What is CRC and CRC extracts?

CRC is a term coined by the cannabis industry; this acronym stands for color remediation chromatography. Although the name is long and scientific this practice has been utilized for decades on products you know and use every day! From your different cooking oils to your drinking water, various forms and uses of CRC filtration are being utilized by many different industries!  This is a stationary filtration process involves processing the solution to be filtered through a packed bed of filtration media. This filtration media can be of powdered or granular nature, the general filter media used for CRC ranges from different forms of clays, silicates, or carbon. The use of these filter medias will remove the color, impurities, and toxins from the solution being filtered. By utilizing this filtration method extraction labs can purify and produce clean cannabis concentrates with all grades of biomass. CRC ensures that any compounds from the biomass growing cycle are not inadvertently extracted alongside the cannabis extract. These compounds can include heavy metals, nutrients, and even pesticides; all of which are absorbed and contained in the CRC filtration media. This filtration process inherently creates a product consumers and producers alike refer to as CRC concentrate, extract, or wax. This product has a unique look in the fact it is a filtered extract and will likely have a brighter color and a unique smell in comparison to extracts that have not gone through this filtration process. If you haven’t tried a cannabis extract that has been through this filtration process, ask your budtender to see some CRC extracts on your next trip to the dispo!

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