I’m now working with BayMedica, a very high end company that is producing food-grade CBC Oil in a cGMP facility. Although synthetic, it is bio-identical to plant based CBC. Attached, you will find a White Paper on Cannabichromene (CBC) and the significant benefits it can provide.
BayMedica has a first class management team and they really have their act together. In fact, one of their scientists worked with Novartis on the development of synthetic Insulin.
Single kilos are now at $8,000. At the present time, 20 kilos are available.
Let me know if you’d like me to send you a current COA, or if you have any questions. I’d also welcome the opportunity set up a call with the founder and CEO. You can reach me directly at 727-543-3419. Thanks!
The article you reference is over-simplified since THC and CBC actually have four stereoisomers, not just two.
This just in from the CEO of BayMedica:
The jury is still out on the natural enantiomeric ratio of CBC in cannabis:
“CBC is also a chiral cannabinoid, but it represents a rare case of a natural racemate, although the same authors reported an excess of one enantiomer in the Bedrocan variety [1,40, 111].”
Citti et al. 2020. Pitfalls in the analysis of phytocannabinoids in cannabis inflorescence.
As far as i’m aware CBC is not scheduled in any way except potentially as a “marijuana constituent” – i’m not sure there’s any issue with a synthetic version.
I think you missed the point extek was making, it’s not In relation to the how many total enatiomers the cannabinoid has but more so that we don’t know which enatiomer(s). There’s a reason why people don’t mass synthesize things that can be botanically extracted
"although the same authors reported an excess of one enantiomer in the Bedrocan variety [1,40, 111].”
Which enatiomer of cbc is that? Hopefully one that actually has its benefits…
“Safety
CBC is a non-psychotropic cannabinoid that by virtue of its presence in C.
sativa has been safely used by humans for thousands of years [8]. In addition,
CBC has been the subject of numerous animal studies with no observable
negative consequences at experimental usage levels. One older study
attempted to determine the toxicity of CBC in mice, but few adverse effects
were noted even at exposure at levels that far exceed any expected use in
consumer or animal products[13]. BayMedica prodiolTM CBC is currently
undergoing rigorous safety and toxicology studies with the purpose of
achieving a Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS) affirmation. Such
designation is critical for the safe and legal inclusion of any ingredient into a
food, beverage, or supplement.”
So, per the white paper, please don’t put this CBC in food, beverages, or supplements… yet.
Considering the category is for “hemp slanger” I don’t think synthetic cannabinoids should be counted
I’m really surprised you didn’t mention something about the safety of chiral molecules when you were bitching about the safety of thcp in my thcp thread
Cbc isn’t a naturally occuring chiral molecule
The same way that the enatiomers of thc aren’t naturally occuring
I don’t think there’s a clear rule. If level 3 verified slangers can sell hot d8 as compliant with no repercussions, I don’t see this being an issue(although I do personally see it as one)
I didn’t realize initially that CBD products were the only thing that really got verified, felt pretty misled as a newb. It’d be nice to have a click through disclaimer stating as much
OK, sure enough, I suppose this doesn’t belong in “Hemp Outlet” category. I don’t know what would be the correct category – I’m not sure one’s been made yet. And if indeed an enantiomer was produced that is not naturally found, then that would certainly call for further analysis before declaring it safe for human use. On the other hand if they are all natural enantiomers and only the ratio is different, that would be mor elike just an isolate.
everyone who sold it as a finished distillate originally on here sold it as compliant, when we all know clearly it was not. Multiple people here still sell it, just not as openly after I called out CBDokie on the practice
