For years, much of the conversation around cannabis quality has focused on what goes into the product: potency, pesticides, solvents, microbial contamination, terpene profiles, and certificates of analysis. That scrutiny is necessary, but it stops one step too soon. Cannabis is burned in a pipe, heated inside a vaporizer cartridge, exposed to a high-temperature surface…
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Cannabis brands often approve a cartridge sample and then place a production order based solely on the product description. That shortcut leaves the filling partner, packaging team, and vape supplier to resolve important details after the purchase order has been submitted. A “controlled specification packet” must include formulation, critical dimensions, closure process, materials, lot records, and change rules, all decided on before the production clock starts.
After years of uncertainty, cannabis companies are looking toward a new future.
New peer-reviewed research from Abstrax found that lower extraction temperatures reduce wax-derived compounds without compromising cannabinoids or terpenes, potentially producing cleaner cannabis concentrates.
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Setting the stage for the future of healthcare
Advocates push forward as the industry prepares for what comes next
The state continues to burden it’s operators.
As cannabinoids move into healthcare and medical applications, suppliers must deliver more than potency, purity, and a certificate of analysis.
