@memberdirectoryAMA - today, starting in less than an hour. Start asking your questions NOW. Should be an awesome topic for today… Woo Hoo.
Who: Peichen Chang is the Co-Founder of tCheck What: Handheld mass spectrometery Where: The GNET private forum When: Wednesday, April 24th, 2019
This week we will be discussing handheld testing for your grow, kitchen, lab, and dispensary. With ever-tightening rules for testing cannabis, the importance of these devices is becoming clear. tCheck offers a testing solution that fits right in your pocket. This should be an interesting AMA indeed!
tCheck is a handheld spectrometer that measures the potency of your cannabis infusions. Thousands of cannabis chefs and edible manufacturers are using tCheck to standardize their cooking and production processes. The 2nd generation device also allows growers to test their plants. Learn how tCheck can help bring consistency to your operations.
Peichen Chang is the Co-Founder of tCheck and he will be hosting this week’s AMA. We are excited to have Peichen will be sharing the applications and functionality of this powerful device.
We are currently working on other liquid infusions and have received a number of requests for honey. One of the specific challenges we’ve run into is that certain liquids, such as EVOO and honey, is that they have a fairly broad spectrum of base absorbancies. One of the features that we will be rolling out in the near future is the ability to tare or zero out your baseline oil. Honey will require the feature in order for the readings to be accurate.
Our roots are in the edibles arena so there are quite a few edible makers out there using this device. Our recently introduced flower & concentrate add-on kit has been quite popular. That allows growers & extractors to measure their products as well.
So this is an attachment that works with a users existing device that allows for measuring of what exactly in flowers and concentrates? Terpenes and cannabinoids? Myco?
I am a industrial hemp farmer, specifically growing for CBD, does this product work with testing for CBD as well, and making sure that my thc levels are below the legal requirement?
Great device! Do you think it’s accurate enough (in testing potency) for laboratory testing centers or, perhaps, a dispensary to test the final products they sell? Thx.
Yes. Our team is currently working on a pesticide tester. Some of the labs we’ve spoken with have mentioned a few of the more common pesticides, including:
