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How to set up a concentrate display case for live rosin jars

Updated October 24, 2026

A concentrate display case for live rosin jars should be a closed case behind the counter, with one jar per strain on show and a clear tag under each. The rest of the stock stays sealed, cool and out of light in a drawer or back room. Older jars move to the front before newer ones.

Zigg Distro lists a line of Freezo 2G live rosin jars in its Concentrates category. Names include Iced Apple, White Out, Frozen Runtz and Carbon Steel. The steps below cover case choice, jar layout, tags, storage on display and rotation for that kind of small jar.

Use a closed case behind the counter

Small jars are easy to pocket and easy to knock over. A closed case behind the counter keeps them in view and out of reach. Staff hand a jar to the customer at the register, not the other way around.

  • Pick a glass case with a door that locks or latches.
  • Place it at eye level behind the register, not on the open counter.
  • Keep the glass clean so names on the jars read clearly.
  • Leave room for tags in front of each jar.

Many stores put the concentrate case near the flower case. The smoke shop layout basics guide covers counter and case placement in more detail.

Show one jar per strain

A crowded case hides names. One jar per strain keeps the row clean and lets a customer scan the full menu fast. Backup jars stay in storage, not in the case.

Zigg Distro lists these Freezo 2G live rosin jars by name. A store that carries several of them can show one of each in a single row:

Turn each jar so the label faces out. Space jars evenly so each tag sits under the right jar.

Write tags with name and type

Each jar on show needs a tag. The tag carries the product name exactly as the package prints it. Add the format, live rosin, and the size, 2G.

  • Product name, matching the jar and the POS entry.
  • Brand: Freezo.
  • Format and size: 2G live rosin.
  • Plant type, when the package names one.
  • Shelf price, set by the store.

Keep the font the same on every tag. Use one card size across the case. The shelf tag template guide lists what else a hemp tag can include.

Group jars by type

Grouping makes the case easy to read from across the counter. Sort jars by plant type when the packaging names one. Put each group in its own row or section of the glass.

A small divider or a header card on each row marks the group. If packaging does not name a type, group by name instead, in alphabetical order. Pick one system and keep it.

Staff then find a jar in seconds. Customers asking for a strain by name get a fast answer.

Keep display stock cool, sealed and out of light

Rosin keeps its look and texture longer when it stays cool and away from light. Display cases near windows, lamps or heaters run warm. Place the case away from all three.

  • Keep lids closed on every jar, including the display jar.
  • Avoid hot case lights. Use low-heat lighting, or none inside the case.
  • Keep the case away from direct sun and heat vents.
  • Store backup jars sealed, in a cool, dark drawer or back room.

The bulk rosin for stores guide covers counter storage and strain mix at more length.

Rotate older jars forward

Rotation keeps stock moving. When a new order arrives, older jars go to the front of storage. New jars go behind them.

  1. Date each delivery on arrival.
  2. Sell from the oldest date first.
  3. Swap the display jar when its strain sells down.
  4. Check the case and storage on a set day each week.

When a strain runs out, pull its tag the same day. An empty spot with a tag still in place confuses customers. Reorders go through the wholesale live rosin page, and each product page shows what can be ordered.

Order from Zigg Distro

Approved accounts see wholesale prices and order online or through the sales team.

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Questions and answers

How do you display concentrates in a smoke shop?

Put them in a closed case behind the counter. Show one jar per strain with a tag under each. Keep backup stock sealed in storage.

What goes on a rosin display tag?

The product name as printed on the jar, the brand, the format and the size. Add the plant type when the package names one, plus the store's shelf price.

Where should a concentrate display case go?

Behind the register, at eye level, away from windows, lamps and heat vents. Staff hand jars to customers at checkout.

Which live rosin jars does Zigg Distro list?

Zigg Distro lists Freezo 2G live rosin jars such as Iced Apple, White Out, Frozen Runtz, Snowcone, Glacial Freeze, Slurricane, Frozay and Carbon Steel. Each product page shows what can be ordered.

Where are lab reports for Zigg Distro rosin?

Lab report links sit inside the product description on product pages that carry one. Check the product name, format and lot or sample reference against the jar in hand.

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