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4. What Are Concentrates?
This week on Let’s Get Clear we dive into the intricacies of cannabis concentrates and distillates, featuring Esa Oittinen, the Director of Product at Clear Cannabis, with eight years of expertise, he sheds light on the distinction between concentrates and distillates. The idea for this episode stemmed from a listener question about the differences between concentrates and distillate
Concentrates, the concentrated versions of cannabinoids, emerge as the foundation, with distillates being the purest form. We explore the uses, advantages, and how they have become pivotal in the evolving landscape of cannabis consumption.
Esa unravels the chemistry behind the conversion of CBD to D8 THC, exposing the potential health risks associated with these products flooding the market. Providing insights into the complexities of the extraction process and the importance of quality control in the cannabis industry.
Esa shares experiences in research and product development, and the challenges of making products. The difficulties in candy making, providing listeners with a behind-the-scenes look at the meticulous work of cannabis product developers.
Personal preferences and recommendations become a focal point as Esa shares his affinity for joints and vapes. He underlines the benefits of using distillates, emphasizing their cleanliness and consistency in creating infused products. The stigma around smoking is explored, and Esa advocates for concentrates as a perceived cleaner alternative, offering consumers the ability to modulate their cannabis experience due to higher potency. Esa highlights the versatility of these products and how they cater to individuals seeking alternative methods of cannabis consumption.
In this episode, we discuss:
What are cannabis concentrates?
What is the difference between concentrates and distillates?
What are concentrates and distillates used for?
When is delta 9 THC a no, no word?
Challenges creating cannabis products
Stay tuned for upcoming episodes where we unravel the mysteries of the venture capital world, explore industry trends, and share intriguing stories of new companies. Episodes incorporate relatable topics, thought-provoking conversations, and reliable information about cannabis, self-care, product trends, travel, wellness, teens, and everything in between. The Cliintel Capital team interviews special guests who offer a unique perspective on a wide range of subjects. Join us each week for fun, new adventures in venture capital, we hope will bring joy and enrich your life.
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By Monica PinaThis week on Let’s Get Clear we dive into the intricacies of cannabis concentrates and distillates, featuring Esa Oittinen, the Director of Product at Clear Cannabis, with eight years of expertise, he sheds light on the distinction between concentrates and distillates. The idea for this episode stemmed from a listener question about the differences between concentrates and distillate
Concentrates, the concentrated versions of cannabinoids, emerge as the foundation, with distillates being the purest form. We explore the uses, advantages, and how they have become pivotal in the evolving landscape of cannabis consumption.
Esa unravels the chemistry behind the conversion of CBD to D8 THC, exposing the potential health risks associated with these products flooding the market. Providing insights into the complexities of the extraction process and the importance of quality control in the cannabis industry.
Esa shares experiences in research and product development, and the challenges of making products. The difficulties in candy making, providing listeners with a behind-the-scenes look at the meticulous work of cannabis product developers.
Personal preferences and recommendations become a focal point as Esa shares his affinity for joints and vapes. He underlines the benefits of using distillates, emphasizing their cleanliness and consistency in creating infused products. The stigma around smoking is explored, and Esa advocates for concentrates as a perceived cleaner alternative, offering consumers the ability to modulate their cannabis experience due to higher potency. Esa highlights the versatility of these products and how they cater to individuals seeking alternative methods of cannabis consumption.
In this episode, we discuss:
What are cannabis concentrates?
What is the difference between concentrates and distillates?
What are concentrates and distillates used for?
When is delta 9 THC a no, no word?
Challenges creating cannabis products
Stay tuned for upcoming episodes where we unravel the mysteries of the venture capital world, explore industry trends, and share intriguing stories of new companies. Episodes incorporate relatable topics, thought-provoking conversations, and reliable information about cannabis, self-care, product trends, travel, wellness, teens, and everything in between. The Cliintel Capital team interviews special guests who offer a unique perspective on a wide range of subjects. Join us each week for fun, new adventures in venture capital, we hope will bring joy and enrich your life.
Follow Us:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cliintel/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Cliintel/
Website: https://cliintelcapital.com/
Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cliintel
X: https://twitter.com/Cliintel