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We help you figure out the strength of your extracts, oils, infusions, or tinctures.

Herb or Concentrate (g):

Weight of herb or concentrate (rosin, resin or distillate)

Actives (%):

Percentage of good stuff, typically 10%-20% in herbs, 80%+ in concentrates.

Oil (ml):

(Optional) Liquid used for infusion.

Doses:

(Optional) Number of portions from batch

4.00g

Total Actives

80.0%

Oil Potency

2000mg

Per Dose

Frequently Asked Questions

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insights. We’ve got plenty more content to guide you!

Which oil or butter should I use for infusion?

You can choose from a variety of edible oils and butters. To help you select the best option
based on your specific needs, check out this article:
Which Oil or Butter Should I Use For My Canna Infusions?

Can I use Pot by Noids to make FECO (Full Extract Canna Oil)?

Yes, absolutely! Simply follow these steps:
Decarb → Soak in food-grade ethanol → Filtration → Evaporate until FECO.
For a more detailed visual guide, take a look at our instruction video on FECO production:
[Evaporation Guide]

What is the maximum capacity of Pot by Noids?

The beaker has a maximum capacity of 250 ml (8.5 fl oz) or 25 grams (0.9 oz) of material.

What ratio of buds to oil should I use?

The ideal ratio of buds to oil depends on your desired potency. For guidance, feel free to use our
Potency Calculator:
Check the Potency Calculator

Is there oil in RSO and FECO?

No, both RSO and FECO are alcohol-based extracts, not oil-based. Learn more about the
differences here:
RSO vs FECO: The Differences