Category Archives: Botanicals

Companies use broad-spectrum CBD, full-spectrum, and CBD isolate as designations for different types of cannabinoid raw materials and extracts. An isolate consists primarily of purified cannabidiol, while spectrum extracts contain several substances from the plant. The designations are not sufficient to prove the actual content of the product. That requires relevant laboratory data. This guide […]

What is Tongkat Ali? It is the common name for Eurycoma longifolia, a tropical tree from Southeast Asia. The plant is particularly associated with Malaysia, and producers primarily use the root as a botanical raw material. Therefore, the raw material is available in several forms, including dried root, root powder, and various types of extracts. […]

CBD oil percentage describes the declared concentration of CBD in a product. In Aromexperten’s 10 ml bottles, the product specifications correspond to 1000 mg CBD for 10%, 2500 mg for 25%, and 5000 mg for 50%. However, the percentage alone does not indicate how a product is manufactured or documented. This guide compares concentrations without […]

CBD Certificates of Analysis, often called COAs, show what a laboratory has examined in a specific sample. The document reports cannabinoids, analysis method, reporting limits, and the identity of the sample. The crucial part is to check which sample the certificate applies to, as a raw material analysis and an analysis of the finished product […]

A modern botanical blend with three Mitragyna species Mitra Thai is a botanical blend developed by Aromexperten. The product combines three different species within Mitragyna: Mitragyna Hirsuta, Mitragyna Diversifolia, and Mitragyna Rotundifolia. The idea behind Mitra Thai is simple: to create a modern blend with a distinct botanical character, a premium feel, and an expression […]