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You should post COAs
Interested in who tested it…
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What’s the other 15%?
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It’s not peeking high enough to count as delta 8. Test labs do not count the “shoulders” on a rise, you know what I mean?
Post the chromatogram please.
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Altitude and botanocor.
You should post coas
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#butisthered9
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That shoulder they dont count is in fact the d9 and most likely the other 15%.
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Lol yeah that’s because the “shoulders” are other stuff. Some might consider it more of a feature than a bug, the DEA maybe not so much
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It has 0 delta 9.
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Lol…
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I’ve been watching the cannabis testing workshop presentations from the feds. I’m willing to bet their labs have no problem separating d9 and d8 based on their approaches to method development.
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Botanicor and KCA labs both found 10-15% D9 when I tested the last batch of supposedly 99% D8 I saw.
The vendor told me I just needed to get it tested at SD Pharm labs and it would be compliant 
If you want to sell on this platform you need to supply a chromatogram - there are literally threads about the lack of any pure D8 in the whole industry.
Should be doable but I’d agree that 85% D8 from isolate is probably 10–15% D9 or worse, unknowns which can include some nasty compounds.
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I’m sorry to break it to you but that is false. You are using a lab that can not properly separate d8 from d9, they also openly told you that there was a shoulder which isnt considered d8. What is that shoulder? Wanna bet its d9?
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Just had to
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You mean it’s 15% d9. Got it
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Bump on the d8