The cannabis world is full of interesting tricks, logic, and facts from all over the world. It is only when you dive deeply into this world that you get to know about so much stuff that you might have missed. The 710 or ‘Oil Day’ is one such event that many cannabis enthusiasts from all over the world celebrate.
The Origins of “710”: From Obscurity to Mainstream
So, how was it that people considered this clever twist of letters and numbers (notice how the 710 can be read as ‘Oil’ when arranged upside-down and viewed in a mirror!) to formulate this into a holiday? Let’s find out!
This smart play on numbers was simply the spark that ignited July 10th becoming a traditional day to be appreciated by people who prefer using various concentrates, including oil, shatter, and wax.
Much like 4/20, which is celebrated daily at 4:20 PM, the “10-10-10” event at 7:10 PM in July, even though it falls on the day of 10th of July, this is the one that gets the most attention.
The evolution of “710 Day” as a special occasion for all the users is traced back to several reshaped situations that are based mostly on the advent of better extraction methods that made concentrates easy to have and more diversified.
The nickname “710” itself might also have been generated inside this community since its strengthening processes. Initially, it became a part of discussions within the community of interested people and progressively propagated through the means of word of mouth or Internet forums, where cannabis culture is heavily represented.
Internet platforms such as Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook, among others, were an integral part of how people learned everything from methods of making hash oil to experiences and innovative procedures in the cannabis industry.
Celebrating “710”: A Day for Dabbers and Concentrate Enthusiasts
In light of the increasing popularity of concentrates among the cannabis community, the term “710” became an insider term. Initially, it was a celebration by concentrate enthusiasts, but it has grown beyond that stage to become an event of a larger spectrum.
Concentrate fans commemorate every year on June 10th Oil Day with happenings, fairs, and gatherings that display the multitude and exceptionalness of concentrate used in the art of living. These gatherings reveal how cannabis concentrates have taken on a larger acceptance and hype, just like “420” for the broader cannabis culture. “710” is now celebrated as a day of dedication.
On July 10, the identification of this date as Oil Day, in particular, manifests a remarkable change in cannabis culture, mirroring the shift from the periphery to the mainstream, indicating that many cannabis innovations in products may lead to the development of unique traditions within the community.
The development of 710 Day indicates that the cannabis culture is growing and changing constantly bearing the specialized and highly concentrated world of cannabis concentrates in mind. As people gain more awareness and begin accepting the role of cannabis for the greater good in their lives, it is expected that this zeal, honor, and enthusiasm will continue to strengthen in the days to follow.
“710 Friendly”: A Marker of Cannabis Concentrate Acceptance
To begin with, the “710 Day” was limited to virtual places like the internet forums and some circles of users with particular interests in cannabis, as “710” was a secret and spread slang.
Since that time with the improvement of extraction technology and a general rise in the awareness of the considerable results of these products, the “710” world grew and gained amazing recognition.
The term “710 friendly” is more than just a sign of receptivity – it is a manifestation of the changing landscape in the cannabis market to a more intertwined state between the producers and the consumers. Increasing demand for concentrates, such as liquid diamonds, has translated into an expanded product range and higher quality products in the industry.
The Cultural Impact of “710” in the Cannabis Community
With the development and growing size of the cannabis industry and the shifting landscape of culture toward more legalization and normalization, you will start seeing the term “710 friendly” everywhere.
It can be found in housing ads, social media accounts, and business descriptions, and it is evident as a situation in which cannabis concentrates are openly being accepted and used.
This sign relates to those who choose concentrates over traditional flower targeting like-minded individuals as well as consumers, and it identifies spaces and communities where their preferences are valued, in other words, that are safe and entertaining for such lifestyle choices.
The Evolving Legacy of “710”
It is no hidden fact how the advent of “710” paved the way for a multitude of events and assemblies built on cannabis oil extraction merit. Such occasions recommend a “710 friendly environment”, where all the fans get a chance to exhibit their products, tries, and innovations.
By offering a 7/10 cup and you name it “dab days” to the locals, these gatherings play an important role in building community and making this substance part of the lifestyle.
This was indeed a favorable and respectable step taken by the people and it is evident how people are gaining more awareness about this whole concept to accept it wholeheartedly.
Andleeb Asghar - Pharmacist
Andleeb Asghar holds a “Pharm-D” degree from Lahore College for Women University, Lahore. She is an official Registered Pharmacist (RPh) in Punjab, Pakistan. She has also got a “Master of Philosophy” degree from the University of Animal and Veterinary Sciences, Lahore. Andleeb has worked in various practice settings as a clinical Pharmacist and has a wide range of experience. She has been cited in Healthline and Telehealth for her expertise. She has also served as a distinguished guest speaker at various local hospitals and high-profile organizations. She has been writing Cannabinoid & Marijuana related content for the past five years for different reputable companies. She is passionate about serving others by crafting information and helpful pieces for her readers.
