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[trailanimal]

I honestly had to google that one as I haven't met someone with that condition. Cannabinoids can certainly have adverse effects and it's about finding your right ratios/combinations and at what times of the day. Cannabinoids have biphasic properties so in low doses it will do something while in high doses it will have an opposite effect.

small doses, like homeopathy?

 

[Dmrides220]

While QCH catches up,I'll throw a few pics of some of their productsView attachment 693579View attachment 693580 View attachment 693581View attachment 693582

You vape this? I was under the impression you took it sublingually.

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[Queen City Hemp]

What is the difference other than the obvious thc level between your oil and me growing a high CBD strain and making a tincture with it?

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great question! our oil is derived from what is legally known as hemp in the US. It is a high CBD strain that falls below the legal limit of THC (0.3% on any part of the plant). So in essence, there is not much difference in the starting raw material. Although, ours needs to be cut early otherwise too much THC is formed.

Our extract is done by supercritical CO2 (high pressure and heat). It is further winterized by ethanol to separate the wax out and then the ethanol is removed. Our carrier oil is MCT or Medium Chain Triglycerides (usually composed of C6/C8/C10). These are fast acting fats that help deliver the extract in a form your body can readily absorb.

 

[Slowmo]

damn i late ...

@Queen City Hemp i have just one question... please explain full spectrum over normal cbd oil.. i have an arthric mother and a brother in law with ms

 

[Dmrides220]

great question! our oil is derived from what is legally known as hemp in the US. It is a high CBD strain that falls below the legal limit of THC (0.3% on any part of the plant). So in essence, there is not much difference in the starting raw material. Although, ours needs to be cut early otherwise too much THC is formed.

Our extract is done by supercritical CO2 (high pressure and heat). It is further winterized by ethanol to separate the wax out and then the ethanol is removed. Our carrier oil is MCT or Medium Chain Triglycerides (usually composed of C6/C8/C10). These are fast acting fats that help deliver the extract in a form your body can readily absorb.

Is it something you can take as needed or do you need to take it regularly?

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[AmberTrichome]

I honestly had to google that one as I haven't met someone with that condition. Cannabinoids can certainly have adverse effects and it's about finding your right ratios/combinations and at what times of the day. Cannabinoids have biphasic properties so in low doses it will do something while in high doses it will have an opposite effect.

Hmmm, Maybe this is something I should try, I never thought about it that way. Maybe it would help if I could dose my own ratios and find out what ratio helps me and what times like you said. Makes me consider trying it(it's just scary trying new meds with my problem, most send me in to another world basically and can get pretty horrifying)! Thank you for your knowledge. I'll be keeping you guys in mind for sure!

 

[stepside]

great question! our oil is derived from what is legally known as hemp in the US. It is a high CBD strain that falls below the legal limit of THC (0.3% on any part of the plant). So in essence, there is not much difference in the starting raw material. Although, ours needs to be cut early otherwise too much THC is formed.

Our extract is done by supercritical CO2 (high pressure and heat). It is further winterized by ethanol to separate the wax out and then the ethanol is removed. Our carrier oil is MCT or Medium Chain Triglycerides (usually composed of C6/C8/C10). These are fast acting fats that help deliver the extract in a form your body can readily absorb.

Great answer but way beyond me

 

[Queen City Hemp]

@Queen City Hemp could you give us a quick rundown of what "Full Spectrum" means...

Full spectrum is trying to capture all of the compounds naturally occurring in a raw material in one extract. Cannabis contains over 400 identified compounds and we believe they work better together to produce an effect versus separate (or an isolate). Ethanol or isopropyl is a common solvent to use for these types of extracts.

 

[tripaholic88]

Our extract is done by supercritical CO2 (high pressure and heat). It is further winterized by ethanol to separate the wax out and then the ethanol is removed. Our carrier oil is MCT or Medium Chain Triglycerides (usually composed of C6/C8/C10). These are fast acting fats that help deliver the extract in a form your body can readily absorb.

well you answered my question of what you use to do your extractions! i Love how open and Transparent you guys are with everything!
I have also noticed you provide test results from different batches of your oils correct?

 

[trailanimal]

great question! our oil is derived from what is legally known as hemp in the US. It is a high CBD strain that falls below the legal limit of THC (0.3% on any part of the plant). So in essence, there is not much difference in the starting raw material. Although, ours needs to be cut early otherwise too much THC is formed.

Our extract is done by supercritical CO2 (high pressure and heat). It is further winterized by ethanol to separate the wax out and then the ethanol is removed. Our carrier oil is MCT or Medium Chain Triglycerides (usually composed of C6/C8/C10). These are fast acting fats that help deliver the extract in a form your body can readily absorb.

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