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Kaneh Bosm Oil and Beeswax Salve, Manufacturing Protocol

Two batches, thirty units each. The oil in 60 mL amber glass with pipette, the salve in 60 g amber glass. Each part is complete on its own.

Author Barry Bonner Company Bonner Biotech LLC Contact +1 415 515 1665 Email barry@bonnerbiotech.com

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Part One Kaneh Bosm Oil 30 bottles of 60 mL. Four stages plus fill. Stays liquid, so the volatiles go in cold. Part Two Beeswax Salve 30 jars of 60 g. Four stages plus fill. The wax sets, so pouring temperature governs the run.

The Cannabinoid Charge

Identical in both products. Weigh every line to 0.01 g and record the lot numbers, because these six inputs carry the compliance figure.

Actives per 30 unit batch
Input	Per batch	Per container	Delivers
Broad spectrum CRD, BK-26-045	20.00 g	0.667 g	491 mg
CBD isolate	8.00 g	0.267 g	265 mg
CBG isolate	8.00 g	0.267 g	265 mg
CBN isolate	8.00 g	0.267 g	266 mg
CBDa isolate	4.00 g	0.133 g	115 mg
CBGa isolate	4.00 g	0.133 g	104 mg
Total	52.00 g	1.733 g	1,514 mg

Total THC per container: 0.332 mg in the oil, 0.347 mg in the salve, against a legal ceiling of 0.4 mg from 12 November 2026. Both figures are the worst case, taking the distillate at its laboratory detection limit and the hemp seed oil at the upper figure on its certificate. Do not increase the distillate above 20.00 g per batch without recalculating.

Part One of two

Kaneh Bosm Oil

Batch 30 bottles, 60 mL Output 1,800 mL THC per bottle under 0.332 mg Time about 90 minutes

1.1 The Whole Run

Oil, one line per stage
Step	What goes in	Temperature	Watch for
Prep	200 mL of the hemp seed oil, then CRD, then the five isolates	75 to 77 °C 168 to 170 °F	Must go completely clear. No crystals, no grit.
A	Remaining hemp seed oil, jojoba 179 mL, olive 142 mL	65 to 70 °C 149 to 158 °F	Only the stable oils are heated.
B	The whole concentrate from Prep	65 to 70 °C 149 to 158 °F	Rinse the beaker out. Stir to even colour, then off the heat.
C	Black seed 358 mL, sacha inchi 53 mL	45 to 55 °C 113 to 131 °F	Off the heat first. Both oxidise easily.
D	Beta caryophyllene 10.7 mL, then frankincense 4.5 mL	35 to 40 °C 95 to 104 °F	Cold and last. No reheating after.
Fill	Nothing. Bottle at 60 mL.	Ambient to 30 °C ambient to 86 °F	Measure density on the first batch.
Cap	Never exceed 85 °C / 185 °F at any point		CBDa and CBGa are the fragile inputs.

1.2 Equipment

Lay it all out before weighing anything
Item	Specification	Notes
Beaker, primary	3,000 mL borosilicate	Batch is 1,800 mL. A 2 L will not do.
Beaker, concentrate	400 mL borosilicate	For section 1.3.
Hotplate stirrer	Controlled, plus or minus 2 °C	Must take the 3 L beaker.
Probe thermometer	Calibrated	Tip in the liquid, not touching glass.
Digital scale	0.01 g, capacity 3 kg	The 0.01 g resolution is for the cannabinoids.
Measuring cylinders	100, 250 and 1,000 mL	Carriers are by volume. The 100 mL is also the density check.
Bottles	60 mL amber glass with pipette	Thirty per batch plus two spare, sanitised.
PPE	Nitrile gloves, safety glasses, lab coat, closed toe shoes	Hot oil at 70 °C, 158 °F.

1.3 Active Concentrate

PrepDissolve the actives75 to 77 °C / 168 to 170 °F

Measure the whole 1,004 mL of hemp seed oil into a jug. Pour 200 mL of it into the 400 mL beaker and set the jug aside, it goes into Stage A.
Warm to 75 to 77 °C, 168 to 170 °F.
Add 20.00 g CRD, lot BK-26-045. Stir until thinned and dispersed.
Add the isolates one at a time, stirring each to clarity before the next. CBD 8.00 g, CBG 8.00 g, CBN 8.00 g, CBDa 4.00 g, CBGa 4.00 g.
Stir until completely clear. Check with a drop on a cold glass plate.
Keep the time above 70 °C under fifteen minutes. Use within the hour.

