DIY Cannabis Extracts: Make Your Own Marijuana Extracts With This Simple and Easy Guide

All of this is just a regurgitation of info already read elsewhere. I was hoping for detailed instructions and recipes but didn't find it here: just links to internet resources I had already found/read previously. Luckily, this was a free download for me or I would have been a one star.

This book is one that you would use as reference opposed to simply reading all the way through. And what a great reference it is. If you are a cannabis lover like I am then you will certainly find this useful, even if you have never had designs on making extracts. There are some important things to keep in mind before taking the advice in this book, which the author was quick to point out. I am fortunate to live in a state where cannabis consumption is legal. If you aren't as fortunate, please keep your potential legal liabilities in mind. There is also a large section in the book on creating edibles. Again, the author advises treading lightly here, particularly when it comes to the amont you consume, and I couldn't agree more. The practical advice in this book is jPplust as valuable as the recipes, and I appreciated that.Overall this is a nice, concise reference without a lot of frills or fluff. I learned quite a bit.Five stars.

The author is very knowledgeable and provides all of the information anyone who wants to extract cannabis needs to know. I particularly enjoyed the chapter on edibles. There are lots of different recipes to try out. I also appreciated how the author was thorough about the elements that need to be considered to effectively extract the THC in different processes. For example, when using alcohol to extract it, it needs to be above a certain alcohol content. I have heard of using cannabis to cure and help ease symptoms of many diseases but had not heard of RSO before. I plan to pass this information along to several people in my life. Definitely a helpful book on many levels.

While the book I read did not say 'sample' I wasted an hour before at the end of asked me if I enjoyed reading the sample. To make sure go to the table of contents and click on a chapter 6 to 9. If it takes you to page 133 or 136, you have the sample with pages numbered in 3's. If it takes you to '50 of 73, you have the wrong one

Great information! However, there were several places where I was unable to picture the process being described. Adding a photo or two would have been very helpful. I did appreciate the link to the Rick Simpson webpage. Thank you for sharing.

This book more than delivered. I was expecting a how-to guide on how to make cannabis oil (which is basically all I really wanted) but this was so much more than that. There are instructions on not only how to extract oil, but also how to make things I'd never even heard of like Dash, Bubble Hash and Rick Simpson Oil. There are also recipes for edibles that sounded delicious. I found myself fascinated by this book.Learning all of these new things was so interesting to me and I can't wait to get started on making some of these edibles.

I bought this book because I thought the methodology for extracting cannabis oils could be applied to other herbs. This may be true but it looked way too complicated and expensive considering the small amounts I would need it for. Interesting though. Shows why essential oils cost so much.

Very informative! Both in instructions on how to extract & tips for storage & usage of the extract. Im excited to try what i have learned!

Ok

I’m kicking myself AGAIN! Another crap purchase on my behalf. It contains the most basic of information.The same crap info repeated.As for the one on dabs, containing Butane in an open bowl?? The size of the text is enormous,don’t worry about your reading glasses. If formatted properly it could have been contained in ten pages.

Gives you basic information on the subject. There are better books out there when it comes to this stuff.

Good read

Another great little book.