Testing
- Thread starter WHATFG
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tested for??
MOld pesticeds??
No one here buys from LP's so No worries and if they do.. I feel sorry for them.
REC PEOPLE dont care so much about clean herb it would seem from the ones buying LP shwags..Known for anyone of 30 poisons sprayed on MEDICAL HERB and RC as well..sad unknowing folks get burned hard for it to..
MOld pesticeds??
No one here buys from LP's so No worries and if they do.. I feel sorry for them.
REC PEOPLE dont care so much about clean herb it would seem from the ones buying LP shwags..Known for anyone of 30 poisons sprayed on MEDICAL HERB and RC as well..sad unknowing folks get burned hard for it to..
redi jedi
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I enquired with a few labs in my area but I got, what I believed, was 'fuck off' pricing so I didnt pursue it any further.
WHATFG
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Now why would meds patient growing their own want to test for mold or pesticides?...if that's what floats your boat have at er....since I have to spell it out for you gb, tested for the the quality of the herb....how much thc, cbd, etc etc....
well then There s nt anywhere to get that done... I think dman said there was one new one out there but thats all I heard.
I know for fact that you cant get your bloood work done to find out how muhc thc is in your system No where in Ontario anyway
OLD MOTHER SATIVA
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..there is fairly costly testing if you are med legal..
CalyxCrusher
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I could have sworn HC made mention in passing about providing testing for patients. Maybe it's wishful thinking on my part.
TheRealDman
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Laboratories licensed to conduct activities with cannabis - Canada.ca
The table below contains a list of laboratories that have a current Dealers Licence under the Narcotic Control Regulations and who are licensed to conduct activities with cannabis.
chex1111
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You can get your testing done by HC.
There is a local lab in the Kootenays just for testing THC and CBD. It doesn't cost $1700 like the bigger labs. I got three samples tested for $300.
250-505-2844 call or text Lynn of Thin line Chromotography
johny sunset
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I grabbed a kit from keystone labs at the lift expo fir $100. You prep the sample at home then mail it in and they test if fir cannabinoids and Turpines. Plan on trying it out any day now
BigHornBuds
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There’s a couple products on the market...
MyDx is not that good IMO. About 1000cdn
Purpscience(Spelling?) is new n claims to be a lot better . About 2000cdn ....
To me the price is reflecting the R&D , trying to recover some $$$ , for what it is , I don’t see it worth the asking price , I’ll wait for it to drop before testing.
MyDx is not that good IMO. About 1000cdn
Purpscience(Spelling?) is new n claims to be a lot better . About 2000cdn ....
To me the price is reflecting the R&D , trying to recover some $$$ , for what it is , I don’t see it worth the asking price , I’ll wait for it to drop before testing.
CalyxCrusher
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I was all on board with purchasing a MyDx when they first launched. Then I found out it doesn't measure your sample but compares it to samples taken from the same strain. So you wouldn't be getting an exact measurement for your particular sample of GSC let's say. Instead you get a reading of what it should test at based on what real tests have gathered. I'll have to research the second one you mentioned.
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zoic
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That is what put me off as well.
I wanted real numbers, not a best guess. I no longer care since it is about efficacy and not some arbitrary number. Beside those machines cannot measure the "entourage effect".
BigHornBuds
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Cannabis (Marijuana) Pro-Level Analysis & Potency Test Kit | Test Kit Plus
Visualize the main active ingredients of the cannabis plant parts with this Cannabinoid Analysis Tool. This cannabis test kit enables the detection and identification of six (6) of the main…
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This company makes a cannabis test , never used it but have purchased from them for a different test .
MrToad69
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Hey BHB
Interesting kit...Unfortunately, it mentions accuracy at +/- 2% accuracy.
.for the cannabinoids I looking at..thcv..that 2% margin of error is more than likely even higher than the total percentage of the total THCV I would expect in total.
But thanks none the less
Interesting kit...Unfortunately, it mentions accuracy at +/- 2% accuracy.
.for the cannabinoids I looking at..thcv..that 2% margin of error is more than likely even higher than the total percentage of the total THCV I would expect in total.
But thanks none the less
GanjaFarmerCoop
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When getting plants tested, I wouldn't worry too much about a +/- 2% accuracy.
If you have 4 plants you're going to get 4 completely different readings.
If you test 4 parts of 1 plant you're also going to see a +/- 2% change.
Best bet is to get some real colas tested so you can brag about your numbers, but don't expect it to represent the whole crop, the next crop or even the buds on a lower branch.
If you have 4 plants you're going to get 4 completely different readings.
If you test 4 parts of 1 plant you're also going to see a +/- 2% change.
Best bet is to get some real colas tested so you can brag about your numbers, but don't expect it to represent the whole crop, the next crop or even the buds on a lower branch.
MrToad69
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GFC..
Agreed there is often significant variation among a generation of plants for all cannabinoids.. Unfortunately, for someone like myself, looking for thcv...a cannabinoid that may only have 1-3% thcv to begin with,( if Im extremely lucky..) a 2% variation in overall cannabinoid profile can be significant