Cannabinoid products are becoming more popular. It is essential that you understand how to package them. The product can be packaged in various ways, based on the type of product however there are some fundamental guidelines to adhere to.
What are they and what effect do they have on the body?
Cannabinoids are a family of chemical compounds that interact with the brain’s endocannabinoid system or ECS. The cannabinoids found in this plant mimic the natural cannabinoids in the human body, however, they produce different effects due to the fact that they work with receptors for cannabinoid for their effects. THC, CBD and CBN are the three cannabinoids that are found in cannabis plants. Cannabinoids are used to treat inflammation, pain, and relaxing. They haven’t yet been accepted by the FDA.
* Capsaicin is a compound found in chili peppers: Reduces itching and increases blood flow; aids with weight loss; reduces pain
* Capsicum (found in peppers of the Capsicum family) Reduces inflammation; aids digestion; helps with arthritis and Rheumatism
* Cinnamon stimulates blood flow, decreases inflammation and pain.
* Ginger: Increases circulation and eases pain/inflammation. Soothes nausea
How to package your cannabinoid product to sell
1) Label every packaging item with information about safety. This includes the ingredients of the product, the method by which it is used, and the frequency and warnings regarding side effects or negative reactions (if applicable) and expiration dates (if applicable).
2.) Include a warning symbol on your labels if you make use of alcohol, nicotine or cannabis extract.
3.) Cannabis products will not usually have the official seal of approval, but they should still meet all legal requirements for labeling.
4.) Cannabis products labeled for medical purposes should be packaged in child-proof containers, which is required by the FDA (US Food and Drug Administration). This is not the case for cannabis used in recreational use.
5) Cannabis that is to be vaporized must include instructions on how to do so safely, regardless of whether it’s meant to be smoked or vaped.
6.) Cannabis must be properly labeled to ensure the correct dosage.
7.) In the case of cannabis products that are ingested via vaping or smoking lids that are child-proof and warning labels must be used. Cannabis that is not edible does not require ingredient listing or dosage details.
8.) Cannabis products are required to have the THC content listed on the label.
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You will need packaging materials
1) Containers that are protected and can be used to store cannabis products, including capsules/tablets as well as extracted oils. ) Prerolls (contains tobacco or other psychoactive substance) edibles that contain cannabis
2.) Packaging materials need to be safe for children when it comes to cannabis products that are meant to be used in vaping or smoking for smoking or vaping, such as prerolls (contains tobacco or a psychoactive substance) or blunts (cigars that contain tobacco and other cannabinoids)
3) Packaging materials and indicators to package cannabis-related products. They are designed to be consumed in other ways such as tablets/capsules or edibles.
Packaging materials and indicators
1) Labels should be legible, clearly identifying the name of the brand or product as well as any warning labels. Labels should list all ingredients.
2) Packaging materials that aren’t child-proof need to have specific instructions on how to safely open them, whether it is through pulling the cap open, turning the cap over, pulling off a tab, etc
3) Childproof packaging materials should be clearly labeled with instructions on how to open them, for example by twisting the top, pushing it open, or pulling off a tab.
4) packaging materials that are not child-proof should be listed with their THC content.
Tips for packing your extract of cannabidiol
1) Place the bottle at the base of the container. The best place to keep them is in a dark, cool space like a pantry, or in a closet. Make sure you label the container with “Cannabinoid Extracts” and include the ingredients and storage guidelines
2.) Make sure that cannabis extracts are from the reach of other substances that are flammable.
If you have pets or children, keep your valuables secure by locking your safe
If not being used store cannabis extracts in childproof packaging.
Here are some helpful tips on how you can send a product safely and securely cannabinoid-containing product
1.) Label the outside of your container with “Cannabinoid Extracts”.
2.) Do not mail it with any carrier that is combining marijuana with other substances like USPS (combines marijuana and tobacco).
3.) Make sure that the product is safely packed so that it isn’t opened in transit
4.) Fill the case or box with packing peanuts, bubble wrapping etc.
5) Do not make use of plastic bags.
6) Don’t seal the product.
7) Check to see if the seal is still in place on the packaging regardless of whether the item was shipped within the country you reside in.
8.) Check that all ingredients and labels for warnings are visible on both sides of the packaging.
9) Utilize a reputable shipping service that is insured. You can be confident that your item will not be damaged if something goes wrong.
10.) FedEx and UPS require that the package be sent via ground with signature confirmation. OnTrac is another choice, however it’s not associated with UPS.
11) You can only ship to dispensaries that are licensed in California. But, be sure you first contact your state/city to find out how they want you to ship/label the product.
12) Do not send it using a private carrier such as USPS (combines tobacco and marijuana).
13) Don’t ship via the mail if sending it across state lines.
14) If you are shipping within your own state and country, be sure to check how your state/city requires you to label or ship your product first.
