Vapor-Static Extraction with Jacqueline McGrane of Boulder Creek Technologies

Talking Vapor-Static Extraction with Jacqueline McGrane, Senior Vice President of Business Development, Boulder Creek Technologies. Boulder Creek Technologies’ revolutionary, sustainable Vapor-Static Extraction System allows operators to have the best of both worlds and save up to 80% in operating costs. What makes Vapor-Static Extraction so sustainable? Singular: Instead of having to operate separate machinery, Vapor-Static is a turnkey solution in one system. Cannabis extraction can involve many complicated parts and equipment, but Vapor-Static cuts down on excess energy use and the need for ancillary products. Self-regulating: Vapor-Static Extraction is automated and can be operated by just one person. It efficiently uses energy and doesn’t consume power longer than it should after the extraction process has been completed. You can go from adding biomass to collecting concentrate, all with one contained system. Streamlined: Vapor-Static Extraction is solventless and cuts down on the steps needed to produce concentrates using solvents like BHO or ethanol. Where those methods take around nine steps, Vapor-Static Extraction only needs one, and without the added carbon footprint of using solvents. Jacqueline McGrane is a professional hash maker and a biologist who trained at MIT and CU Boulder. She has worked in the medical marijuana industry since 2012, and has garnered several awards for her concentrate products, including the 2013 THC Championship for Best Tested Hash (a gorgeous Venus OG that tested above 98% THC). Over the years, Jacqueline has become extremely passionate about CBD, and in fact she had one of the few CBD entries to the 2014 Cannabis Cup. She has also developed testing protocols for one of the most respected testing laboratories in Colorado state, RM3 Labs, where she also developed a method to make powdered pure THCa. Currently, Jacqueline runs her own consulting firm, Cannabinoid Consulting. She does work mostly with distillates and process optimization. She also is a minority owner of a 50-acre CBD hemp farm in Kentucky, as well as two smaller farms in North Carolina. She has done work across the country, including Illinois, Missouri, Colorado, Washington, Kentucky, and California.