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William Lanier

Scott Kevin Davis

Desiree Lanier

Matthew Moore

Will Lanier

Kei Fuchigami

Andrew Horvath

Josh Eldridge

James Hook

A cannabinoid acid beverage includes an aqueous solution having a pH of greater than 7 and at least one cannabinoid acid dissolved therein. The cannabinoid acid may include CBDA, THCA, CBGA, CBCA, or combinations thereof. A method of preparing the beverage may include heating the solution to increase the solubility of the cannabinoid acid therein.

Cannabinoid acid beverage

A method for purification and extraction of cannabinoids includes: providing a cannabis oil including phospholipids and cannabinoid acids; contacting the cannabis oil with a degumming solvent, wherein the degumming solvent and cannabis oil are substantially immiscible; and separating an aqueous phase including the degumming solvent and at least a portion of the phospholipids from an oil phase including the cannabis oil. The method may further include contacting the oil phase with an extraction solvent, where the extraction solvent and oil phase are substantially immiscible; and separating an aqueous phase including the extraction solvent and at least a portion of the cannabinoid acids from a second oil solvent phase including the oil phase and/or simply the liberated cannabinoids following acidification of the extraction solvent.

Purification and extraction of cannabinoids

A non-crystallizing blend includes cannabidiol (CBD) and cannabidiolic acid (CBDA). A method of forming a non-crystallizing blend of CBD and CBDA includes obtaining a CBD isolate including at least 80% by weight CBD, obtaining a CBDA isolate including at least 80% by weight CBDA, and combining and mixing the CBD isolate and the CBDA. A method of treating a condition includes administering a therapeutically effective amount of a non-crystallizing blend of CBD and CBDA to a patient in need thereof.

Non-crystallizing cannabidiol blends

A conduit contactor for conducting chemical reactions or chemical extractions between immiscible liquids includes a conduit having a hollow interior, a first open end, and a second open end opposite the first open end; a separator in fluid communication with and proximate the second open end; and a plurality of fibers disposed within the conduit. A total surface area of the fibers per volume of the hollow interior of the conduit is from 100 cm/cmto 490 cm/cm.

Conduit contactor and method of using the same

Napkin glove with gripping features

Glove

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