Free Lab Testing For Patients?

[+Malamute]

I think people understand the difference between a tincture and hash oil.

[GregS]

In the dictionary, t-pain.

Who knew?

[GregS]

the bill only mandates that edibles are to be tested, for mold and bacteria and pesticides.

 

nowhere in the bill does it require testing for cannabinoid content.

nor does the bill require testing of buds.

 

did anyone here actually even read the bill? or are you all being dense on purpose?

I guess we're just dense that way.

[+Malamute]

I guess you could say I read it...

 

:-)

[t-pain]

I think people understand the difference between a tincture and hash oil.

people or "the people" as in prosecutors, or judges?

 

in the coa, they decided that resin meant plant resin and not flower resin. things have to be explained to judges or the whole system falls apart.

[+Malamute]

Btw, I also agree that 'oil' should be considered "gaseous"(replaced) so it can be 7 grams.  But it simply isn't currently.

[+Malamute]

people or "the people" as in prosecutors, or judges?

 

in the coa, they decided that resin meant plant resin and not flower resin. things have to be explained to judges or the whole system falls apart.

 

 Um, correct?

[t-pain]

as the cannabis oil cancer treatment supposedly takes 90grams of oil over 90 days, and 90g is 3.1oz, it would be nice to have that treatment fall nearly within the limits of our act.

 

mr wants a 7 gram limit on things.

[Restorium2]

In the dictionary, t-pain.

Some of the oil I make is a liquid at room temperature. It's a liquid. It's a preparation of cannabis. 

[t-pain]

some people dont care to look up liquid in the dictionary resto

[Restorium2]

 First, I obviously don't care that people use oil,... I just do not necessarily understand it.  Making oil(generally) destroys much of what is positive from an extract.  It is not clean because of residues, even though I think people overreact to the small amount of residue that may be left(CO2 extract is the future?).  You create high amounts of CBN, destroy terpenes, flavonoids, phenols(again generally).  It is messy. It takes a long time to make and filter. Etc.

 

 Kief stores as good as anything else. It makes edibles easier than anything else. Consistant measuring is easy. It is clean. It is pure. No residues. Better retrieval of wanted substances. All IMO of course.

 

 Why do harsh extracts? Is there something in the vegetative matter you feel you need? More thorough stripping?  Just a mere preference of ingestion?

 

 And why is it kids are told oil is the only way?  What is wrong with keif? Just juicy beautiful trichomes?  :-)

 

I am not arguing 'against' anything here. I am just wondering why there is such a fad occurring over oil the last few years.  Because of e-cigarettes?

Oil works good. It stores good. It is useful or I would have nothing to do with it. Cannabis is serious stuff for me. I'm not into fads. If I'm doing something that is 'fad like' it's by accident. 

[Restorium2]

some people dont care to look up liquid in the dictionary resto

Pretty simple def.

[+Malamute]

 Is hash oil a marijuana infused product or just a marijuana product(usable)?

[+Malamute]

Oil works good. It stores good. It is useful or I would have nothing to do with it. Cannabis is serious stuff for me. I'm not into fads. If I'm doing something that is 'fad like' it's by accident. 

 

 I know resto.  But you been on the oil for a long long time.  Used to be a rare bird.

 

Now I see growers who do nothing but extract their entire crop for oil only.  I find it an interesting trend/fad.  I suppose it may stick because of the e-cig style uses and no smoking laws.

 

 That is why I am asking.

[Restorium2]

 I know resto.  But you been on the oil for a long long time.  Used to be a rare bird.

 

Now I see growers who do nothing but extract their entire crop for oil only.  I find it an interesting trend/fad.  I suppose it may stick because of the e-cig style uses and no smoking laws.

 

 That is why I am asking.

I created the fad. LOL

 

It's just very useful. Smoking, vaping, eating, topical. It's ready for anything. My cannabis specialist doctor knows that too. People are just catching up/on.

[trichcycler]

It doesn't matter with respect to oil because it is not a marijuana infused product, which is defined. It is explicitly usable marijuana under the new definition, and subject to the same limits.

 

Keeps coming up still, deserves to be repeated

[Rishirich]

Where are you based sir