A half lb gummy. Lol sounds kind of disgusting. But certainly could work in another edible format.
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Theres a ton of variation
Coating, size and ingredients change the weight
The cubes you had and that I have are 2 to 2.2 grams no coating
If there sugar coated there 2.3 to 2.35 grams
so if a 2.2g gummy has .3% gummy… Both of your answers are 200g of gummies = 600mg of D9??
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That’s correct.
Even better if you can prove the d8 was in the biomass…
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2300 mg (2.3g) x .003 (.3%) = 6.9 mg d9 max
20000 MG x .003 = 600 mg d9 max
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i guess that aint that bad then. i can easily eat a 1/4lb of gummies per sitting.
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This is giving you a lot of trouble for some reason…
20000 * .003 = 60
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This is what sleep deprivation does to my brain lol
200000 x .003 = 600
My decimals thismorning aren’t working
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It’s .3 not .003
.3% is .003
1% = .01
.1% = .001
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Thank you for correcting my brain fart sir!
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This that grade school decimal shit we’ve smoked too much weed to remember about xD
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thats why i didnt want to do the math yet…my brain is still in retard mode…i need to wake from the fog before i break out the paper
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So anyway… 600 mg requires about 1/2 lb edible. Easily achieved. That would be supposedly legal if the THC was hemp derived. Is it legal though? Welp… Personally i would not touch that business with a ten foot pole.
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The problem is though you could eat a half p of my 2.3 g gummys at the same strength and it would do the same thing
The size of the eatable doesn’t matter if you have quantity
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That isn’t relevant to what i was saying. A half lb total edible to consume whether it’s in one big piece or a bunch of small ones.
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I’d agree they are compliant with the wording of the farm bill. Are they going to pass the test the dea came up with to determine if the d8 is “synthetic” by their standards?
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I think that’ll come down to the paper trail associated with the disty
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