U have to convert gram to mg
Multiplyimg times 1000 converts it
You covert % to mg multiplied by the amount of grams
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This is very incorrect. This is assuming every gram is absolutely 100% thc which it’s not and you still wouldn’t multiply x 1000
You guys are going to confuse folks.
Math lesson 101…
If you were going to make a dozen salves… ( let’s keep to simple math )
And you wanted each salve to have 2 grams of CBD in it…
And your distillate was 90% CBD
12(cans) x 2 grams = 24 grams wanted or 24 x 1000 = 24000mg wanted
Now if you distillate was 90% pure… the correct math would be
24000mg ÷ (DEVIDED BY).90 = 26,667mg
26,667mg needed in your recipe…
If folks used your advice they’d come up short every time…
24000mg X .90 = 21,600
Common sense tells you this is wrong
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My math is sound, I just went about it a different way. That’s dudes math is off
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Way off… at that.
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Its multiplied by .9 not divided by .9
Oh my god nvm you do some what ass weird shit tonget to where you going
U have to get to one common unit. The desired goal is to calculate mg. So a conversion has to be done. What is the unknown is the %of what will be infused. Flower oil etc .
You cant use to different units of measurement
I have no clue what your argument even is at this point. Multiplying x 1000 makes no sense
I just showed my work and explained how that was wrong.
Show your crack head math, and prove me wrong!
In case you need more help.
LOL
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This would be great, if it added Mct oil in grams vs ml.
1 ml of Mct does not equal 1 gram.
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done.
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Where?
Is it in a file I can actually use to plug in the numbers?
you can download the google sheet as a .xlsx
tincture calculator (2).xlsx (5.3 KB)
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That’s bad ass, my friend. You gave it a good tweak!
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Agree, asking the analytical lab to do a matrix spike and matrix spike duplicate using your sample will at least get you some answers on how efficient their extraction of cannabinoids from your formula is.
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