This is a good one. Flavor it liberally, they taste so juicy and perfect. Dehydrate them to a crisp and they taste like a Starburst. Leave them springy and Dehydrate the outside surface to get a chewy center. Feel free to coat them with all kinds of flavored sugars and what not. This is a very diverse recipe that produces instant acting 20mg gummies in bulk for very cheap. They are also vegan and gelatin free. Feel free to message me with any questions.
Pectin Gummy Recipe .pdf (48.6 KB)
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I have not gone in the rabbit hole you are proposing but the dedication and R and D are obvious as is your wish to share
Thx for whatās one of the best write ups of 2022 it will probably be 2023 by the time I have some questions and remarks but
Here is the gummy recipe with the same format as what I did above! Immense respect to you and your process, good sir.
Cellular Wafer Pectin Gummies.pdf (634.5 KB)
Anyone had a chance to try a recipe? Iām planning to release some video tutorials soon but Iāve been busy with work. I can personally guide anyone through the process and supply free cbd distillate if such pioneering minds existā¦
Dm me for direct guidance and l can ensure you make a proper batch on your first attempt. I can also explain the financial potential and other aspects that donāt pertain to science. Trying this tech one time may forever change the way you view drug kinetics and biology. It did for me and my inner circle.
I have a ton of CBD distillate and do want to try. A video would make it easier but really at this point Iām waiting on the owner to come around again and give me the go ahead to buy the supplies.
Is there anywhere I can buy these gummies to try? Do you have testing on any of it?
Iād give it a whirl, but Iām really not a fan of using āspritzā as a unit of measurement. Can you narrow that down to an ml amount to spray? Or is it not that important?
A video would definitely be helpful if youāre so inclined.
What are we defining as alkaline water here? Obviously weāre talking about a pH rangeā¦but is there an ideal pH range? If weāre using filtered water at home is there a specific alkali that would be ideal to mix into the water based on itās physiochemical properties to make the lecithin mixture work better? In other words would a sodium hydroxide alkaline water be more or less effective than say a sodium bicarbonate alkaline water? Or does it not matter so long as my final pH is a specific value? Do we need to be concerned with buffering capacity?
The ml amount introduced at once is a flexible variable. The primary purpose of alternating introduction of solvent and water is to flip the phospholipid tail orientations back and forth repeatedly while introducing api. The rate of introduction is surely a consequential variable in some metric, but not in any Iāve discovered.
Ph is irrelevant in the final mixture but a higher ph will dissolve the lecithin granules at a more even rate. But, you can use tap water or any bottled water
High ph sodium hydroxide buffered formulas(9-9.5) have a much stronger effect on co-administered water soluble drugs. But I do not know if they are safe and they donāt seem to be anymore efficacious at delivering hydrophobic api
Got it. Thanks for the clarification! I have all of these ingredients at home, I think Iāll give this a whirl over the weekend and Iāll show off some products and stuff next week!
One thing I might mention then is as this recipe starts to be used or this information is shared with the forums that we start to specify why certain things are the way they are. I just mention this because when it comes to formulation work I like to understand why Iām doing something and in this case the alkali water seems to be primarily to aid in the dissolution and solvation of the lecithin granulesā¦so making a little footnote in the recipe that the purpose of the alkali water is for solvation and any water could be used would be helpful for someone who likes to read into things like I do.
I havenāt read the entire recipe in depth yet so I will probably have several more questions as I give this a trial run.
How much does the ethanol proofing effect this process? For instance 190 vs 200 proof? I will be using 200 proof non-denatured food grade ethanol when I do this, but have you noticed any difference between different ethanol proofs?
Iāve never tested the different ethanol proofs. Iāve always had luck with everclear. The ethanol is also being heated in an open vessel. I donāt know the exact hygroscopic potential of ethanol at various temps but Iām sure 200 proof would reduce to something close to 190 proof with enough atmospheric exposure. The primary goal of the solvent is to get total dissolution of the hydrophobic api as well, so different api may carry differing affinities for solvent proof. Iāve carried this formula out with isopropyl as well for topical applications and anything over 90% isopropyl works fine.
Is there a reason why you donāt just save the āflipā for a single step towards the end?
Got it. Iāll try to do some picture and comment documentation as I go through the process. Eager to try some new R&D out.
I should have a video tutorial up by Monday. Iām working on a module type system to educate on lipid based drug carriers and how to make them at home
Right on. It will be interesting to see if I end up doing it the way your tutorial lays it out or not based on my interpretation of the instructions.
Bullshit or extreamly bullshit?
I am interested to give it a whirl. Donāt personally know much about emulsions but it would be really neat if this is a magic bullet for stable emulsions that donāt require 750$/kg secret sauces.