CBC is what I got without much context since it’s not viscous.
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No. They are not. Don’t be huffing them.
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what is the ratio distillate mct you use?
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MCT should not be used to dilute carts.
Years ago most people would be using some sort of cutting agent to get the viscosity low enough to be used in the old style vapes. Hardware has caught up now and you don’t need cutting agents anymore
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I don’t anymore. this post was before I knew that MCT (and all other cart cutting agents really) are pretty bad for you
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terpene dillutant. unfortunately the only way to save money in carts is to have a massive scale operation and use dirty and low grade distillate that would not qualify for the legal markets…
We are killing our cart game without a drop of distillate (or diluent).
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Only cut with other cannabinoids nothing else
Hi, could you please tell me why you no longer think viscosity is a good product? I’ve used it. Now they have a new product called Flow. Ty
Viscosity was actually mineral oil. TT had claimed it was terpenes but they lied.
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Wow that’s fuked. Can someone recommend a lab that has quality CBC or CBT? The samples I’ve gotten have a solvent like aroma. I’m worried about that translating to the flavor of the cartridge.
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thank you
I would love to send you a sample of some CBG or crystal resistant distillate from Laurelcrest. DM and we can work out details.
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