Cannabinoid Isolations

CBD ISOLATE 99%+ pure CBD isolate is grown and produced in the USA, making it a reliable and high-quality option. It’s bright white, odorless, and tasteless, which makes it easy to blend into various products without affecting their flavor or scent. The isolate is THC-free, ensuring no psychoactive effects, and has been third-party tested to verify its purity and potency. It is also Kosher Certified and processed in a highly controlled environment to guarantee consistency and industry-leading quality.

CBG ISOLATE 99%+ pure Cannabigerol (CBG) isolate is grown and produced in the USA, ensuring high quality and reliability. The isolate is consistently bright white, odorless, and tasteless, making it easy to incorporate into various products. It is THC-free, meaning it contains no detectable levels of THC, and has been third-party tested for purity and potency. Processed in a highly controlled environment, the isolate is refined to guarantee industry-leading consistency and quality. Additionally, it is Kosher Certified, meeting stringent dietary and processing standards.

CBN ISOLATE 98%+ pure Cannabinol (CBN) isolate is produced in the USA, with a focus on sourcing the purest input materials to create a pure crystalline isolate. All other compounds are removed to achieve this high level of purity. The production process is safe, with no use of iodine, platinum, or palladium, ensuring a clean and uncontaminated product. The isolate is processed in a highly controlled environment and refined to guarantee consistent, industry-leading purity and quality.

Cannabichromene (CBC) isolate differs from other cannabinoids in that it does not chemically crystallize into a solid or powdered form. Instead, the most concentrated form of CBC is a free-flowing oil. This characteristic means that CBC cannot be isolated as a crystalline powder like other cannabinoids such as CBD or CBG. The free-flowing oil form of CBC is still highly concentrated and can be used in various formulations, but it retains its liquid state rather than solidifying. This unique property of CBC influences how it is processed, stored, and incorporated into products, offering distinct advantages in applications requiring a liquid cannabinoid form.

CBDA isolate is the acidic, non-decarboxylated precursor to CBD, meaning it retains its natural acidic form before being converted to CBD through decarboxylation. This product is carefully produced by processing CBD biomass at low temperatures, which helps to extract and preserve the CBDA in its original state. The process is followed by further refinement and purification, ultimately resulting in a powdered isolate. This powdered form of CBDA offers a concentrated, pure version of the compound, making it suitable for various applications where the benefits of CBDA, rather than CBD, are desired.

Cannabichromene (CBC) isolate differs from other cannabinoids in that it does not chemically crystallize into a solid or powdered form. Instead, the most concentrated form of CBC is a free-flowing oil. This characteristic means that CBC cannot be isolated as a crystalline powder like other cannabinoids such as CBD or CBG. The free-flowing oil form of CBC is still highly concentrated and can be used in various formulations, but it retains its liquid state rather than solidifying. This unique property of CBC influences how it is processed, stored, and incorporated into products, offering distinct advantages in applications requiring a liquid cannabinoid form.

THCV Distillate 60% THCV distillate is derived from hemp and has been third-party tested to ensure its quality and potency. The distillate is carefully extracted to achieve a high concentration of THCV, making it an excellent choice for those looking to experience the benefits of this cannabinoid. The product is stable in both color and consistency, which ensures reliability in its use, and it is easy to incorporate into various formulations or applications due to its manageable texture.

CBDV isolate is an off-white crystallized powder, derived from CBDV-rich hemp biomass. This cannabinoid is gaining traction in the hemp market due to its unique therapeutic benefits. CBDV, like other varins, differs from its non-varin counterparts, such as CBD and THC, by having two fewer carbon atoms in its structure. This molecular difference alters how CBDV interacts with the endocannabinoid system, leading to distinct physiological effects compared to other cannabinoids. As a result, CBDV offers unique potential for various health applications, setting it apart in the cannabinoid spectrum.

Cannabicitran (CBT) is one of over 140 rare cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant and is known for being non-intoxicating. It was first discovered and isolated from Lebanese Cannabis sativa in 1974. CBT is considered an ultra-rare cannabinoid, with limited availability and research. Although there have been a few in body and in lab studies conducted, the full range of its effects and potential benefits is still largely unexplored, making it a subject of growing interest in cannabinoid research.