99% of the delta 8 on the market is ACS compliant, there is a premium for KCA compliant. If you are selling cannabinoids you probably should understand the market a bit better.
We are one of the largest distributor of bulk ingredients in the space, we have a pretty good idea on what we are doing.
Why would there be a premium if they are both the same thing?
Is one lab group not telling the truth?
Why dosent an ACS complient sample pass at @kcalabs ?
Can you please explain to me so that I understand better?
I’m not an analytical chemist or anything… or am I?
Different testing, different methods, different results.
Both say they are right, both are ISO, both are DEA. Which one is right? Welcome to the delta 8 thc market my friend.
But in reality only 1 can be right. Right? They can’t both be right.
I have a strong suspicion that one lab is correct and the other is not.
And I would assume you know too, otherwise why would you be charging $1500 more for 1 labs COA over another?
If @kcalabs is wrong why would you even sell products with their COA’S attached?
Never said anyone was right or wrong, I am explaining it to you.
There is only 1 large company that uses KCA compliant oil in all of their production, That means the other 30-50k kgs that are produced and sold per month are tested at ACS, Green Leaf, SD Pharm labs.
Follow the money…
That is the end of my free knowledge, hope it helped 
I’m not following the money. I’m following the truth.
Still trying to figure out why an ACS COA does not pass at KCA? But i guess I’m just not following the money.
quit it with these teases.
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Flagged. You are equivalent to an equipment sales spammer at this point.
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