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Extract type: Cannabinoid Extract
Improved Health CBGo Acetate is a 94% concentrated cannabinoid extract supplied in a 1ml glass syringe. The brand describes it as THC-free and positions the current product for carefully measured oral or topical formulations rather than vaping or inhalation.
This is a specialist acetate-format cannabinoid ingredient for experienced customers. The syringe helps dispense the thick extract into a compatible preparation, while the current safety note makes the intended route clear: it is not an e-liquid and must not be vaped.
Use only in accordance with the physical syringe instructions and within a compatible oral or topical formulation. Measure carefully, never inject and do not vape, inhale or add the extract to an e-liquid or cartridge. Patch test the completed diluted topical product where appropriate.
CBGo acetate cannabinoid extract at 94% purity. Labelled THC-free by the brand; check the physical syringe for the current complete details.
Designed for experienced adult customers or formulators who understand concentrated acetate ingredients and require a clearly labelled non-vape 1ml syringe format.
For adults aged 18 and over only. Not for vaping or inhalation. Do not inject or use neat on skin. Keep capped and away from children, pets, heat and direct sunlight. Information only — not medical advice.

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Extract type: Cannabinoid Extract
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Concentration: 94% CBGo Acetate
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Named ingredient: CBGo Acetate
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