
Yahoo Finance reports:
LAS VEGAS, NV–(Marketwired – Oct 20, 2016) – DigiPath Labs, a subsidiary of DigiPath, Inc. ( OTCQB : DIGP ), an independent cannabis testing lab and media firm, recently completed a successful validation of Fluid Management Systems’ (FMS) pressure liquid extractor (PLEâ) for use across four different cannabis matrices.
The extraction methods currently used in the cannabis testing industry for both cannabinoids and pesticides is labor and reagent intensive, and highly unreproducible. In contrast, FMS’s PLEâ instrument uses high pressure which can complete the extraction of cannabinoids, terpenes and pesticides in less than five minutes, with consistency, efficiency and reproducible results from sample to sample.
Cindy Orser, PhD, Chief Science Officer at Digipath Labs, commented, “One of the biggest expenses in cannabis sample processing is related to the amount of time required to homogenize, weigh, and extract each sample for the myriad of analytical tests. My interest in investigating FMS’s PLEâ was to reduce both time and reagent cost and at the same time increase consistency and reproducibility.”
Extraction technology developed for the food industry for high lipid and fat content products has not been previously applied to cannabis, and that is where FMS’s expertise and instrumentation comes into focus.
Tom Hall, VP of Marketing & Sales at FMS, located in Watertown, MA, stated, “As the innovator in extraction instrumentation for the food and environmental industry, it made sense for FMS to look for thought leaders in the cannabis testing space to evaluate our technology for use in the cannabis industry.”
“Following the application and validation of extraction protocols using the FMS PLE instrument for cannabis flower, edibles, extracts and lotions, DigiPath labs plans to begin using the FMS instrument immediately”, said Dr. Orser.
Excellent instrument for extracting edibles!
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