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Cannabis Extraction & Processing

Where the Grass is Greener: Novel Solvents for the Environmentally Friendly Extraction of Phytocannabinoids

As the demand for cannabis analysis grows researchers search for safer, greener solvents that are less damaging to human health and the environment.

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Enhancing Methods for the Chemical Characterization of Cannabis Products

Scientists, medical professionals, and consumers alike all stand to benefit from fully characterizing the chemical composition of cannabis.

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Revealing the Potential Risks of Cannabis Dabbing

A 2017 study on the chemistry of dabbing marijuana revealed potential side effects which may be a cause for concern given the popularity of this method of consumption.

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Improving Standards in the Cannabis Supply Chain

As the industry develops there comes a need to consistently produce and test for certain characteristics, like cannabinoid and terpene profiles, in order to achieve the desired results.

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FDA Approves Drug Containing a Cannabis-derived Compound for First Time

Epidiolex contains cannabidiol (CBD) and is the first FDA-approved drug that contains a purified drug substance derived from marijuana.

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Cannabis-Infused Edibles Analysis Reveals Inaccurate, Unreliable Labeling

Lab analysis reveals how even well-known cannabis edibles brands are claiming vastly higher potencies than they are delivering in practice.

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4 Considerations for Creating Standardized Cannabis Extracts

Dosing and labeling are currently big issues for cannabis consumers and these results could help improve the quality and consistency of cannabis extracts.

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Axim Receives Patent for its Purification and Extraction Methods of THC

This first-of-its-kind process enables the company to produce cGMP-compliant, pure THC molecules to be used as the active pharmaceutical ingredient in products currently undergoing research for multiple conditions.

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Enhancing the Bioavailability of Cannabinoids

Researchers are striving to develop a full-profile, non-psychoactive cannabis extract product to help meet unmet medical needs.

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