WakeNbake - residual Solvent testing

All viewers ages 18 and up, please! This video contains the legal use of medical cannabisAll viewers ages 18 and up, please! This video contains the legal use of medical cannabis, legally protected in the state of Washington, under RCW69.51a. This video may be interpreted to be recreation use. Recreational use is legally protected in the state of Washington, under I502, for all adults, ages 21 and up. I am over 21, legally protected in the state of Washington, under RCW69.51a. This video may be interpreted to be recreation use. Recreational use is legally protected in the state of Washington, under I502, for all adults, ages 21 and up. I am over 21 I take dabs of fullmelt, while I talk about residual solvent testing.; Theirs a lot of confusion, and I was hung up in it myself. One of the first labs to do residual solvent testing, was HerbalSynergy in Denver. Later on other labs started doing it too. The problem I had when labs in my area were doing it, is that the ppm was atleast 100 times as high as the ppm of stuf you see come back from herbal synergy. After I learned about what equipment is used to test for residual hydrocarbons, I leanred that just a GC isn't going to give you a quantifiable result. So when you see something that's 300ppm, and it looks gross. Keep in mind the lab probably used a head space sampler. If it was Analitical360, SteepHill/Halent, SC labs, or NorthWestBotanical Analysis. They used a head space sampler. So you cant compare those results with results coming from herbyl synergy. IDK if canlabs tests for residuals yet. Somone let me know if they do. I know that the whole recreational oil regulations wont allow anything over 500ppm to go out.