Foreword

The goal of this section was to give you a small sampling of our capabilities.

Real-world customer applications inspired the ideas behind most of the examples.

If some of them are similar to the issues you’re facing, and you would like to discuss any aspect of them, please contact us.

While great care was given to present results and findings legibly, invariably, there may be some mistakes.

In such cases, they are mine, as are all opinions and conclusions expressed.

Thank you for reading.

Dean

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Cannabidiol (CBD) Physicochemical Stability and Shelf-life

We measured the shelf-life stability of several full-spectrum CBD oils from a leading manufacturer in the US.

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Cannabidiol (CBD) Concentrates Quality Control and Shelf-life Stability

Cannabidiol (CBD) is the second most abundant active ingredient of cannabis and is obtained from the hemp plant. CBD has gained large following due to medicinal benefits (claimed or real) without having any of the psychoactive effects of its cousin marijuana.

Because hemp is legal in most states in one form or another CBD is generally sold as a supplement.

The two most popular forms of CBD consumer products are oils and tinctures. Self-emulsifying oil in water emulsions are also gaining popularity. All forms are sold for a wide range of treatments such as anxiety, insomnia, anti-inflammation, and pain relief.