CAT Cannabinoid Analysis Test

[mr asia]

CAT Cannabinoid Analysis Test

 

 

 

 

Toronto: 2005

 

 

 

CAT (working title) Cannabinoid Analysis Test kits are being launched in Toronto in May 2005. CAT could revolutionize the already-legal medical cannabis market in Canada.

 

 

 

CAT is a quick, easy-to-use and affordable cannabis analysis test kit that will now be available across Canada and online at www********. Not only is CAT itself inexpensive to buy, it uses only a tiny sample--100milligrams--of the cannabis (or 50mg of resin) to be analyzed, and provides a qualitative assay (report) on the presence of THC and 5 other cannabinoids: THV, CBC, CBG, CBD, and CBN. CAT also measures the amount of acids, giving an indicator of how ‘fresh’ or ‘old’ the sample is. Results are determined in under an hour. CAT also contains everything you need to determine % THC (potency). Private lab tests, if available, require larger samples, are very expensive, and results can take anywhere from a week to a month. Furthermore, private labs, lacking confidentiality obligations to their clientele, are security risks.

 

 

 

For breeders, growers, medical cannabis clubs, and consumers alike, the benefits of such a kit are immediately obvious--over and above its ease of use and affordability, CAT promotes harm reduction and the effective use of cannabis.

 

Using the CAT's analyses:

 

* breeders can test for quality control, breeding traits, and quantify results of breeding and hybridization

 

* growers can use CAT to a) measure up-to-the-minute levels of their plants to determine ideal harvest time and end product quality and quality control

 

* medical cannabis consumers and clubs can track cannabinoid content of their menu items and establish which strain can target specific symptoms for a specific member – a.k.a. strain-symptom correlation

 

 

 

CAT will be available through retail stores and online and will make its marketing debut at Toronto's Global Marijuana March at Noon on Saturday, May 7, 2005, North Park, behind the Legislature, University Avenue.

 

 

 

Cannabinoids are, simply put, therapeutic compounds found in cannabis. A variety or ‘strain’ of cannabis that, for example, controls seizure may not be a helpful strain in controlling nausea. Matching the specific strain to the specific symptom has always been elusive at best. CAT is a powerful tool in determining these relationships. There are over 60 cannabinoidal compounds known to research, and they are organized into categories or ‘classes’ called Cannabinoids, which are known mainly by their 3-letter abbreviations. There are currently hundreds of strains of cannabis commercially available.

 

 

 

Small CAT kit SRP is $**** and contains approximately 10 tests

 

Large CAT kit SRP is $**** and contains approximately 55 tests

 

 

 

Retail and Wholesale inquiries welcome

 

 

 

For more information contact info@cannabisclub.ca

 

 

 

 

 

In progress:

 

 

 

“So You Want Analyze Your Own

 

Medical Cannabis”

 

The How-To video (<a href="/CAT/CAT_how_to_Apr25.mpg>.mpg format - 100Mb)

 

 

 

 

 

!!coming soon!!

 

 

 

 

 

Step-by-Step instructions

 

1) Cannabinoid Analysis aka Fingerprint

 

2) % THC

 

 

 

 

 

How Does CAT work? What do the dots mean, maaaan?

 

or…. The Plant, Not Your Urine!!

 

 

 

 

 

Compare Your results with the “Pros”

 

 

 

 

 

SAFETY INFORMATION

 

 

 

 

 

What else can I test for??

 

 

 

 

 

TAC – en francais

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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new

 

north american debut

 

now affordable

 

medical cannabis

 

legal

 

for atp medical holders

 

easy to use

 

qualitative not quantitative

 

harm reduction

 

strain-symptom correlation

 

%thc

 

acids (freshness)

 

CBG CBD CBN CBC THC THV

 

revolutionize the medical cannabis industry

 

for growers, consumers, and breeders, medical clubs

 

quality control

 

ahead of the government

[quizywig]

is this serious?, could be an excelent product, for growers and buyers, next time some fool says yeah best you'll ever have 1 cone gear, you whip out the test and find its 2%THC, tell'em to make rope

[Luke Skywalker]

Moved to Cannabis Research.

 

Great to see someone's done this, it's something that will sell like crazy amongst the conniseurs.

 

I for one would certainly use it in breeding by only allowing those plants with a preset limit amongst seedlings. The fact that it could be done quickly and easily will make that job a lot better for those of us wishing to improve our strains through selective breeding.

 

Would be great to know if you could make a direct corelation between thc and other cannabiniod profiles and percentages of say 4th week vegetative leaf and the finished product at the end of flowering. I don't think you can, as some plants don't even begin major cannabinoid production until mid flowering, but it would be great to be able to tell if you've got a good "profile" of cannabinoids at least in the early stages of growth....

 

Thanks for that one mr asia.

[WantDaChronic]

i wonder if u can get them into australia? and if so, how much they would cost :scratchin

 

would be awesome if they are re-usuable too :smoke

[fsagertyaef]

does anyone know a website to get these from or have any more info on them price mostly

[FlowerPower]

does anyone know a website to get these from or have any more info on them price mostly

 

Cannalyze

 

looks pretty pricey though....

[Pure]

That realyl doesn't seem too bad inthe cost department , when you consider what it actually is and if it was legal to test it all in a lab how much they would charge for that

 

 

Me thinks I'll have to try it out , will probably wait a few months though untill peopel who find bugs in it have time to voice themselfs

[F420]

yea only $130-00 would be an awesome thing as long as its accurate.

I think I will wait till Pure tries it first.

[Mushaman]

Heya Pure,

just read this post and wondered if you ended up with an answer ? what an excellent idea .. takes the subjective guesswork/stonereport to a new level ... also be really interesting to compare against adverBlurb re. THC content/medical suitability etc. on some websites