CARBON CHEMISTRY – MAGSIL-PR – 5KG

$708.71

SKU: CC-MAG-SIL-5K Categories: , ,

Optimize your pesticide remediation process with the MAGSIL-PR from Carbon Chemistry, available in a 5kg package through Evolved Extraction Solutions. This specialized adsorbent is tailored for the cannabis industry, designed to target and remove pesticides from various extracts, ensuring a cleaner and safer product.

MAGSIL-PR, magnesium silicate, is highly effective at adsorbing common pesticides that can be present in cannabis extracts, including those that are difficult to eliminate through standard extraction processes. This makes it an essential component for producers who must meet stringent quality and safety standards before their products reach the market.

The 5kg package is ideal for operations of all sizes, providing enough volume to handle multiple batches while ensuring consistent and effective remediation. This size offers a practical balance between cost-effectiveness and operational efficiency, allowing for regular use without the frequent need for reordering.

Easy to integrate into existing workflows, MAGSIL-PR works well with a variety of solvent-based extraction methods. It is particularly effective in column chromatography setups, where it can be packed to achieve optimal contact with the extract, maximizing pesticide adsorption without compromising the extract's quality.

The Carbon Chemistry MAGSIL-PR - 5kg from Evolved Extraction Solutions is more than just an adsorbent; it's a crucial step towards ensuring the purity and safety of your cannabis products. It empowers your facility to produce extracts that meet legal pesticide compliance levels and consumer expectations for quality and safety.

Incorporate MAGSIL-PR into your cannabis extraction process to enhance your product's marketability and compliance with safety regulations. This investment not only aids in achieving regulatory approval but also builds consumer trust in the quality and safety of your extracts, positioning your products as top-tier in the competitive cannabis market.