CBDB
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The Butyl homolog of CBD, limited research, but believed to share some of the general properties of CBD.
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The Butyl homolog of CBD, limited research, but believed to share some of the general properties of CBD.
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The Hexyl homolog of CBD, limited research but believed to share some of the general properties of CBD.
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The Phorol homolog of CBD, possessing a 7-carbon side chain, limited research on effects.
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The varin form of CBD, occurs in trace amounts, being studied for potential benefits for anticonvulsant, nausea, and irritable bowel disease.
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The raw acid form of CBDV, found most commonly in living cannabis plants and converts to CBDV upon decarboxylation.
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A non-psychoactive minor cannabinoid, and the chemical precursor from which most other cannabinoids, being studied for a number of potential benefits.
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The raw acid form of CBG, and the chemical precursor from which most other cannabinoid acids are formed.
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The Varin homolog of CBG, and precursor to other Varin series cannabinoids.
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The raw acid form of CBGV, and the precursor to other Varin series cannabinoid acids.
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A minor cannabinoid formed through UV light exposure and oxidation, making it more common in improperly stored, or aged cannabis.
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The raw acid form of CBL and is formed from CBCA when exposed to UV Light.
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A mildly psychoactive minor cannabinoid that forms as THC degrades, some studies have found potential benefits for sleep.
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The raw acid form of CBN, which converts through decarboxylation.
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The Varin homolog of CBN, formed through the degradation of THCV.
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An official document provided by a testing lab detailing cannabinoids, terpenes, and safety data like yeast and mold or pesticides.
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The specific cannabinoid and terpene composition of a cannabis plant, which determines its chemical characteristics and effects.
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A cannabis concentrate made using supercritical carbon dioxide as the solvent, prized for its clean and precise extraction.
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Abbreviation for Certificate of Analysis, the official lab document detailing cannabinoid levels and safety testing results for a cannabis product.
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A curing method for rosin done at low temperatures to preserve terpenes and achieve a specific, often buttery consistency.
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A filtration technique used during extraction to remove color compounds and impurities, producing a lighter, cleaner concentrate.
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A broad category of cannabis extracts containing high concentrations of cannabinoids and terpenes produced through various extraction methods.
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1. Abbreviation for Color Remediation Column, a filtration technique used during extraction to produce cleaner concentrates. 2. Abbreviation for the Cannabis Regulatory Commission, the agency overseeing the New Jersey cannabis industry.
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A dry, crumbly cannabis concentrate that is easy to handle and break apart, available in both cured and live varieties.
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A cannabis concentrate made from flower that was dried and cured before processing.
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