RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:New store frontsYou're missing the point, even in your own post. " All companies have distillate pens launched". What's going to make any of them stand out from one another, outside of the form factor and a company logo? There's way more to the chemistry than you are alluding to, or maybe the case is that you're just not educated on the subject(which is fine), most people aren't. High THC distillate on it's own is almost odourless and has very little taste. The process to create it strips almost all terps out of the plant, and only by introducing them back into the mixture minus the plant matter can you get a distillate that is preferable and can stand out on it's own regardless of the Vape pen or company pushing it.
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brentkosta wrote: Morning Goober! Hope youre in a better mood today. Allow me to reply to some things here.
Distillate is not a premium product. Its a high THC product derived from a very simple extraction technique. If you were speaking of shatter then perhaps I'd agree with you.
All reputable companies have distillate pens launched now. And they are a massive hit, as we knew they would be. The only inconsistency you will ever read about on reviews with distillate is the potency in THC and the actual device. PAX seems to have the devices figured out.
APHA I mention becuase they have the same deal with PAX as Supreme does. So the comparison isnt from a market cap perspective. I would not compare the two at all. APHA is a very well run company set up to be the largest international Cannabis company in the world. Supreme is a penny stock struggling to survive.
Go0B3r wrote: They are a quality product centric company and rushing to the markets above and beyond what they are already pushing would be foolish. They would be cutting themselves off at the ankles if they don't get the chemistry right in their vapes. I do enjoy how you are always comparing us to Aphria, a stock worth billions in evaluation and full of junk under the trunk, with only $33mm in actual cannabis sales. Supreme already stated why they would be late to the market with PAX vapes, and even gave a timeline for it.
In Q2 FY2020, Supreme Cannabis completed construction on its 12,000 square foot facility in Langley, BC (the “Blissco Facility”) adding ethanol-based extraction to its existing CO2 extraction capabilities. In October 2019, Blissco received a license amendment from Health Canada, which allows for the sale of cannabis 2.0 products. With this license amendment and the capacity to produce over 7,000,000 tincture bottles annually, Blissco’s state-of-the-art extraction facility will process product for 7ACRES’ vaporizer partnership with Pax Labs, Inc. (“PAX”). Going forward, in addition to producing high quality, full spectrum oil for the Blissco brand, the Blissco Facility will use its extraction expertise to fill 7ACRES’ PAX Era vaporizer pods. The company expects to introduce 7ACRES pods for the PAX Era by the end of Q3 FY2020 this news release is barely 2 months old BK...
brentkosta wrote: Vulcan wrote:
more progress
Vulcan have you looked into the reasoning that FIRE has nothig available for 2.0? And why APHA has Pax products launched but FIRE doesnt? This is a question I'd love answered but doubtful IR will answer to that