What can you do with vaped weed?

make edibles/tinctures.

 

Edibles are certainly a possibility

There is definitely some potency left behind in your post-vaped material, so save every little bit you have for making oil.

Your material has been activated/decarbed, but cannabis glandular material is notoriously difficult for the body to digest and absorb, all on its own, even when activated, even when sticky and gooey, or in the form of a concentrate.
Just skip the decarb-steps included in the link below, and move on to the oil making portion of the process.


The below will help you to make your oil, and it may give you some inspiration....



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BadKat's Highly Activated & Bioavailable, Med-Grade Canna Oil

To learn how to make this (or your trimmings...)





Into, this...




See the link below:

(First Page, contains detailed information on decarboxylation, or cannabinoid conversion..
decarboxylation is the process of activating your cannabinoids 'potency' by removing the
carboxyl group in the form of carbon dioxide and water vapor, converting your cannabinoids
from their acid, to their more potent delta forms):

Photo Tutorial: Highly Activated Med Grade Bioavailable Canna & Hash Oil, Edibles, Drinkables and more...


The best oils, produce little to no odor during processing, if sealed properly and heated and cooled correctly. You can easily put it in any boxed brownie mix... be sure to read the final paragraph for detailed dosage information.


The above link also contains recipes for....




BadKat's Highly Activated & Bioavailable, Med-Grade Hash Oil (same as capsule recipe, oil can also be used for cooking)

Med-Grade Hash Oil







BadKat's CannaPharm: Edibles, Drinkables, and more...


Med-Grade Hash Capsules





Med-Grade Capsules w/out Lecithin





Minimalist Canna Capsules





Sloppy" MacGyver-esque Capsules





Chocolate Covered Canna-BOMBS





UV GLOWING Hash or Canna Candies





Raspberry Hashy Mudslides





No Bakes That Get You Baked





Herbed Chicken & Biscuits





Spicy Coconut Chicken -'Tom Kha'- Thai Hash Soup





'Fair Dinkum' Hashy Aussie Meat Pie





Chocolate & Almond Hash Ice Cream





Herbed Salmon & Buttery Bud Buns





Easy Citrus Acid Extraction/Infusion




UV/Glowing Strawberry Mango POW Right in the Kisser





Smokin' Hot Ham





Canna-Bread w/ Herbed Ranch Dessing





Potzza's, aka Canna-Pizza





Hash Infused Sirloin Steak with Chips & Gravy





Chocolate Canna-Cookies & Hashy Space Truffles





'Pot'ato Salad





Canna-S'mores





Hash Blondies (Cookies)





Chicken Pot Pie





Raspberry ~Hashy~ FauxJito's





Glycerin Tincture





"Baked" Chicken Dinner





Canna-Cheesecake





Peanut Brittle





-Canna Gummies- Non-Vegan & Vegan





-Canna Candy Apples!-





-Canna Infused Beef & Chicken Jerk-




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Quick, discreet, **All-In-OneRecipe** (starts with herb, and finishes with an edible):


-"Kat Crackers"- Canna Quickie ~Fudge~ Cookie Sandwich

 

yo easiest thing to do....
put it in a bowl and cover it with olive oil and put aluminum foil over the bowl, put it in the oven at 350 F for 25 min. Strain out the vaped weed and you're all set. I usually mix it into smoothies, once I used it to make grilled cheese.

 

Or just as easily, you can use a quality oil source with more saturated fat, and a higher ratio of small and medium-chain triglycerides, for better portal vein absorption and liver conversion, and ultimately an enormous increase in potency... enough of an increase to give you multiple doses. If processed gently, for long enough (220 f for 1.5 - 2 hours), you can triple (or more) the number of doses you get, from the same amount of material, versus the results achieved using lesser processing methods.
Just as much effort on the makers part, with vastly-improved results


That's the basic 'gist' of the oil recipe I linked above... it's very easy! No reason to cut corners, and lose potency, when it is already so simple

 

Alright cool, good to know, but what do you mean by processed gently at 220 F for 1.5-2 hrs? Oven...pan on stove...

 

If you'd like to know more, just click the first link I gave. It leads to a stickied thread in the edibles section, with photo tutorials, devoted to edibles and medical-grade oil processing. We generally use the oven.

Many members in the thread have mentioned that, since they've started making their own oils, they no longer bother with their local dispensary or clinic's edibles, because even when the clinic edibles are 'loaded with potency', they are ineffective compared to making their own oils at home, using less material.


A lot of professionals are still cutting corners these days, so it's not that uncommon, and when it happens at home certainly it's nothing to be embarrassed about On one hand it's often due to inexperience, which is at least understandable, but on the other hand, 'professionals' often do this to keep profits and prices high, and have their customers buying more meds than they really need.
This practice, perpetuates the myth that you need to eat more cannabis than you'd usually smoke, to achieve the same effect, which isn't the case... except, when the cannabis isn't processed well enough. Processed correctly, edible cannabis can be MUCH more powerful than smoking the same amount!


The reason professionals can get away with this intentionally and accidentally, or the reason lesser-techniques continue to be passed on even in the medical community, is because poorly made edibles can still test high in terms of potency, when put under liquid or gas chromatography.
If the majority of the potency present, is not bioavailable, and it can not be absorbed by the body, then it may as well not be there at all for all the good it does, because it simply goes 'in one end, and out the other'. Potency analysis only show the contents of an edible, but not how well those contents, will be absorbed.


Sorry about that..... I went off topic just a little.