derb and terpy’s resin

derb and terpy’s resin

This is something that making thca has got me wondering. derb and terpy’s resin
At what point of processing and concentration does it cease being a natural product?
Coca leaves while bitter to chew are fairly mild and akin to a cup of strong coffee and crack is………..crack.
You ever wonder about that boss?

But thats all I have…!? 

What I meant was yeah, its too much isolation from the whole plant. The effects werent, for me, any where near as fun as doing less thc and more of whatever other compounds are there in the sauce I squeezed out, tho I do dig adding thca to non separated rosin to amp it up a bit.

Considering it was organic plants, squeezed into rosin, then squeezed into thca, I think I’d still call it a natural product but… yeah, limited usage in that form I think.

It’s a process that typically removes oxidized and degraded terpenes and other undesired compounds which allows for a higher purity in cannabinoid content. I find the tatse of CRC concentrates to be a bit muted, which makes sense. Out here in Colorado, all the CRC I get taste good, just not super flavorful, sorta hollow in a sense.

I rather dab CRC than shitty wax/budder/shatter that makes me gag due to a shitty cure job and nasty terps. CRC can clean that up. In Cali the trend seems to be to take garbage dabs and CRC them so it looks better but it’s still trash, which is why everyone in Cali is so anti-CRC.

We also have live CRC concentrates here as well, which is when they make live resin and then also do CRC so ideally it should be very clean and tasty but that shit is like $30-$35/g which is too much for live resin out here.

Nah, that’s “high cannbinoid full spectrum extract” which is a fancy term for a live concentrate that’s high in THCa since they do not reintroduce the liquid terps, which allows for a higher cannabinoid content. It will still have a pretty good taste from my experience, and it’s more of a dry sugar/crumble consistency, but it’s not that insane terpy hit that many look for in a live concentrate.

The stuff I was talking about is Sano Gardens “aqua live resin” and Glacier Extracts line of live extract which are all CRC.

PA medical patient here. We have a company in the program called Prime Wellness. They use this CRC Tech. It is some of the blandest, tasteless, and harsh product I have ever used. I bought 2 grams early on and will never buy it again. Their flower, that I have bought a few times, always looks ok, but then smells and tastes of chlorophyll/hay. So I can only imagine how uninspiring the flower is that they use to make the CRC Tech concentrates.
Until Prime Wellness I had not seen/had this type of product before. But it seems people are either on on side or the other when it comes to this tech in the industry. They use , Magnesol, also called, frying oil filter powder; T5 bentonite clay and silica gel in the process.
Now maybe I would trust some hippie hash artisan to do this process properly and most importantly, use FIRE flower, not poor grown/cured garbage, but I don’t trust Corporate-Canna conglomerates to do things right when it comes to their patients/customers.

In fact, in our reddit sub for med patients, 2 days ago, someone who claims to have been using only Prime Wellness concentrates(every one ive had or seen on the web is crc tech made) had posted that he/she had been diagnosed with e-cigarette or vaping product use associated lung injury, aka EVALI.

This person claims to have dabbed only PW concentrates for roughly one month, around 7 grams total i think, so it doesn’t appear to they are a heavy user, imo, to blame it on. They stated they were not using carts at all, which is normally where we have seen EVALI show up. Is the crc tech product the cause for this? Should we be vaping things that pass through silica gels, Magnesol, and t5 bentonite clay? Is the company doing something wrong in the crc tech process that’s to blame? I don’t think inhaling silica into our lungs is good, but I’m not sure I know that 100%.