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Cannabis extracts (CEs) have surged in popularity as legalization has continued to sweep the nation. One of the most preferred methods of CE consumption is vaporization. CEs are usually made using solvents such as butane/propane, ethanol, or supercritical carbon dioxide (CO2). Recently, it’s become popular to use heat and mechanical pressure to create solventless “rosin.”…

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