preheat vape battery can avoide such issue permanently. generally, live resin distillate brings clog issue more easily than others.
âLive resin distillateâ
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Truck Stop quickie distillate
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Heâs not wrong 99% of the live resin carts on the market are really just disty with hte added.
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Yeah but the term is and oximoron 
Ya I was just using it as an excuse to point out the shady fucks are really just slanging disty with hte
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HehâŚ
the tubes
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If anyone is rethinking this oneâŚ
Its the industry thats going down the tubes
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@Slabby if the naturally derived thc disty they use tests above 90% how is it different from decarbed diamonds? They usually suffer some degradation as well resulting in something that is usually 99% cannabinoids, but working itâs way down towards 90% THC.
Everything beyond that is in the mother liquor.
Because one is made from live resin and one is made from disty. Thatâs the difference.
Live resin diamonds never touch a still. Not even comparable unless you just count getting high. And if thatâs the case whatâs the difference between jwh 018 and thc
If there is no difference then why lie and say itâs live resin. I think we already both know the answer.
Because live resin is better and desirable compared to disty.
Thatâs like selling your badder as hash rosin. Hey itâs purged whatâs the difference
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Youâre missing my point, which is that it is not a lie. A molecule is a molecule, regardless of where it comes from. As such, the HTE is the only thing that makes live resin be live resin because itâs the only portion of the recipe that cannot be acquired from any other source.
If one person gets their 90%+ THC from material that was decarbed before being isolated via distillation, and another person gets their 90%+ THC from material he decarbs after isolating via crystallization and filtration, how are these two items actually different from each other?
If you just use CDTs and call it live resin youâd be lying, if you used cured material mixed with monos designed to mimick the losses from curing youâd be lying, but if you have HTE that comes from live resin you have the thing that makes live resin, live resin.
Iâd also stand to argue that though we arenât keeping the distillate but instead the retentate, decarboxylation is a distillation process involving the use of a âstillâ in any form. Which is ultimately irrelevant since both end products when making carts will be decarboxylated thca(redundant) and an HTE portion that will needed to be added back later.
Itâs also not comparable to selling batter as hash rosin, those two products will contain wildly different profiles and likely wax contents, but on that note if I take the sauce from a rosin jar and mix it with isolated thca, or even high purity thc(socially accepted differentiation) for the rosin cart boys, I have a rosin cart that is actually of a higher quality than the wax laden thca that came with the rosin.
Do I even need to get into how the molecule THC isnât the molecule jwh018? Iâm definitely not trying to posit a similar high. Iâm literally discussing identical natural compounds acquired through different purification processes, nothing to do with synthesis at all.
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I figured this was the reply I was going to get. Ok a molecule is a molecule. Might as well use converted d9. Whereâs the line drawn.
If thereâs no difference then why not tell people itâs distillate with live resin terps and see how that goes.
You can rationalize it all day however you want. Doesnât change the fact that people are putting lipstick on a pig and calling it live resin.
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Ah, but converted d9 isnât the same as naturally derived compounds that are simply purified using different techniques.
Show me exo-thcs in naturally derived d9, either from crystallized thca or from distilled thc.
Iâm good. We can go in circles all day.
Like I said start telling customers it actually distillate mixed with live resin terps and watch them walk away
Do you have any actual leg to stand on or just going to disagree to discuss it since your argument isnât holding up?
I could tell people I fill their carts with trash and they literally wouldnât care as long as it tastes good and looks pretty. I mean, I personally use decarbed isolate because Iâm avidly against distillation as a purification technique for cannabinoids, but that doesnât change science.
But we werenât discussing consumer impression we were discussing if itâs a lie. I still stand by it not being a lie and eagerly await some evidence to the contrary I canât refute.
Yes.
My stance is itâs shady to sell something mislabeled. Too many people are pushing bunk disty that is otherwise unsellable in carts with live resin terps calling them live resin carts but conveniently leaving out the distillate part.
Iâve had multiple people come up to me and ask âhey can you hit this and tell me if itâs live resin or distillate?â It makes a difference and youâre tripping if you think consumers donât care.
Literally the only ppl that would defend this are slanging disty with live terps so I have to assume you are? Is that why you feel so strongly about your view?
I still like you. Just think itâs shady. Like the people that needed to use thickeners and they ruined that game.
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When I used to get a clogged cart, I just used a bic lighter and passed the flame around cart. Never keeping flame in one spot to prevent hot spots. Idk that seemed to work. But shit, I havenât had a clogged cart in a couple yearsâŚâŚmaybe cause I make my own now.
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They care if it tastes good and assume if it doesnât it must not be live. My stance is its not mislabeled and youâve yet to say anything convincing as to why it would be considered as such.
Now youâre posing a different scenario involving low grade distillate(no reference to if it had hte or its quality, or terps or their source) and comparing it to high grade isolate being combined with hte only.
So how does your scenario hold up when theyâre equally crap? Got some fatty isolate from a poor extraction and you decarb it and end up with a thc that only tests at 70-80%, and letâs leave out the vague sauce/terp differences, and then youâve got some distillate that also tests at 70-80%. You think the decarbed fatty isolate is going to better or worse than the similar purity distillate?
You keep trying to change the scenario to fit your argument, I posed a pretty fair scenario you arenât willing to discuss fully.
I even agreed that anything other than HTE derived from a fresh frozen extraction would be what makes it a lie, and that people are clearly lying, just not the same people you feel are.
Also, I donât buy anything concentrate related and Iâve already mentioned I donât believe distillation has a place in the purification of cannabinoids. So, contrary to your belief that only disty slingers and cart makers would make this argument⌠people who care about misinformation also want to get the science correct.
Now I want to buy a L of disty come to mjbizcon just to hand out pods and see if anyone can tell me correctly which pods have thc and hte and which pods have thc and hte⌠oh acquired via a different purification technique.
Also what game did the thickeners ruin? The cut game? Good. I hated working with companies that wouldnât even do inhalation studies but thought to sell that shit to everyone everywhere on the basis other companies were selling it as a product(Hempcut or Honeycut or whatever comes to mind) and because, âItâs safe enough topically and orally.â Thatâs literally a quote I received from one such company I worked with when all that shit was happening.
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The distillate game. The same reason why you wonât tell people itâs actually distillate with live resin terps put in. Because nobody wants disty anymore.
Do what you gotta do to move your disty. Just know there is people out here that view this as shady. And I know Iâm not alone
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