TrueWash Incorporates the Process that Will Cleanse Your Cannabis
Pesticide use in agriculture is regulated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and overseen by state and local governments. Yet because the federal government still considers cannabis an illegal drug, the EPA has not approved any pesticides for use on the plant, nor has the agency provided any indication of the level of residues on cannabis products—if any—that could be considered safe.
Microbial contamination can occur throughout the supply chain that can include high concentrations of mold, bacteria, and yeast that can be harmful to consumers. Microbial and pesticide remediation in cannabis concentrates can be accomplished with various methodologies.
One of the post-harvest decontamination methods includes the process incorporated into the sealed chamber of the TrueWash where th
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA
View the proto-type system that was designed into the TRUEWASH LOCATED at the university of georgia that was developed by sanist technologies at the 55 sec mark
The system was tested at the University of Georgia, Department of Food Science & Technology under the direction of Yen-Con Hung, a world-renowned scientist and expert on food safety. The study and testing was published in the Journal of Food Science.
Germicidal UV Light and activated oxygen is fda and usda-organic approved
The TrueWash System incorporates an Advanced Sanitizing Process that visually demonstrates the degrading of a herbicide (notice bubbles) sprayed onto a strawberry shown on the left as compared to the strawberry on the right without. The video simulates herbicides and pesticides that have been documented to drift onto crops when applied to nearby and long-distance crop fields. The application method, temperature, humidity and wind velocity all play a part in determining the distance of the drift.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA @ BERKELEY
According to the Berkeley Study "organic" does not automatically mean "pesticide-free" or chemical-free."
