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Cannabis Extraction & Processing

Cannabis Concentrates Don’t Get Consumers Any Higher, Study Finds

The researchers aren’t sure exactly how those who used the concentrates could have such high THC levels without incurring greater intoxication, but they suspect a tolerance may have been built up.

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CBD Oil Product Recalled Due to High Lead Levels, FDA Announces

According to a Florida state department, a sample of a Kore Organic Watermelon CBD oil tincture, produced by Summitt Labs, contained 4.7 parts per million of lead.

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What to Avoid When Setting up a Cannabis Processing Facility

Analytical Cannabis speaks to Kellan Finney of Eighth Revolution to find out how not to set up a cannabis processing facility.

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Cannabis and Hemp Extraction: Choosing a Process, Navigating Regulation

Choosing the right cannabis or hemp extraction method can be a complicated decision. To help inform it, Analytical Cannabis spoke to two extractors about what to prioritize.

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How to Make High Quality CBD Distillate

From potent THC vapor pens to CBD tinctures, the distillation process is a key step in creating some of the most desired products in the industry. But how is it done?

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Cataloguing Cannabis Chemistry’s Hidden Figures: A Q&A With Jerry King

Speaking to Analytical Cannabis, Dr Jerry King detailed his new research project to catalogue and determine the crucial cannabis chemical data the industry has been missing.

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Getting a Successful Start in Hemp Extraction

As the hemp industry takes strong roots in the US, Analytical Cannabis takes a look at the most important considerations for a successful start in hemp extraction.

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Cannabis Waste Management: What Do Companies Need to Know?

Crop trimmings, discarded extraction chemicals, trashed testing samples, these are the pieces of debris the cannabis industry leaves behind. And if not properly disposed of, their chemical residues could pose serious environmental risks to nearby surroundings. So what can be done?

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