Bigtacofarmer
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I got a sample tested today and on the graph on back there is spikes for THC, CBD, and CBN. There is also two more nice sized spikes and I don't know what for, THCV? Any idea what these other spikes are?
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Medical420MI
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One is thc-a and the other is probably thc-v.
Huel Perkins
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Moar details! Was this done at a lab or some kind of home test?
Huel Perkins
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That's incorrect.
Huel Perkins
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Google it. I don't know details of them off the top of my head because I don't use them but I know they exist because I've seen them.
Huel Perkins
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What the fuck? You think I'm lying or am just making things up???
Great comeback? Were we in some sort of an argument or debate that I was unaware of? The fact is, I'm right and you're wrong.
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Great comeback? Were we in some sort of an argument or debate that I was unaware of? The fact is, I'm right and you're wrong.
http://cannalyticssupply.com/
Mindmelted
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Bigtacofarmer
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Whatever they do at G3C, 19.94 thc, .65 cbd, .22 cbn.
Rare D MI
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Bah haha. Yeah I'm sure that's accurate. More companies taking advantage of the uninformed in this industry.
Okay, I was wrong. There are home test kits. Available from a small company in Denver. The slightest human error can cause a change in results in a lab setting, anyone here think this has a remote possibility of being accurate? Lol.
Okay, I was wrong. There are home test kits. Available from a small company in Denver. The slightest human error can cause a change in results in a lab setting, anyone here think this has a remote possibility of being accurate? Lol.
lokie
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Rare D MI
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Because there are conditions that have to be maintained for a set amount of time to get an accurate reading. Popping a few drops of liquid on a sample at home will never be as close to accurate as gas or liquid chromatography in a lab. This isn't a simple yes or no pregnancy, drug test or drug purity test.
mrbungle79
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huel never claimed them to be accurate only that they exist
Dr. Greenhorn
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way to backpedal, lol. ya I think a home test can be fairly accurate
Rare D MI
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Well then you can be the one who drops $150 on the kit and trust that data. I will not. Just another company preying on the uninformed. That's the name of the game these days. Talk to some lab techs, they don't even claim to be 100% accurate due to the variables in the process. So to think that a random grower at home can get as accurate results from a $150 kit as a lab with equipment that costs tens of thousands of dollars and you need to train on, is ridiculous.
Rare D MI
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Touché. I admitted I was wrong.