Never mind. Why even bother. For a stoner community y’all forgot the whole “chill” stereotype
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Being a DEA lab doesn’t mean anything with regard to testing methodology.
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Definitely not methodology. But 100% if you want to have a certificate that passed muster come the end of the year when we all expect labs doing the testing to need to be registered with the DEA.
The DEA registered labs I’ve worked with are seeing tests for D8 - I don’t know if they are getting as good of separation and quantification as @kcalabs though. And some of my friends are still trying to get registered with the DEA and haven’t yet.
The USDA has the list of DEA registered labs that do testing for Hemp products listed on their website. I’ve used some of the labs on that list - and they have successfully passed my hammering on method development and validation.
If I was going to ask someone to test a product in R&D for me - I would ask MRI Global. I’ve used them for other clinical work in the past, so I have faith in their method development practices. And they are on the list from the USDA.
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It does in regard to liability and will most likely be the required process for d8 moving forward for d8 sales.
Still don’t agree or understand why everyone has KCAs dick planted firmly in their mouths considering y’all have passed 1 test out like several thousand. If anything to me that means y’all are wrong, but again it is what it is. Everyone has their opinions on the shit show that is the testing industry.
But I guess not many people have seen many labs with d8 DEA COAs then
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why not just take the risk then? why do you need a forum for confirmation? You already stated you have 2 test from DEA registered labs… Whats the problem??
Id imagine in the back of your mind you know @kcalabs is right here. Any lab can ignore something. Any lab can inflate a number. its the labs that are trying to exposes these dirty secrets which should be listened to…
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We have DEA registration (it is not a certification) and yes the USDA is going to require DEA registration for labs moving forward.
I don’t care if your “DEA COAs” show non-detect. Go sell your material and leave us out of it.
I’ve explained the intricacies of the testing to you.
We’re not standing in your way, so go do you bro.
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So your the only lab with the ability to test d8 to complicance in the whole country ?
Kaycha tests aren’t as compliant is what you are saying then?
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I don’t think we’re the only one and I don’t know what other labs are doing.
What I’m saying is just because a lab is DEA registered does not mean their testing methods have been reviewed or approved by DEA to be able to see d9 in high d8 concentration distillates.
Their COAs showing ND might be accurate, but I don’t know without testing it ourselves, yet this guy talks about us like we owe him something.
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Haters always hate on those who are making it.
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Take what risk? The only question I’m asking is how many people have seen people with d8 have a DEA COA?
I’m curious if it’s a common occurrence or not
selling a substance that is under the controlled substances list by the DEA… The same thing your asking about DEA COAs… They have a list that marks d8 as illegal…
What risk? having the doors kicked in on your lab by the dea… that risk
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Take a chill pill bud.
Let’s clear this up.
I’m not a testing expert. I know nothing about testing or running HPLCs etc short of a basic understanding . I’m just stating my opinion. Which if your positive in your methods, shouldn’t bother you one bit.
Just my HYPOTHESIS I know nothing about testing labs except what I see via dealing with them.
I don’t understand why or how KCA became the end all be all of d8 testing. And I think it’s bizarre that you’ve had only a single sample pass compliance. Not sure how that’s me talking about y’all like you owe me something…?
Havnt even sent a sample to y’all so I literally have no dog in your race. Seems a bit over reactive but I mean do your thing
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Again what does that have ANYTHING to do about what I asked…? This was simply to see if it’s common for labs to have a DEA COA or if it’s rare. That’s it. Nothing more nothing less.
I think everyone here has a bit of ptsd from all the other d8 threads.
This has nothing to do about selling buying or making d8…?
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If I’m correct, their lab is the only lab that can differentiate d9 from d8 correctly. It was a forum consensus that was agreed upon in a thread a month or so ago.
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Ya I think I saw that thread. It just has seemed bizzare that only 1 lab in the country is the only one getting it right. And since they are the ONLY one right then there isn’t a single other lab to verify that they are indeed right.
That’s all. Typically there’s some sort of way to verify someone’s right. Short of the chromatographs, there should be atleast 1 other lab that can verify to show consensus
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You asked this question… and some of us including KCA said anything can be ignored. Much in your case with Keycha and ACS.
This is exactly what your asking. the answer is no. They dont give a fuck about giving you a passing DEA certified COA cause they are greedy fucks that keep wanting to collect your money.
if you want to keep believing they are looking out for your best interest… by all means… Keep using them. But if you want the truth about your extracts… send it to someone exposing all these dirty labs…
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Anything can be ignored?
So again KCA is the only lab in the entire country that cares? I mean If that’s true that’s crazy. But just by sheer probability I don’t think that’s possible.
But hey what do I know? Just 1 Florida boys opinion. And our opinions count for like half of all them other states opinions
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yeah… like the little shoulder on the D8 peak… We have all seen the graphs.
i think its a bit crazy too that @kcalabs is the only one posting this shit too. but i trust the whistleblower rather the people trying to skirt under the lines. I know several florida labs that have had issues with ACS already
i dont know… im glad i dont have these issues.
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Anresco im pretty sure is dea registered and they returned me a compliant ND d8 test that had 4% d9 in it
There’s only 2 labs I’ve found that quantify d8 and d9 right
Kca and 374 in sparks
Kca helped me me figure out certain things that were showing up as d10 from another lab were in fact not
Kca is the only lab I’ve found who is willing to help with R and D on MS, 374 didn’t even want to confirm my sample had d9 with an ms
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Iontrap and drjebril and another few labs concur
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