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WakeNbake - Episode #13

All 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. For this episode I talk about LabTesting, and that Gass Chromatography and High Performance Liquid Chromatography are the only real ways to test cannabis. When patients look at lab results, they don't understand the different methods of testing. To most patients they think that # is fact. That theirs a way to just test the bud, and get a # that is based on something. Like that bud will always test that high. No matter where, or by who. I don't thnk they even get that deep with it. I bet its just that they assume that's the number. no question at all. So I do want people to try and question results as much as you can. Is it a lab using a GC or an HPLC. If so are they using it by their own standards. or by a standard that other labs use. Right now no cannabis testing lab is ISO certified, but I hope once that starts happening, that can be a question we ask, too! So when a lab is constantly giving you results that are noticeably higher than another lab. You gotta wonder WTF is going on. You have to understand that with flower you dotn get a bud from one branch, that tests exactly the same as a bud from another branch. So if theris a discrepancy, you cant really blame it on the labs. But when your working with oil, its all 1 batch. Their shouldn't be a huge difference like some RSO bing in the 60s at 1 lab, and in the 80s at another lab. or CBD showing up in the sample from 1 lab, and not the other. So analitcal is our main lab now. I do like their results as far as cannabinoid profiling, moisture content, and microbial screening. How ever. I don't like that they say they do residual solvent testing. Yet they only list "butane"... they don't say if its Nbutane, IsoButane, or even list Propane. Let alone any unhealthy shit that might be in there. All I can say is don't assume some oil is clean, just because a card from anylitical says it doesn't have much butane in it.

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