Produced by
Peak Processing
Producer Province
ON

About Cross Border Concentrates

Cross Border Concentrates is a solventless cannabis concentrate brand sold in Ontario, made under the licence of Peak Processing (legal entity 2682130 Ontario Limited o/a Peak Processing) in Tecumseh, Ontario. The brand focuses on ice‑water, solvent‑free extraction — live rosin and hand‑rolled temple ball hash — positioned at the premium, craft end of the concentrate shelf. It markets itself as “Canadian sourced and extracted, Australian processed and packaged,” though the Canadian licence holder of record is Peak Processing.

Quick Snapshot

  • Producer: Peak Processing (2682130 Ontario Limited o/a Peak Processing), Tecumseh, Ontario
  • Category focus: Solventless concentrates — live rosin budder and live solventless temple ball hash
  • Signature: Ice‑water, solvent‑free extraction with full‑spectrum extracts — no distillate, isolates, or added terpenes
  • Best for: Concentrate fans who want hash and rosin made without chemical solvents
  • Availability: OCS (Ontario Cannabis Store) and Ontario retailers

Known for

  • Solvent‑free process: Concentrates are made with ice‑water extraction and hand‑pressed traditional techniques rather than chemical solvents.
  • Full‑spectrum flavour: The brand says it uses true full‑spectrum extracts and never adds distillate, isolates, or other terpenes, so flavour and aroma come from the plant.
  • Strong potency: Temple ball hash tests around 56–66% THC and the live rosin budder around 68–78% THC, per OCS listings.
  • Craft formats: Hand‑rolled temple ball hash and live rosin budder are formats associated with traditional, small‑batch concentrate making.

Format & Use‑Case Chart

NeedFormatWhy Cross Border Concentrates
A classic hash experienceLive solventless temple ball hashHand‑rolled, ice‑water hash around 56–66% THC; can be crumbled into a joint or bowl or used in a pipe.
A potent dab or rig hitLive rosin budderSolventless rosin around 68–78% THC for concentrate users with a dab rig or e‑rig.
Plant‑forward flavourEither formatFull‑spectrum extracts with no added distillate, isolates, or terpenes.

Tips for First‑Timers

  • Start small. These are high‑potency concentrates (well above flower); a rice‑grain‑sized amount is plenty when you are starting out.
  • Match the format to your gear. Temple ball hash can be added to flower in a joint or bowl, while live rosin budder is designed for a dab rig or e‑rig.
  • Check the batch. Strain and terpene profile rotate by batch, so confirm the current cultivar and THC range on the OCS listing before buying.

Cross Border Concentrates FAQs

What products does Cross Border Concentrates make?

Cross Border Concentrates makes solventless concentrates, including a live solventless temple ball hash and a live rosin budder. The brand has also listed 510 live rosin vape carts (such as Wedding Cake) on its website; confirm availability on OCS before buying.

Who makes Cross Border Concentrates?

The products are made under the licence of Peak Processing — legal entity 2682130 Ontario Limited operating as Peak Processing — based in Tecumseh, Ontario. The brand also describes itself as Canadian sourced and extracted, Australian processed and packaged, but the Canadian licence holder of record is Peak Processing.

How potent are Cross Border Concentrates products?

According to OCS listings, the live solventless temple ball hash tests around 56 to 66% THC, and the live rosin budder tests around 68 to 78% THC. CBD is minimal, in the 0 to 1% range. Potency varies by batch.

What is solventless or live rosin extraction?

Solventless extraction makes concentrate without chemical solvents. Cross Border Concentrates uses ice‑water extraction and hand‑pressing. Live rosin is pressed from fresh‑frozen, ice‑water hash using heat and pressure, which is why fans value it for full‑spectrum, plant‑forward flavour.

What is a temple ball?

A temple ball is a traditional, hand‑rolled form of hash, pressed into a smooth ball. Cross Border Concentrates makes its temple ball hash from ice‑water extract, resulting in a rich, pliable concentrate. It can be crumbled into a joint or bowl, or smoked in a pipe.

Are Cross Border Concentrates products good value?

The live solventless temple ball hash is listed at about $29.95 per gram on OCS (taxes included). That sits at the premium, craft end of the concentrate shelf, reflecting the solvent‑free, hand‑pressed process. Pricing can change, so check OCS for current rates.

Are Cross Border Concentrates products 510 compatible?

The brand has listed 510 live rosin vape cartridges on its own website, which would work with a standard 510‑thread battery. We could not confirm a 510 cart on OCS at the time of writing, so check the OCS listing for current availability. The hash and rosin budder are not vape carts and are not used with a 510 battery.

Are Cross Border Concentrates products lab‑tested?

As federally regulated cannabis sold through the OCS, the products carry the THC and CBD percentages shown on each listing. The brand had not published detailed third‑party lab‑testing documents on its public pages at the time of writing; refer to OCS product pages for the reported cannabinoid ranges.

Where can I buy Cross Border Concentrates?

Cross Border Concentrates is sold through the Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS) online and at licensed Ontario cannabis retailers. Availability of specific products can vary, so check the OCS collection page for what is currently in stock.

How should I store hash and rosin?

Keep concentrates in their original container, away from heat, light, and air, which can degrade flavour and potency. A cool, dark spot works well. Let cold rosin or hash warm slightly to room temperature before handling so it is easier to work with.

I am new to concentrates — where should I start?

Start with a very small amount, since concentrates are far stronger than flower. Temple ball hash crumbled into flower is an approachable way to try the brand, while live rosin budder is better suited to those who already have a dab rig or e‑rig.

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