We approach our terpene isolates a bit differently than our competitors. Instead of getting hung up on percentages and purity, we source and refine our isolated terpenes by how they smell and how they taste while still satisfying every regulatory and safety threshold.

We’re going to assume that, if you’re reading this, you’re likely a product manufacturer or somebody who cares about the experience of their consumers. You’re probably not purchasing isolated terpenes for the sake of calibrating extremely expensive scientific equipment. So what truly matters is how these terps are perceived from a finished-product standpoint while still passing every state’s strict safety & regulatory standards. It’s all about the flavor, aroma, and experience.

For example, we’ve sourced isolates that are greater than 98% pure and they taste fundamentally wrong. Just because an isolate has a higher purity percentage, it doesn’t mean that it’s a better product or that it tastes/smells good.

We believe that people want a consistent, reliable, and high-quality experience. So we source and refine our terpenes with that in mind every single time. Does the end consumer care that your Valencene has a purity of 99% or are they more concerned with how it tastes?

It should also be noted that we use these isolated terpenes in our own products. These are the exact same terps we use to make our blends. We’re not selling anything we don’t completely believe in or wouldn’t use ourselves. This is the good stuff.

It’s other aromatic compounds such as esters, aldehydes, ketones, and alcohols. These are common (not scary) secondary metabolites found within the original plant.

Yup, all of our Terpene Isolates are food grade. Every single botanical product we make uses only food grade ingredients.

For making products! All of our products are intended to be sold to businesses looking to make products.

They are not intended to be ingested on their own. In fact, they can be downright unpleasant if you try to consume these undiluted. Don’t say we didn’t warn ya’.