Switzerland
The formulation is Swiss. That is where the recipe, the ratio and the standard come from, and it is why the carton says so in exactly those words.
One rare cannabinoid, on its own, at a strength the plant never offers. A thousand milligrams in thirty of MCT oil, and a certificate that names everything we did not put in.
THCv is tetrahydrocannabivarin. Not THC, not CBD, but a separate molecule with a shorter carbon tail, which is why it behaves like its own thing rather than a version of something else.
The plant treats it as a rounding error. Most hemp carries a fraction of a percent, which is why you have met CBD a thousand times and this maybe never. Concentrating it to a gram in a bottle is the entire difficulty, and the entire point.
We isolate it, so nothing else rides along. The certificate for this lot reports total THC and total CBD as not detected. The other two are simply not in here.
A typical hemp flower is ninety-nine point something percent not this.
Relative abundance in hemp, drawn to scale. Illustrative of why this bottle is hard to make; not a statement of this lot's composition, which is measured below.
The pipette is graduated, so a dose is something you can see rather than count. Drag the oil, or pick a mark. The milligrams follow.
Drag the oil, or pick a mark
The four marks are the ones printed on your carton, rounded exactly as they are printed. Everything else on this panel is arithmetic from those two facts: forty drops to a millilitre, thirty millilitres in a bottle.
How much is right for you is not a question this page can answer, and not one for a product page. We publish the arithmetic, not advice.
Measured by SC Labs of California, an independent laboratory, on the lot in this bottle. Not our numbers. Theirs.
| Cannabinoid | mg |
|---|---|
| THCvTetrahydrocannabivarin | 1,068.3 |
| CBDVCannabidivarin | 5.1 |
| Total THCTetrahydrocannabinol | ND |
| Total CBDCannabidiol | ND |
ND is the laboratory's own notation for not detected: the analyte was looked for and was not there above the reporting limit. The dashes above are drawn at zero on the same baseline as the bars, so the two empty lanes read as measurements rather than as missing rows.
99.5% is the one you came for.
| THCv | 1,068.3 mg |
| CBDV, carried through | 5.1 mg |
The two figures sum to 1,073.4 mg of cannabinoid content, of which THCv is 99.53 %. CBDV is not added; it comes along from the same plant material and the certificate reports it rather than rounding it away.
The oil everything is dissolved in, pressed from coconut. It is what makes a dropper possible: the isolate on its own is a crystal, and you cannot measure a crystal by the drop.
The rare one, refined until it is on its own. Isolate means the other cannabinoids have been taken out rather than left in, which is why the two lanes above read zero.
A second minor cannabinoid that travelled with it. Half a percent of the total, printed here because the certificate found it and hiding a real number is a strange way to earn trust.
A thousand milligrams is what the label promises, and the aim on each lot is to land as close to that number as the process allows. Ten per cent is the ceiling we hold ourselves to. This lot came in at six point eight, above the printed figure rather than below it, and comfortably inside that ceiling.
Screened and passed on this lot.
Ethanol not detected, well inside limit.
Screened and passed on this lot.
PCR screen, passed on this lot.
The formulation is Swiss. That is where the recipe, the ratio and the standard come from, and it is why the carton says so in exactly those words.
Blending, filling and sealing happen in the United States. We say both halves because only saying one of them would be the wrong impression.
Coconut-derived MCT oil carries it. No flavouring, no sweetener, no colour.
Good Manufacturing Practice
GMPNutritional GMP for the manufacture. Documented process, documented batch record, documented release.
Cultivation and collection
GACPGood Agricultural and Collection Practice upstream of the extraction, so the raw material has a record of its own.
Independent testing
This lotAnalysis by SC Labs, accredited to ISO/IEC 17025. On lot 313126: potency, pesticides, heavy metals, residual solvents and microbiology by PCR. This certificate carries no mycotoxin panel.
The figures in § 03 are read from the certificate for lot 313126, sample 260514M007, published in full on the SC Labs portal. The rest of the range has pages of its own: Alpine Pure, Alpine Berry and the Delta-9 gummies.
Film in production
Professor Edelweiss is the house character, and he certifies nothing. The testing is SC Labs', ISO/IEC 17025 accredited, and the certificate for this lot is the one linked in section 03. Nothing he says puts a figure on screen that is not already written on this page.
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