Description
Our Delta-8 Amber Distillate is perfect for:
-cartridges
-syringes
-edibles
-flower
Pure Delta-8 Distillate tested at 97.57% Delta-8 THC and federally compliant at only .1577% Delta-9 THC.
Free from pesticides, residual solvents, and heavy metals.
Available in 100g, ½ kilogram, 1 kilogram, 2 kilograms, 5 kilograms, 10 kilograms, and 10+ kilograms sizes
1 kilogram (kilo) = 1 liter (litre)
Cannabinoids
Total THC: < LOQ
Total CBD: < LOQ
THCA: <LOQ
delta 9-THC: < LOQ
delta 8-THC: 97.57%
THCV: < LOQ
THCVA: < LOQ
CBD: < LOQ
CBDA: < LOQ
CBDV: < LOQ
CBDVA: < LOQ
CBN: < LOQ
CBG: < LOQ
CBGA: < LOQ
CBC: < LOQ
Total Cannabinoids: 97.57%
What is the chemical structure of Delta-8?
It’s important to first understand the molecular differences between CBD and THC if you want to understand Delta-8. The biggest difference between the two cannabinoids is how hydrogen bonds with oxygen in CBD, but is separated into two different molecules in THC.
In Delta-8, the only chemically distinct feature between it and Delta-9 THC is the double bond of the molecule switches sides. Otherwise, the two cannabinoids are almost identical on a structural level.
Using a chromatogram, either CBD or delta-9 THC can be converted into Delta-8 THC.
How is Delta-8 THC made?
- Dissolve CBD in non-polar organic solvent
- Add acid (Lewis or Bronstead)
- Stir 100oC for 1-18 hrs
- Dry or neutralize with Sodium Bicarbonate
- Extract with a non-polar volatile solvent
- Test
What equipment is required to make Delta-8 THC Amber?
- Stirred reactor with heater and condenser
- Wiped Film Evaporator
- Preparative Chromatography
- HPLC for analytical
Additionally, to produce Delta-8 Amber at the production scale, a dedicated lab is required. All of our distillates are produced at a state-certified lab. All distillates are then tested by an independent 3rd party laboratory for purity, residual solvents, pesticides, and heavy metals.
For more information, please refer to the Certificate of Analysis (COA).
Clear vs Amber Distillate:
Color is a highly misunderstood concept about Delta-8 distillates. The color of the distillate is a result of the type of processes used in extraction. Both clear and amber distillates have the same level of quality and purity. The color is a matter of preference more than anything and may be more suitable for different types of finished products.