New technology protects cannabinoids during solvent removal stage
In a study done to mitigate cannabinoid degradation during solvent removal show how FlackTek technology effectively protects cannabinoids during the solvent removal process in cannabis extracts.
Conducted by Cambium Analytica, product development and contract research and development for the food, dietary supplement and botanical industries, the study highlights a significant advancement in preserving the psychoactive and therapeutic properties of cannabinoids, which are crucial for the efficacy of cannabis products.
FlackTek’s approach substantially shortens the solvent removal time and minimizes the exposure of cannabinoids to harmful conditions that can lead to degradation. This method ensures the stability and quality of cannabinoids, providing a superior alternative to traditional vacuum ovens, which often require longer durations and can alter the cannabinoid profile adversely.
“At Cambium Analytica, our research highlights a significant advancement in preserving the psychoactive and therapeutic properties of cannabinoids, essential for the effectiveness of cannabis products,” remarked Ed Szczygiel, director of product development for Cambium Analytica. “This technology is changing the landscape of cannabis product manufacturing by ensuring that the beneficial properties of cannabinoids are not compromised during production.”
“This research underscores the effectiveness of FlackTek technology in protecting cannabinoids during the solvent-removal process,” stated Ted Reynolds, cannabis director at FlackTek. “ Our innovative approach ensures the stability and quality of the cannabinoids, offering a superior alternative to traditional vacuum ovens, which often require longer durations and risk altering the cannabinoid profile. We are proud to contribute to advancements that enhance the efficacy and quality of cannabis products.”
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