90% D8 complaint D9 10-20 kilo orders or more. Curious to see what people are paying. We are thinking 2500-3000$ a kilo. Give or take depending on quantity.
Just curious
$2500 non-compliant singles, $3000 compliant singles. It’s getting competitive out there.
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Im seeing 4k for pure d8 ( above 97%) d9 compliment
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I sell mine at 6 to openbook.
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5k for singles
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Damnnnnnn cash money. For you 5-6k guys this is compliant D8?
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Who’s got em? Im on the market for a L.
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90% non detect d9.
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3000-3500 for 10 seems like the going rate for compliant.
I hope youre still not pushing that red d8 from the other thread
Your gonna hurt someone
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The red is from heat as i explained in the previous post. I will be making sure to put the oil in individual liter containers so this doesnt happen again. This oil was excellent , yes there was a color change but apart from that slip up everything was great.
Heating d8 up in a jar will NOT make the whole thing red like youre claiming
I know better man I’ve been doing this a LONG time
Youre not fully removing the acid all the way
You will oxidize the top layer by heating it, not the whole liter
Here’s a pic of 30 kg of d8 that’s been converted before water washing
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I really dont know what i can say when you tell me what i experienced as not happening. The 5 gallon bucket was put in a vaccum over for 14plus hours on multiple occasions. Its was never all jarred out at one time. This is exactly what happened and i watched the color changed. I have also purhased a ph meter for this next batch
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Why are you water washing after conversion? The starting distillate/isolate was gross?
To neutralize the acid
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Acid makes your disty a different color then it should be
You can get black, red, pink or rosé if acid is left in there
https://www.instagram.com/p/BmwiHq0lc46/?igshid=ksct1efztl6h
https://www.instagram.com/p/BnUdEN0l8R5/?igshid=2b0239gxm7g4
Your d8 from isolate should look like this if done right
https://www.instagram.com/p/BmEbFhxANXF/?igshid=1ptz1dwisuec6
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So you water wash to remove your acids? Gotcha. We stay clear of caustic acids.
So what type of acid are you using then? So you think using a caustic acid is unsafe?
I don’t make any claims whether it is or it isn’t. Just personal preference. If I don’t have an advanced degree, then I shouldn’t be dealing with chemicals I don’t feel safe using in my material and then selling that product. 
And since I have a option that’s all
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Ok just was curious thanks 