Stainless Steel Vape Cartridges for CBD/THC Oils

One: Where does CBD oil come from?

Cannabidiol is one of more than 100 unique “cannabinoid” compounds found in the oleoresin of the cannabis plant. The sticky resin concentrates on dense clusters of cannabis flowers, commonly called “buds,” covered in tiny mushroom-like tufts of fragrant hairs. This is where the magic happens. Fragrant tufts are special glandular structures that are rich in oily medicinal compounds, including cannabidiol, tetrahydrocannabinol (tetrahydrocannabinol), and various aromatic terpenes.
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Why does hemp produce these oily compounds? What does the resin do to the plant?
Oily trichomes protect plants from heat and UV radiation. The oil also has antifungal, antibacterial and insecticidal properties that can prevent
Stop predators. The tackiness of the resin provides another layer of insect repellency. In fact, oleoresins, which protect plant health, contain beneficial effects on human health.
beneficial ingredients. CBD is a non-toxic compound that has shown great promise in treating and controlling the symptoms of a range of diseases. So does THC, the intoxicating cousin of CBD
2. How is CBD oil made?

To make CBD oil, you must start with CBD-rich plant materials, and there are several ways to extract CBD oil from hemp, each with its own pros and cons. Some methods are safer and more effective than others. After being extracted from the plant and the solvent removed, CBD oil can be formulated into a variety of consumables, edibles, tinctures, caps, vape cartridges, topicals, beverages, and more. The purpose of extraction is to make CBD and other beneficial components of the plant, such as terpenes, in a highly concentrated form. Since cannabinoids are oily in nature, isolating CBD from the plant produces a thick, potent oil. The texture and purity of this oil is largely determined by the method in which it was extracted
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