in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Moore and Durant as well as Colorado; Ambrosia is its single-source live resin line (apothecaryfarms.com), as of October 2026. Apothecary is one of the brands stocked at Pharmer's Market on Lindsey; see the concentrates page for what is in today.

9. Punch Edibles & Extracts — 1 placement (3rd, Best New Concentrate)

Punch placed 3rd in Best New Concentrate with a half fresh press, half badder product called Cream Fizz. Punch is a California brand that also sells in Oklahoma and New York, with concentrates making up the largest share of its sales (Hoodie Analytics profile), as of October 2026.

Concentrate brands on the shelf at Pharmer's Market on Lindsey

Of the nine ranked brands, Apothecary is the one available at Pharmer's Market on Lindsey as of October 2026. Shelves rotate, so check the live menu for today's stock. If you are new to concentrates, our guide to rosin, live resin and shatter covers the formats in plain English.

How to compare concentrate brands yourself

Read the label. Oklahoma compliance labels show tested THC percentage, the batch number and the packaged date; our label guide walks through each field.
Know the two families. Solventless products (rosin, ice water hash) are made with ice, water, heat and pressure; solvent products (BHO badder, sugar, diamonds, live resin) use butane or propane and are purged before sale. Neither is automatically better.
"Live" means the plant was frozen fresh rather than dried before extraction, which generally preserves more terpenes; see our terpene guide.
Concentrates count toward Oklahoma's 1 ounce per-transaction concentrate limit; our purchase limits post explains how the categories add up.
Check the deals page for current pricing rather than assuming a brand is premium or budget.

FAQ

What is the Cowboy Cup?

The Cowboy Cup is an Oklahoma cannabis competition and festival that began in 2019 and publishes category winners each year. Winners receive custom belt buckles rather than cups (Oklahoma Gazette).

What is the difference between rosin and live resin?

Rosin is solventless: trichomes are separated with ice water and then pressed with heat and pressure. Live resin is a solvent extract, usually butane or propane, made from fresh-frozen plant material. Both can be sold as badder, sugar or sauce textures.

Does a competition win mean a brand's concentrates are always better?

No. Judges score the specific entries submitted that year, and a brand that did not enter cannot place. Use placements as one signal alongside the compliance label and your own experience.

Where can I see other Oklahoma brand roundups?

We keep updated lists of flower brands, vape brands and edible brands in Oklahoma, refreshed on the same schedule as this one.

Pharmer's Market on Lindsey, 530 West Lindsey Street, Norman, OK 73069, (405) 857-7445. Open 9 AM to 10 PM Sunday through Thursday and 9 AM to midnight Friday and Saturday. Directions to both Norman locations are on our locations page.