Drue Bleam
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That's a lie. It's a technology used in other areas of scientific research, but it isn't steam distillation. It's definitely pharmaceutical grade. I wouldn't doubt that big pharma had a hand in inventing this technology. When I was just looking at my research again, the first mention I can find of this method in any reference material is 2005. What the clear people use is a new and improved version and has only been in existence for a couple of years. It incorporates another element of physics into the equation of the method.
Hopefully that's enòugh clues. I don't want to be the one to blow the secret. I'm surprised it has lasted this long. But, once it's out, people will see why only a few people have the ability to make it.
I heard equipment used for packaging makeup was used in the early co2 extraction processes with the psi going up over 3000(if i remember correct), so it's not surprising that someone with a background in chemistry was able to tweek the process in some other way to make 'clear'. I heard those setups were going for 30,000 when people first heard about them, so it makes sense that only certain people have access to it. Apparently it's the same equipment you can use to extract chemicals for explosives? I could have misunderstood what I heard.