weve been learning about saturation in class

and solutions have a certain saturation level. example: you can only dissolve so much salt in water considering the water is at room temperature.

when i make canna oil i usually follow the nutrition facts. so for my next extraction using coconut oil it will be as followed.

saturated fats is 14g.
serving size 1 tbsp 14g.

meaning for every 14g of the oil there should be 14g of saturated fat.

i just think of it as 1g of bud contains 1g of thc (i know its probably not, but not sure)

so i would use 1g of bud for every 1g of oil.




now for my question. is this the right way to think about it? because i want to try to make the pills and maybe fit them into smaller capsules but dont want to take 3 capsules to get the effect of 1 big one.
and i dont want to use less oil and have that thought in my mind that im already saturating the fat molecules with as much thc as it can hold and not absorb the rest.



ever since ive been making brownies. consuming the thc is more soothing than smoking. its like at a different level. which i like more. almost medicinal.
i sometimes feel that the thc is still in my body for a few days even when the high wears off. still is since drug test can prove that. but not like how smoking does.
fredobox Reviewed by fredobox on . thc saturation question weve been learning about saturation in class and solutions have a certain saturation level. example: you can only dissolve so much salt in water considering the water is at room temperature. when i make canna oil i usually follow the nutrition facts. so for my next extraction using coconut oil it will be as followed. saturated fats is 14g. serving size 1 tbsp 14g. meaning for every 14g of the oil there should be 14g of saturated fat. Rating: 5