Delta 9 Cannabis Inc. T.DN

Low expectations for a beverage

[Deltauser]

So I'm not sure it would be worthwhile for D9 to be developing it's own line of beverages anyway (remember when Fort Gary was in the picture...). I personally would not be that interested. The restrictions in Canadian cannabis law sort of keeps the utility of a beverage in check for the moment. For example, no beverage can contain caffein or alcohol. And the strength/potency of the current existing beverages and edibles is so weak that the cost/high doesn't add up. Now, if D9 needs to sell these products to gain a market place in 'alternative consumption sites' or access franchise opportunities in Ontario, then we should absolutely sell these products..... BUT I think D9 should be looking at their own edible oil that can be added to whichever product (coffee, pop, beer, hot chocolate) you choose, in whatever concentration you tolerance requires. Looking at the price and strength of the current beverages on the market, I have talked myself out of purchasing them on many occasions. Plus FYI, none of them taste very good...

[StonksOnlyGoUp]

I agree with you there, I think an oil that the customer can apply to any beverage or baked good they want is a better way to go.  What ever happened with our exclusive access to that one technology that nanosphere was developing, think that would be the exact thing you're looking for.

[Deltauser]

Good question! I blanked on Nanosphere..... 

[Blizzy420]

Nano encapsulation or emulsion technologies are not the solution to suspending cannabis in a beverage.  Their ability to properly dose the cannabis in water formulations is extremely unreliable and will be phased out over time as the cannabis industry evolves and better extraction methods are applied.   In 2021, theee are tonnes of drinks coming to market because all of the copackagers