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much appreciated!
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With the help of some characterization/structural elucidation work from Cayman Chemical, we have confirmed our 10-OH-HHC structure as 10(S)-hydroxy-9(R)-hexahydrocannabinol and have also isolated minor quantities of its diastereomer 10(R)-hydroxy-9(S)-hexahydrocannabinol.
We are working with Cayman to make publicly available standards for these compounds. NMR and MS report and data attached below. We expect third party quantification of 8-OH-HHC to be available within the next 2-3 weeks.
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Definitely keeping en eye our out on this one for sure
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We are happy to announce that Labstat in Knoxville, KY has updated analytical methods available for the quantification of 8(S)-hydroxy-9(S)-Hexahydrocannabinol and 8(R)-hydroxy-9(R)-Hexahydrocannabinol (or 8 alpha and 8 beta OH-HHC, respectively). Attached below is a COA 96.4% combined 8-OH-HHCs.
Labstat_COA_watermarked_secured_v2.pdf (2.4 MB)
Many thanks and compliments to the Labstat staff whose rapid turnaround on updating and validating their methods to include these standards made this possible. At this time, they are the only lab performing quantification of these compounds.
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Congrats bro.
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Thanks dude, its been a long road.
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Isnt it a little odd seeing the d9thcva there ? Really happy for your team.
Its most definitely not a carboxylic acid in there. The currently suspicion is that it’s a trace amount of a 10-OH-HHC isomer that’s mimicking THCVA by retention time.
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bump.
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Can only vouch for them!
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Good looks, glad you’re enjoying the product.
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In the case of 10-OH-HHC, will there be trace amounts of THC or HHC? In countries where THC and HHC are regulated, it is important to know if these are non-detectable. I’d like to see an objective third-party report on this as well.
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