C2H5OH
The second is ethanol, a flammable and potentially harmful chemical, which can accumulate in your body and diminishes the potency of the cannabinoids and destabilizes the raw benefits of the CBDa, rendering it less effective. Many times CO2 extraction is touted as healthy but it also commonly uses ethanol to recapture lost phytochemicals.
CO2
Until now, there have been two main processing methods for CBD. The first is CO2, which is a combination of heat (which decarboxylates the CBDa in the plant, diminishing its potency and efficacy) and high pressure (which damages the bioassay -- or “life force” activity -- of the cannabinoids).
The Planetarie Way.
Preserves RAW form
Extracts rare cannabinoids such as CBGa, CBCa, and CBDVa
Non-destructive for plant ingredients.
Environment friendly process.
No Additives
No Harsh Chemicals
CBDa
RAW, potent CBDa,closer to the plant.
The Old way.
Loses RAW form
Destructive for plant
Creates waste products
Harsh chemicals used
CBD
Traditional processed CBD, includes harsh chemicals.