Selling a strain of enzymes that generates cbda at a cost of less than $100/kilo.
Molecularly induced polymers with a subscription for regeneration, our lab is constantly improving the polymers.
90%+ Conversion from cbd to cbda. Also have cbg and thc converting strains as well.
Serious offers only.
Must have high quality lab with full safety features.
Scales to any level.
Can you break down the cost of the $100/kilo? Is this just consumables? With the cost of CBD isolate over $100, I’m assuming a finished kilo of CBDa would cost more. What is the potency of the finished material? Any COAs?
Cost of cbd + sub $100/kilo how I read to achieve 90%+ cbda (equipment & consumables obviously scaling)
With separate (different quotes available) options for cbga/thca
Correct me or embellish further please.
How long til you delete this post too?
Once someone asks for any sort of proof?
Lol
XD what was deleted 
lol special privileges whaaaa
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Yeah, I’ve tested that edit and move theory… calling bs on that lol
So I’m assuming CBD is the feedstock?
Cbd, cbg, thc are the feed stocks with sops available
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Have fun all my clandestine friends 
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Thanks for dropping that link @TheWillBilly. Very cool .
Aren’t enzymatic reactions done in aqeuous systems (buffers) most of the time? How are we confronting solubility of cannabinoids? Doing the reactions extremely dilute? I don’t understand why the obvious questions aren’t being asked haha
Does this conversion have to be performed under high pressure?
yes, it’s in a supercritical extractor
I worked in a biocatalysis / enzymatic company for nearly a decade so I happen to know a little about enzyme. Usually most enzymatic reactions are running in room temperature and no high pressure required.
Yea but this is carboxylation (adding back the co2) I’m pretty much an idiot but I’d assume you need a supercritical co2 extractor seeing as the pressures will be so high to reach supercritical levels.
Some enzyme reactions can be done in organic system ,so I guess they use organic solvent instead
Most enzymes would not require high pressure and high temperature,eco friendly is the major advantage of enzymatic reactions then chemical reactions, it’s much more green . carboxylase is a type of enzyme bring CO2 to the substrate. Correct me if I’m wrong since I’m not a technician