Alcohol For Herbalists Blog - CulinarySolvent.com
Sublingual tinctures have become a popular way to experience the therapeutic benefits of cannabis and other herbal remedies because of their fast-acting effects, ease of use, and healthy elimination of combustion (smoking) as the delivery mechanism. Unlike tinctures that are...
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When creating herbal tinctures, the choice of the base—whether alcohol, olive oil, or glycerin—plays a significant role in the final product's effectiveness, shelf life, and method of use. Each base has its unique properties and benefits, making it important to...
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By following certain recipes and steps, the cannabinoids present on cannabis flower can be concentrated into a potent, more pure form. Concentrates unlock new, healthier (no smoking) ways to consume cannabis. DIY Cannabis Concentrates from Alcohol Tinctures Making cannabis...
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RSO, or "Rick Simpson Oil", is a type of full extract concentrated cannabis oil that has gained attention for its potential therapeutic uses across a broad range of conditions and ailments. Named after Rick Simpson, a Canadian medical marijuana activist,...
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Evaporating the base solvent (ethanol) from your tincture will leave behind a potent concentrate of the botanical used to make your tincture. If working with cannabis or hemp tincture, the concentrate that is left behind will be a potent oil...
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