As far as delta 8, it is completely out of the equation. Most of the people I’ve talked to are trying partial isomerization to reduce the D9 to below 70% incidentally. The law states in plain language that the potency limit is regarding only D9, seems like a bit of a blunder to me but there’s standing to challenge a product recall if the state decides otherwise retroactively.
Now is there 70% total active or just potency? Its definitely makes a challenge to have to bit below a certain number.
I believe it includes both D9-THC and D9-THC-A. Labeling requirements only permit D9-THC (both forms), and CBD; they don’t want any other esoteric cannabinoids being used as a marketing angle.
It’s going to be tough hitting targets, I’m being hounded to make disty all day every day as soon as we get our CoO because vape carts just got amended into the program last month. I can probably use tiny amounts of celite and long residence times to get the D8 percent up, but short of that, they are convinced I can dilute with like 15% terps and get a viable product. I can see the 70% cap being thrown out though, the whole medical program has been essentially DOA from a combination of price-gouging and regulatory capture. Right now, no one’s making money (including the state), we’ll see how well that sits with legislators.
Why does everyone in the supply chain need to double up? Quit cutting carts. Maybe just quit the industry while you’re at it lol
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Actually those who cut carts may do everyone who makes uncut carts more profitable. Once the end user vapes said cut cart and is disappointed and passes his/her displeasure to many others, more biz for us.
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I run a booth sometimes and I’m directly competing with cut carts on a price basis. There is no consumer awareness for quality in the majority of the public market.
I will win in the end however.
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Exactly!!
That’s the reason dhgate sells the bs packaging, and ppl use those packages to help sell their garbage.
No booth here
No dispo exposure
Only word of mouth!
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The first thing I tell anyone interested in buying cartridges from anyone is to look on dhgate. If you can find it on dhgate 90% the cart you have is not from a licensed dispensary. Next even if the guy selling them says they are you real go to bubble check, if it moves pretty much at all it’s probably cut, and price, anything bought from a legal dispensary and sold on the black market is going to run 60-120, cheaper than that it originated on the black market.
Once they’ve determined it’s likely a black market cart it doesn’t mean you can’t smoke it, it just means you better know and trust the guy whose actually making them. Oh, and hope he is trusting the right people he gets his materials from.
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Ya its gonna be a challenge i havent made any disty under 88% thc in a long time usually mid 90’s The prices ive seen is crazy, about to disrupt that whole thing.
Ya there’s no reason to cut, unless theres a % you cant go over. Im the same as you i can off mine cheaper than the guys who are cutting 25%+ and using knockoffs. Had alot of people mad that it was only distilate and 5-7% terps and cheaper than there garbage.
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Truth, still people some act like you’re fucking them in the ass for $10
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I agree
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Liters of this are now at $300
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But I can buy a liter of vitamin e acetate for less than half that???
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Looking more and more like that is the issue with the widespread lung issues with the carts. Time will tell and I hope your not thinking about using that!
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So we have now fast forwarded 2 weeks.
You have that harmless ingredient list?
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What’s your instagram?
We are here to discuss and openly talk about Cutting Products. reach out if anyone wants to know more.
Why not openly talk right here? I think starting with an ingredient list would be beneficial for the members to insure your not potentially poisoning their clients
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Same as my handle here.
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