Is Flower Rosin Edible & Activated?

TJ baba · Feb 19, 2016

Im stoned.. Thinking about stuffing flower rosin into gel caps and eating them as pills. Would the THC be active since it was heated from the flat iron and is now a full melt solventless substance?
I think THC is heat activated someone correct me if I'm wrong

lio lacidem · Feb 20, 2016

You still have to decarb rosin to activate for eating. The small amount of time its heated does not decarb.

mr sunshine · Feb 20, 2016

Throw it in an oven before you make the pills..

Fadedawg · Feb 20, 2016

The rosin I've tested, has only been partially decarboxylated. Touch a dab to a hot nail and observe to see if it produces any fizzy CO2 bubbles.

Decarbing may increase the psychoacive effects, but the carboxylic acid forms also have medicinal properties.

https://skunkpharmresearch.com/cann...tions-applications-and-methods-of-extraction/

lio lacidem · Feb 20, 2016

http://analytical360.com/m/concentrates/484696
heres a link to some rosin test results. Most samples have lower then 10% activation.

Bugeye · Feb 22, 2016

Fadedawg said:
The rosin I've tested, has only been partially decarboxylated. Touch a dab to a hot nail and observe to see if it produces any fizzy CO2 bubbles.

Decarbing may increase the psychoacive effects, but the carboxylic acid forms also have medicinal properties.

https://skunkpharmresearch.com/cann...tions-applications-and-methods-of-extraction/

I'm curious what that decarbing chart would look like if it factored in the pressure applied in rosin extract as well as the heat. Presumably a shorter duration needed to decarb?

D_Urbmon · Feb 22, 2016

I don't think rosin is activated but I can't say for sure I have no access to testing. I eat a rosin infused coconut oil in the mornings and it has no noticeable effect. I am usually pretty sensitive to edibles they get me wrecked.

Fadedawg · Feb 23, 2016

Bugeye said:
I'm curious what that decarbing chart would look like if it factored in the pressure applied in rosin extract as well as the heat. Presumably a shorter duration needed to decarb?

I'm not seeing the mechanism in our application, by which pressure would change the rate of decarboxylation.

Fadedawg · Feb 23, 2016

D_Urbmon said:
I don't think rosin is activated but I can't say for sure I have no access to testing. I eat a rosin infused coconut oil in the mornings and it has no noticeable effect. I am usually pretty sensitive to edibles they get me wrecked.

Read the test above by LL.

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