About this product

If regular 50mg edibles aren't cutting it, then Full Extract Cannabis Oil (FECO) might be right for you. This is the exact same product as many of your favorite powerful edible companies use but in its raw state. FFE expertly extracts their FECO to be clean, clear and free from chlorophyll while maintaining the integrity of the product. <br><br> Although the United States government has made it extremely difficult to conduct clinical studies on marijuana’s healing benefits, testimonies about the success of RSO treating a wide array of diseases can be found all over the internet. <br><br> Genetic Cross: Hibachi Supreme x The Menthol <br><br> Top Terpenes: b-Farnesene (5.69%) | Caryophyllene (1.23%) | Nerolidol (1.23%) | Humulene (0.60%) | a-Farnesene (0.45%) | Valencene (0.38%) <br><br> Total Terpenes: 10.42% <br><br> Top Cannabinoids: CBC (3.17%) | CBG (0.97%) | CBN (0.81%) | THCV (0.53%) <br><br> Total Cannabinoids: 79.51% <br><br> <i> Farmer's Friend Extracts' notes on their FECO2 process:</i> <br> Historically FECO (Fully Extracted Cannabis Oil) or RSO (Rick Simpson Oil) was produced using naphtha or other volatile solvents. Our innovative process uses CO2 combined with ethanol, both of which are removed from the final product. With this method our FECO2 tends to have a lighter color, higher potency of minor cannabinoids and terpenoids, and a better flavor than due to the lack of chlorophyll and presence of terpenes. The selectivity of CO2 and the efficiencies of ethanol extract the full spectrum of the bio-active compounds in cannabis without picking up unwanted compounds, like fats or chlorophyll, that are typically found in normal, ethanol extracted FECO. We provide this product at a patient-friendly price to make this incredible, potent oil accessible to everybody, especially those in need. FECO2 has THC potencies generally in the 60-80% range in order to preserve the critical minor cannabinoids CBG, CBN, CBC. <br><br> <a href=https://www.ffepdx.com/> Learn more about Farmer's Friend Extracts by following this link.</a>