Help with Rick Simpson Oil

[Texas(THC)]

Ok that makes more sense
Ya but am I mistaken or is it the same process?

Damn oil so strong it makes your tumors comment suicide that is so awesome

 

[Fadedawg]

Ok that makes more sense
Ya but am I mistaken or is it the same process?

Damn oil so strong it makes your tumors comment suicide that is so awesome

Ummmmm, not sure about your question. Could you elaborate?

 

[Texas(THC)]

I am just trying to understand the whole process. Too me it sounds like yall are doing a quick wash with naphtha, Iso, or ethanol??
If that is the case I have been killing tumors unintentionally for years lol

I was hoping for his exact recipe

 

[Texas(THC)]

You might have but im not oil pro. from my understanding you want to use %100 naptha.. not positive though.. funny you ask this becuase my mentor was just talking about how he SAVED TWO CANCER PATIENTS LIFE WITH RSO. BOTH PANCRIATIC!!! ONE HAD 36HRS TO LIVE... and that is no lie or exaggeration.
sorry to hear bout your mas. Mine has cervical cancer.. I wish you the best of luckl!
i can probably get you his recipe as well.

NW grower7 I'd appreciate it if you would post the recipe to clear up some confusion

 

[Fadedawg]

I am just trying to understand the whole process. Too me it sounds like yall are doing a quick wash with naphtha, Iso, or ethanol?? If that is the case I have been killing tumors unintentionally for years lol I was hoping for his exact recipe

No need to do a quick wash with naphtha, and I would recommend using a reagent grade of Hexane instead, but the same process works for both: The word naphtha actually only specifies a boiling point range, not what is in it. http://skunkpharmresearch.com/hexane-honey-oil-extraction-and-alchemy/ If you decide to do Iso or ethanol, then we use a frozen quick wash. If you want Rick's exact recipe, then I would google Phoenix Tears and watch his video.

 

[2Kushed]

I don't think there is anything quick wash looking about RSO. You might need a HPLC grade Hexane, always check the MSDS!