Expiry Dates on Canadian Cannabis

Here in Canada, Shoppers Drug Mart has just recently been approved as a source to order medical Cannabis through the mail. I've seen several posts recently about this and it seems SDM got the shoddy end of the stick because the packaging dates were October to December 2018 !!

What to do with this over-stock of rapidly deteriorating herb. Some say make it all into hash while others say make concentrate with it. Thing is, wouldn't regulated humidity control be an easier solution?

I won't even mention any of the manufacturers of RH control products but there are a few & honestly, humidity control IS evaporation control. I think it's soon to be an industry norm to cure and store with some kind of RH pack.

Our valuables are kept valuable by RH control after all. The Mona Lisa sits on a pillow inside a strictly kept 50%RH case. As climate issues increase, so do our humidity variances.

Thoughts?

I still can't wrap my head around why commercial ops aren't curing and keeping product at a good humidity. Some commercial stuff I've seen is so dry that they have to be selling twice as much to make the weight, wtf???

macsnax said:

I still can't wrap my head around why commercial ops aren't curing and keeping product at a good humidity. Some commercial stuff I've seen is so dry that they have to be selling twice as much to make the weight, wtf???

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Exactly. It seems they haven't gotten the message about weight = profit.

Home Grow Hype-Girl said:

Exactly. It seems they haven't gotten the message about weight = profit.

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I think some are getting it figured out, I keep hearing the term craft cannabis. That's gotta be a step up.