Description
One gram of CBD wax in a crumble texture, hydrocarbon free and residual solvent tested. That first claim is the specification that separates this from most of the shelf: it was not extracted with butane or propane, which changes what the solvent panel on the certificate is looking for and why a clean result means something. The result sheet is filed by lot and linked right next to the price.
What is in a gram of cbd wax
A cannabinoid figure, a texture, an extraction method and a solvent panel. All four appear rather than only the first.
- CBD wax: one gram, with the cannabinoid figure on the certificate
- Texture: crumble, dry enough that a tool does not stick to it
- Extraction: hydrocarbon free, so no butane or propane was used
- Residual solvents: tested and reported in parts per million
- Traceability: result sheet filed by lot, linked beside the price
- Price: $39 a gram, with the price per milligram printed under it
What hydrocarbon free means on cbd wax
Most solvent extracted concentrates use butane or propane, which work well and leave a residue that has to be purged out and then measured. Avoiding them means a different route, usually ethanol or carbon dioxide, which has its own trade offs in yield and in what comes through from the plant. The certificate still carries a residual solvent panel, because whatever solvent was used has to be accounted for, and a clean figure there is expected rather than impressive. The concentrate range states the extraction method on every listing.
Crumble, shatter and sauce are a texture question
Crumble is held warmer for longer during the purge and dries out, so it breaks rather than strings and nothing sticks to a tool. Shatter is purged undisturbed and sets glassy. Sauce keeps a high terpene load and runs. The same extract can become more than one of these, and the choice is about how it handles rather than what is in it. A gram of CBD wax at this texture is also the easiest of the three to crumble into flower, which is the other use it gets.
What cbd wax costs per milligram
Thirty nine dollars a gram puts this at the dearer end of the concentrate shelf, which the per milligram figure under the price makes precise once the assay is in front of you. A hydrocarbon free route costs more than a butane one, and the price reflects that rather than a quality grade in any absolute sense. That figure is printed on every listing here including the ones where it argues for something cheaper, which is the point of printing it at all.
Testing
Every lot of this CBD wax is assayed by a laboratory with no ownership tie to this company: the full cannabinoid profile, residual solvents in parts per million next to the action limits, heavy metals, pesticides and microbials. Lots under their stated potency are withdrawn from sale and the failing certificate stays published alongside the passing ones. Results are filed by lot, so a jar matches the sheet for the material actually in it.
What is published about dabbing
Almost nothing on dosing. Published studies on inhaled cannabidiol report faster appearance in blood and higher bioavailability than the oral route, with estimates varying widely between studies, devices and individuals, and the delivered amount per dab is rarely reported in milligrams. Dab temperature is an uncontrolled variable in practice. The clinical record sits on oral dosing, anchored by a prescription oral solution at 10 to 20 mg per kilogram per day. Those are descriptions of research rather than claims about this gram, and the papers are indexed at PubMed.
Unflavoured bulk material sold by weight, and nothing here suggests a quantity. Keep it cold and sealed. The certificate for the current lot is linked beside the price.

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