Three CanaPuff CBD vapes link to the same lab report
OG Kush, Rest and Recovery advertise up to 95% CBD. We compared all three listings and read the certificate they link to. Which sample did the lab actually test?
Cannabinoid observatory and product analysis
When is a new molecule involved, and when has only the name on the box changed? Follow the trail from the label to a laboratory report or a legal decision.
Emerging cannabinoids and the law
Which new cannabinoids are legal in Spain? Reading the schedules for HHC, H4-CBD and THCP
Spain’s official schedule names particular forms of HHC and THCP. Match label initials to the legal text and see why the finished product matters.
CBG in France and CBDV in Germany: what did each country authorise?
France listed seeds of the CBG-rich Seraly 25 hemp variety. Germany authorised a CBDV trial. Read what each decision covers and how it relates to e-liquids.
THP420, CBG9 and CB9: what did laboratories actually find?
A vape and a flower both carried the CBG9 label. Their laboratory results differed. We read the forensic findings, an EU alert and two batch reports.
CBG, CBN and CBC at CanaPuff: twelve labels, two formats
Compare CanaPuff’s four CBG and CBN liquids and eight CBN and CBC vapes. Learn what milligrams per bottle and percentages on a device actually tell you.
A closer look at CBD
CanaPuff OG Kush, Rest and Recovery: what changes between the three CBD e-liquids?
CanaPuff lists three CBD e-liquids, each with 1,500 mg in a 10 ml bottle. Compare the product descriptions, named terpenes and limits of the label data.
CanaPuff CBD cartridges and pen kits: what changes inside the box?
OG Kush, Zkittles, Rest and Recovery appear in two CBD collections. We compared eight listings, the hardware each includes and a discrepancy between languages.
CanaPuff 5% and 10% CBD oils
Two 15 ml bottles compared on the same milligrams-per-millilitre scale.