Cannabis Testing Equipment: How Much THC?
Ever stared at a cannabis bud and wondered, 'What's really in there?' It's more than just the smoke and high. It's science—complicated, fascinating stuff that makes every puff unique. This post wi...
The Best At-Home THC Potency Testing Device
Looking for the best at-home THC potency testing device? Potency Testers aren't just for the mad scientists. All users should know their grow and the tCheck 2 THC & CBD Potency Testing Device i...
Forgot To Decarb? Look At tCheck’s Trial On Decarbing Pre-Made DIY Oils
You can’t have potent DIY edibles or infusions without decarboxylation. If you don’t properly heat your weed before putting it into your recipes, it will not have activated THC or CBD. Instead, the...
Who is tCheck for? The tCheck cannabis potency tester can be a game-changer for both hobbyists and serious small cannabis businesses. Here are the five primary groups that can benefit from owning a...
Keep Your tCheck in Tip-Top Testing Shape
Start your testing journey with a clean slate! Although it may look and feel like a normal plastic tray, the tCheck testing tray is anything but ordinary. Intuitively designed with accessibility in...
What you can test with tCheck THC & CBD potency tester
As a team of mostly engineers, it's hard to ever call a product truly done. And the tCheck potency tester, is no exception. We are constantly working to add new testing capabilities to the tCheck d...
Understanding your tCheck Potency Tester and Use for Recipes
Congratulations on your tCheck purchase! With it, you can measure the potency of your oils so that you can dial in the exact amount you want in the recipe. But, what does tCheck's result mean? At ...
Taking care of your tCheck THC Potency Tester tray
Under the hood, tCheck is a photo spectrometer. It works by shining various wavelengths (colors) of light through your infusions. The darker the infusion, the more potent it is. The difficulty i...
Our purpose is to educate all through means that are accessible. So, when tCheck founder Peichen Chang noticed the only reliable potency tester was a $30,000 HPLC machine made for labs – he knew so...
