THC Remediation Equipment:

The majority of CBD and hemp products on the market today have higher THC levels than allowed by the 2018 Farm Bill.

National and international limits for THC percentage range from 0% to 0.3%, but the majority of products on the market list this figure in the 80% or higher range.

This can result in confiscation, product destruction orders, fines, or even imprisonment.

Existing THC removal or reduction to compliance solutions on the market today use toxic solvents, are very expensive to operate, and require highly skilled personnel. All these methods are collectively called chromatography. Removal of THC from products using existing technology is also called THC remediation.

The main problems with this is that each method introduces toxic solvents that spoil, reduce or destroy the purity of the extract, leaving a different color or odor. In addition, it is very expensive and requires the purchase of suitable cannabis equipment. The cost of the sale starts at hundreds of thousands and can scale to millions.