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Reduction by evaporation won't reduce the burn, unless totally evaporated. but will reduce dosage needed to get you where you want to be. I can't tolerate sublingual so I dose in yoplait sprinkled with a little decarbed bud. That being said, I use the freezer method to strip trichomes at a ratio of 15gr. decarbed flower to 8oz, Everclear, then reduce to 4oz. And yes, store in freezer.
I would keep the tincture as is but dilute when dosing. You can mix the dose into a drink or food like Quirk with the yogurt to make the taste more palatable.
That is not my understanding, like with alcohol, the liver doesn't filter out or stop the effects of the thc, it just slows the absorption. Its true that dosing under the tongue partially bypasses the liver, this will make effects start and end more quickly. Swallowing with some food or drink will make it take longer before the effects start but they will last longer. I dont use any bud in my tinctures, they are usually made from fresh dry ice hash or my leftover disks from pressing the hash into rosin.I thought it had to be dosed under the tongue to avoid passing through the liver.
And how do you feel about constantly adding? Like let the bud sit for a few weeks and then strain and add more?
That is not my understanding, like with alcohol, the liver doesn't filter out or stop the effects of the thc, it just slows the absorption. Its true that dosing under the tongue partially bypasses the liver, this will make effects start and end more quickly. Swallowing with some food or drink will make it take longer before the effects start but they will last longer. I dont use any bud in my tinctures, they are usually made from fresh dry ice hash or my leftover disks from pressing the hash into rosin.
When you say you strained and repeated what do you mean? Also, if you are looking for another way to remove the alcohol taste you can pour the tincture into a pyrex dish and let it sit out (uncovered but somewhere dark) until all the everclear evaporates, usually a couple weeks. You will be left with a sticky sludge that that you can then mix with coconut oil and use in pretty much any recipe that calls for oil.I didn't know that. I did notice the effect was kind of fleeting.
What I did was I chopped up all my stems and some shake from some really good bud and decarboxylated it in the oven for a bit. I put it all in a mini bottle of Everclear and I let it soak for a few weeks then strained and repeated the process. It's a nice color and a great smell and a decent flavor (compared to straight Everclear lol). I also have another bottle that I started using a different bud and it's got a darker tone and not near as nice smelling.
The oil is basically just decarbed, concentrated thc. In that form it is very versatile, it can be mixed with coconut oil for cooking, it can be ingested as is or put in capsules, you use it topically undiluted or mix it in with your favorite muscle cream or balm, lots of different options. I wouldn't use stems in the tincture unless they are visibly coated in thc, in my opinion they will not contribute enough to be worth the alcohol needed to process them.I mean that I used a screen to filter out the stems and then added some fresh bud.
That sounds interesting, but I am actually not looking to do any cooking. Just wanted to make the most out of my shake and stems. Is there anything else you can do with the oil? I heard someone suggest I leave it out on a pyrex dish and then mix what's left with a little bit of honey. He told me I could coat joints in it or something. Is that what you're talking about?
Flavoring has nothing to do with the burn, its not burning flavor, high proof alcohol just burns. Put your dose into a full glass of a sugary drink like hi c and it will not burn at all, if I wasn't clear before, you can mix it in with anything you want. The more you dilute the tincture (with anything other than alcohol) the less it will burn and you will not lose any potency by doing that.Have you heard of people flavoring tinctures to help with the burn? Like I mentioned earlier someone suggested to put a green jolly rancher in to dissolve.
No need for everclear if making a tincture. Same process as ever clear use vegetable glycerine and soak for about 3 hrs and that strain and squeeze out through a coffee filterFirst timer here, and I hope that I am posting this in the right place. I am trying to make a marijuana tincture using everclear. I used a small personal bottle with some collected stems and some carboxylated bud. My problem is that the everclear stings way too much. I know that I need to let the alcohol evaporate, I am just trying to figure out the best way to do it. It's such a small amount of liquid that I am a little worried trying to put it on heat and I don't know how to judge how much has evaporated if I set it out. What would you guys suggest? I want to reduce the whole bottle by about 50%. I don't want it to be completely dry because I still want to use it with a dropper. I don't need ALL the alcohol out just enough to reduce the burn. Also I have a few more questions:
If I remove the everclear from the tincture does that mean I can no longer add to it? At what point could I no longer benefit from adding more product? Is there a point where the alcohol is ever no longer effective at breaking down and extracting the THC (sorry if I don't know the correct terms).
I was initially told to keep it in a cold dark place like a freezer to keep it from getting a bitter taste. Will leaving it out on a counter to evaporate hurt the tincture?
Someone told me to try flavoring the tincture by letting a green jolly rancher dissolve. Would this hurt anything?
again sorry if anything sounds like a silly question. This is the first time I have done anything like this and I just want to do it right. Thanks in advance for any help or advice you may have.
If I use VG and soak for 3 hours, that will give me an infusion and not an extract that I can concentrate? Is that correct?No need for everclear if making a tincture. Same process as ever clear use vegetable glycerine and soak for about 3 hrs and that strain and squeeze out through a coffee filter
No need for everclear if making a tincture. Same process as ever clear use vegetable glycerine and soak for about 3 hrs and that strain and squeeze out through a coffee filter
Vegetable glycerin is a type of alcohol made from plant sugars.Is that really a tincture though? I thought a tincture was specifically a medicine made by dissolving a drug in alcohol. Are you really left with the same product using vegetable glycerine?
Some of us are Irish and like the boozeEasy guide using VG and yes it concentrates without the need of ethanol etc and the taste is present and non of the harsher methods which are redundant. I been using this method of years. And it lasts at strenght up to a yr
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