Got someone trying to sell me what he calls rosin. It tastes great but the price is so low I feel like it’s got to be some type of solvent made extract that just looks rosin like. How can I know for sure?
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Hahahaha test for solvents.
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I don’t get what’s funny . Bho can get down to zero ppm. How would solvent testing rule out bho?
So if it has 0ppm solvent… It’s solventless hash right
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Lol ur probably the guy who tried to sell it to me
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Show me your solventless coa with 0 ppm
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Ahhh are u saying bho can’t get down to zero ppm?
I’m saying you should be able to know from a residual solvents test. Any tanes would be a solid sign they lied.
Alcohols as well… sans maybe small trace cleaning solvents (cleaning jars maybe)
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But if the solvents were removed to under 0 ppm then I would not be able to tell , correct?
Show me the zeros
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Huh? I’m asking a question
Have you ever seen 0 ppm from bho on a test result.
If so show me the coa please. ND is a good sign, but also understanding how they test. How far they can test. Etc.
I’ve never seen zero. ND maybe.
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So ur saying 0 ppm from bho is impossible?
I’m saying it’s only to the capabilities of the testing equipment.
LOQ is 500
Limit is 1000 for Butanes on a recent solvent test PPM.
ND ≠ 0 however.
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If it tastes great, test great, smokes great and works great what difference does it make how it’s made?
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The doesn’t answer my question
The truth is the difference… and the price
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He’s spelling it out for you with surprising patience.
Either way, you likely bought mids and have buyers remorse.
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That comment achieved nothing… and If u could read u would no I didn’t buy anything
How do you quantify difference by what measurements?