200 liters of high quality D8 available at $750 per liter. 95.6% D8 with non-detect D9. Pics and COA available to interested parties. MOQ is 25 liters. DM for additional information.
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whats the other 3.4%
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As shown on the COA:
95.610 Delta-8 THC
0.674 CBNA
0.346 Delta-8 THCV
0.072 CBT
Everything else is <LOQ
Very funny. What are the compounds that make up the other 3.298 of the product you are selling?
Or are you selling mystery chemical waste?
https://future4200.com/t/a-working-list-of-byproducts-formed-during-acid-catalyzed-cbd-conversions
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No attempt to deceive anyone. I’ll provide whatever additional information I can. Sorry about that!
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Clear/Amber/Yellow? Where was it tested?
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Amber and it was tested at Shyne Labs in Franklin, KY.
Hey @TomSCook could you provide the coa and chromatogram? I may be interested. Thanks
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Isn’t Shyne labs a manufacturing company? Not a third party analytical lab?
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How would a D8 distillate possibly have CBNA in it?
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Sent the COA. Waiting on the Chromatogram.
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That is definitely a mis-identified cannabinoid.
It’s popped up around here a few times in isomerized distillates
I wonder if maybe its cbnd or something
When’s d8 gunna be the price of isolate 
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CBND and CBNA would have different UV spectra, would be fairly easily to tell them apart by standard HPLC-UV with a DAD.
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Why is there an acid in the distillate?
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See that a lot from a popular lab in Chattanooga…
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Common sense says an acid shouldn’t be in a distillate though so I doubt they’re using DAD or they know how to use it to differentiate different molecules
I agree though, same thing with cbc and d10
You can tell the difference with DAD
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Is this good enough to buy ? Wish the minimum amount wasn’t 25 liters at a time lol
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Jeez could you sell me one tom dont need 25
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