BLAZY SUSAN DAB JAR

Should You Pick the 32 mm or 45 mm Dab Jar?

Start with the size of the container you actually want on your dab station. The 32 mm option takes up less space; the 45 mm version offers a larger format. The numbers identify jar size, not an amount of concentrate in grams, so avoid guessing a weight from the measurement.

Both sizes come in the same general color family. If you are building a color-matched setup, the Blazy Susan collection shows other accessories from the brand, but a shared color does not mean a jar physically fits every station slot.

Why Choose Silicone for Concentrates?

The practical difference from glass is the flexible container format. Silicone is useful when you want a small separate pot for your concentrate, rather than a large jar meant for flower. The brand identifies these as silicone wax jars and lists them as reusable dab accessories.

Blazy Susan also describes these jars as dishwasher safe. For normal use, keep the lid and rim clear of residue before closing, and avoid contact with an open flame or heated dab tools. The jar is for storage, not a surface for torch heating.

What Belongs Beside a Blazy Susan Dab Jar?

A concentrate jar makes more sense when your handling tools are sorted, too. Browse dabbers and dab tools if you need a tool for moving material rather than handling it with your fingers. Jar size does not determine which banger, cap or rig will fit; those components have their own dimensions.

If you are comparing tip shapes or styles, the HBH dab-tool guide addresses that separate purchase decision. Keep the jar closed between uses, and choose the 32 mm or 45 mm version based on your work area rather than a promise of freshness or leak-proofing.