You will need
to consider the following factors.
Formulation
Terpenes are
available in isolated and premixed form. Isolates are perfect for advanced
producers because blends and formulation options are endless. With proper
R&D, custom terpenes blend suitable for effects and flavours can be
created.
Premixed
solutions are proven formula and suitable for a start up business who cannot
afford R&D hours. Slowly, they can use isolated forms to create custom
blends.
Dosing
Terpene dosage
for profiles, blends, and isolated need extra care. Highly pure aromatic
molecules are class-III hazardous material. They are volatile and flammable in
high concentrations. If you want to get more
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Therefore,
dilute them to a safer level, before using. Each terpene has different dosing
range. In addition, it differs when blending multiple terpenes. Each mixture is
based on your purpose. Are you aiming for effect or flavour? Use adjustable
pipette and start small.
Safety
When you work
with terpenes wear gloves, eye protection, avoid smoking, have fire
extinguisher and eyewash station nearby as well as proper ventilation.
Reasons to add terpenes
Effects
Research has
reported that terpenes offer medicinal benefits and aromas making the overall
impact synergistic. For example, with two different kinds of cannabis having
equal THC you can gain energetic and sedative effects because of the different
types of terpenes in each plant’s profile.
Flavours
Besides
healing effects, terpenes also offer varied flavours. Some extraction methods
destroy the presence of terpenes. You
can buy isolated terpenes to add flavours or enhance an existing one. You get
to choose flavours ranging from sweet to sour to woody.
In nature,
there are more than 30,000 terpenes extracted from plants like mint, basil,
rosemary and cannabis. Cannabis derived terpenes are heavily concentrated.
However, cannabis product producers can obtain terpenes from other plants to
enhance flavours of their pre-established potent product without any hindrance
to its originality.
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