Full spectrum RSO — often called Rick Simpson Oil after the medical cannabis advocate who popularized it — is one of the most concentrated, no-frills extracts on the market. 710 Labs RSO Oil is now available in 1g units with tiered bulk pricing, and this guide covers what makes RSO different from other extracts, how to use it, and where it fits in a 710 Labs order.
What Is RSO?
RSO is a full-spectrum cannabis extract, meaning the extraction process pulls out the plant’s complete range of cannabinoids and terpenes rather than isolating a single compound. Traditional RSO is made using a solvent wash (historically alcohol-based) that strips the plant material down to a thick, dark oil. The result is a potent, unrefined extract that retains far more of the plant’s original chemical profile than distillate or isolate products.
710 Labs RSO Oil Pricing
710 Labs RSO Oil ships in 1g units across six pack-size tiers built for everything from personal stock-up orders to full wholesale cases:
- 10 units — $180
- 30 units — $245
- 50 units — $600
- 100 units — $900
- 500 units — $4,800
- 1000 units — $8,000
Per-unit cost drops noticeably as order size increases, which is why RSO is a common choice for retailers stocking a concentrate shelf alongside flower and vape lines.
How People Use RSO
RSO’s thick, viscous texture makes it different to work with compared to shatter, badder, or sauce. Most people use it in one of three ways: swallowed directly in small “rice grain” sized doses for a slow-onset, long-lasting effect similar to an edible; mixed into capsules for consistent, measured dosing; or added to a joint, bowl, or dab rig for a more immediate effect layered on top of flower or another concentrate. Because RSO is so concentrated, new users are generally advised to start with a very small amount and wait to gauge the effect before taking more — the onset when ingested can take well over an hour.
Why Full Spectrum Matters
A growing number of concentrate users specifically seek out full-spectrum products like RSO because of the “entourage effect” — the theory that cannabinoids and terpenes work more effectively together than any single compound does in isolation. Distillate and isolate products strip out everything except THC (or another target cannabinoid), which can produce a cleaner but less complex effect. RSO keeps that full chemical picture intact, which is part of why it remains popular even as newer extraction methods have come to market.
RSO vs. Other 710 Labs Concentrates
If you’re comparing RSO against other extracts in the 710 Labs RSO collection or elsewhere in the catalog, the main differences come down to texture and use case. Live rosin and live resin products (like 710 Labs’ sauce and badder lines) are typically dabbed and prioritize terpene preservation and flavor. RSO prioritizes potency and full-spectrum content over flavor, and its thick oil format makes it far more versatile for ingestion methods that don’t involve vaporizing or dabbing at all.
Storage & Shelf Life
RSO should be stored in a cool, dark place, ideally refrigerated for longer-term storage. Because it’s an unrefined extract, RSO can thicken further or darken slightly over time — this is normal and doesn’t necessarily mean the product has gone bad, though potency can slowly decline over many months if not stored properly. Keeping the container sealed and away from heat and light is the simplest way to preserve both potency and consistency.
Buying in Bulk
Because 710 Labs RSO Oil is priced across such a wide range of pack sizes, it works equally well for a single retail purchase or a full wholesale order. Every pack size sits under the same 710 Labs RSO Oil 1g listing, and the product is also filed under the site-wide 710 Labs Bulk collection for buyers comparing bulk options across every product line at once.
Where to Buy 710 Labs RSO Oil
Shop the current RSO lineup directly from the 710 Labs RSO category page, browse everything else in the 710 Labs shop, or head back to the 710 Labs homepage to see the rest of the catalog, including live rosin disposables, flower, and concentrate lines.
