Yes, it’s not that different from the other similar products as far as the effects go, but in some cases it offers a practical advantage in the preparation of the concentrate itself. The particle size of the final emulsion is larger than the conventional nanoemulsions. Even then the onset times are similar. There are possibly some other products like this too, and even though it may not be completely unique, it can hold its own.
The main thing though, the reason why it’s so exciting to me, is that you don’t need any other equipment than a magnetic heated stirrer(about $200) to produce the final solution. You don’t need any knowledge of chemistry at all. All you do is mix your concentrate into the solution and as long as you stay below 6% it will maintain its water solubility. So we stay at 5% because that’s already 50mg/ml and we never have issues with its solubility in water. So, figuratively, anyone can make this solution and dive directly into beverage production. Or as we do at our dispensary, sell the drops and people can add as many mg as they want to practically any beverage or food. I mean you could just put the drops onto the bread of your sandwich and just eat your sandwich as normal. I’ve never seen a product like this before and I’m thinking that most of the people on this forum haven’t either. That’s why there’s so many layers of skepticism piling on. I hope I’ve answered your question @WeedVapes.co.uk