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Originally Posted by Tron_fdc
Yes, I am sure.
I have seen the applications, the clinics that do it, and the actual grow licenses from Health Canada allowing over 300 plants in one location.
Also, in order to create 100mg of pure THC as measured in a dosage of oil, you need to start with dry flower. 1lb of dry flower yields approx 18g (1800mg) of THC distillate that is around 70%THC that is used in the oils you buy, so if you are using 180mg of THC per day (which is not that much, I can hit that on a Saturday) that translates (roughly) into 45g/day of DRY FLOWER. I say roughly, because distillate yields are all over the map depending on the initial potency of the flower you process.
Those are REALLY rough numbers, but assuming you are using a 50/50 CBD to THC, it's not unrealistic to hit that 80g/day prescription if oils are your preferred method of delivery, and you are using distillates.
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I’m not going to question your numbers as I have no experience whatsoever making oil. However the numbers health Canada uses to control the sale of oils are significantly different. When a patient orders oils from an LP a 30ml bottle with a THC content of 25mg/ml is considered as ~6g of your prescription.(my numbers are just rough estimates) These are the guidelines doctors follow when prescribing cannabis so a 150mg/day THC dosage would equate to 1.2 grams per day on a prescription.