Again, don’t try this without this setup
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Also, you need these things
And a set of steel toe boots with bungee quick release laces imo
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We aren’t all idiots/wooks you know.
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I think there’s a similar concern that could be compared to garage meth labs. Despite the fact there are qualified people here that can utilize the information, there’s a concern that unqualified people will use the information to unintentionally harm themselves or others.
Especially with the recent tragedy in mind, even qualified people can be involved in accidents with this stuff.
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@trust_level_4 can we split this out for @eyeworm. No need to have our side conversations cluttering up their sales thread
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Just keep the safety info please
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Gorgeous, tried a cart sample. Theres nothing else like that on the market, you guys are masters
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I want one!
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slide me a DM, I’ll try and get ya some samples.
Also, you and @THCA_Synthase would get along - he doesn’t fw f4200 but ya’ll are of similar power levels.
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I have seen a coa for hhc that’s at 99.99% (non racemic)
@eyeworm Im still confused by your chromatograph. …you’re saying there’s no standard(?) and showing racemic products (correct me if I’m wrong)
The cleanup is super important and testing for every possible contaminant and byproduct is a must
There is not a standard publicly available - that is beyond my control. Once the standard is publicly available, I’d love to get further testing done. The product does contain both enantiomers, same with just about any HHC on the market. That’s why everyone who DOES have access to the standard has a mixture of R and S isomers. I have not cone across enantiopure HHC out in the wild, but good on you if you have. That’s really cool.
I’m unclear on what you’re asking or inferring about the “cleanup” of our product. Is the insinuation that it’s unclean because it contains both enantiomers? Then all the HHC on the market is unclean by those standards.
I hope this answered your inquiry. If you’re interested in making a purchase, slide a DM.
There’s where the problem is.
And that needs cleaned up before consumption. Partially hydrogenated by products are dangerous
They shouldn’t.
Again, I have seen a coa for 99.99%
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If you have some process insight in enantiopure hydrogenation or hydrogenation in general, pray tell.
Again, this is a SALES post. I’ve been extremely transparent about our product, I’ve posted redundant analytics, and I’ve taken time for every single inquiry I’ve received.
It’s a little unclear why youre calling out my product for containing two isomers when all the product on the market contain two isomers (aside from this COA that you’ve seen, apparently). Our product distribution is identical to what is put out by Colorado - which is why I included PDA data so that someone as discerning as you could see this for yourself. I truly don’t know what your goal here is.
Its clear that you feel that there’s something wrong about products being sold that aren’t enantiopure, but that’s where the industry is with this product. Be the change you wanna see I guess? Do the chemistry and make some sort of improvement?
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More analytics are needed
Also, if you’re selling a product that is less than half of the molecule you are labeling it as, and your coa doesn’t show that it’s even that, then I would reconsider selling the product in general.
Just because others are also releasing unknown substances for people to vape doesn’t mean it’s ethical.
There are better processes and catalysts than what you are using.
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Great, thanks.
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You should go post on every single other sales post on this forum too.
Why single out @eyeworm thats no fun.
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Did capsux start another alt?
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I didn’t mean to. Sorry to poo poo on his product. Not completely intentional but just a reaction to analytics and that people are okay with that being a standard.
I’m a scientist. It’s about safety
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Don’t worry, no one takes you seriously.
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Let’s see this 99.9 % COA? You are just throwing shade and backhanded comments about a process you know nothing about or have seen ran.
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