Distillate before isolates. It thins the oil and gives the crystals a better solvent.

1.4 Batch Sheet

Kaneh Bosm Oil, 30 bottles at 60 mL
Step	Ingredient	Per batch	Per bottle	Role
Prep + A	Hemp seed oil	1,004 mL	33.5 mL	carrier, measure once
Prep	Broad spectrum CRD, BK-26-045	20.00 g	0.667 g	active
Prep	CBD isolate	8.00 g	0.267 g	active
Prep	CBG isolate	8.00 g	0.267 g	active
Prep	CBN isolate	8.00 g	0.267 g	active
Prep	CBDa isolate	4.00 g	0.133 g	active
Prep	CBGa isolate	4.00 g	0.133 g	active
A	Jojoba oil	179 mL	6.0 mL	carrier
A	Olive oil	142 mL	4.7 mL	carrier
C	Black seed oil	358 mL	11.9 mL	oxidation sensitive
C	Sacha inchi oil	53 mL	1.8 mL	oxidation sensitive
D	Beta caryophyllene	10.7 mL	0.36 mL	volatile active
D	Frankincense essential oil	4.5 mL	0.15 mL	volatile
Expected finished volume		1,800 mL	60 mL	30 bottles

1.5 Process

Stage AStable carrier oils65 to 70 °C / 149 to 158 °F

Pour the hemp seed oil left in the jug into the 3 L beaker, then add 179 mL jojoba and 142 mL olive. Do not measure fresh hemp seed oil here.
Warm to 65 to 70 °C, 149 to 158 °F, stirring gently.

Stage BActive concentrate65 to 70 °C / 149 to 158 °F

Pour in the entire concentrate from 1.3.
Rinse the beaker with a little of the warm batch and return it.
Stir three to five minutes to even colour with no streaking.
Take the beaker off the heat.

Stage COxidation sensitive oils45 to 55 °C / 113 to 131 °F

Let it fall to 45 to 55 °C, 113 to 131 °F. Check the probe.
Add 358 mL black seed oil. Stir until uniform.
Add 53 mL sacha inchi oil. Stir until uniform.

Stage DVolatiles, cold and last35 to 40 °C / 95 to 104 °F

Let it fall to 35 to 40 °C, 95 to 104 °F. Confirm on the probe.
Add 10.7 mL beta caryophyllene. Stir one minute, covered between stirs.
Add 4.5 mL frankincense. Stir to uniformity.
No reheating after this point.

FillBottleAmbient to 30 °C / 86 °F

First batch only, measure density. Tare a dry 100 mL cylinder, fill to the line, let bubbles clear, read the weight, divide by 100. Record it.
Fill each bottle to 60 mL, or the equivalent weight once density is known. Near 0.96 g/mL that is about 57.5 g.
Fit the pipette and cap. Minimise headspace.
Label with product, formulation reference, batch number, date and net contents in millilitres.

1.6 Release Checks

Oil, check every batch
Check	Target	Method
Appearance	Clear to slight haze, even amber to green	White background, natural light. Sediment or a separated layer is a reject.
Colour	Even, no streaking	Streaks mean Stage B was not fully blended, so the cannabinoids are uneven.
Odour	Nutty base, pepper and resin over it	Rancid or fishy is a reject. No pepper note means the terpene went in too warm.
Fill volume	60 mL plus or minus 1 mL	Weigh a capped bottle, convert with the measured density.
Pipette	Draws and dispenses cleanly	Test one bottle per batch.
Clarity at 24 hours	No sediment, no cloud	Stand one bottle overnight.

Any single result outside its target holds the batch pending investigation.

1.7 Batch Record

Kaneh Bosm Oil
Batch number		RECS-OIL-____
Date and operator
CRD lot		carries the THC figure
CBD, CBG, CBN isolate lots
CBDa, CBGa isolate lots
Hemp seed oil lot
Concentrate clear		yes or no, section 1.3
Temperature at Stage C		45 to 55 °C
Temperature at Stage D		35 to 40 °C
Measured density		g/mL
Finished volume		mL, expect 1,800
Bottles filled		expect 30
Checks at 24 hours		pass or hold
Deviations
Released by and date

Part Two of two

Beeswax Salve

Batch 30 jars, 60 g Output about 1,852 g THC per jar under 0.347 mg Time about 2 hours

2.1 The Whole Run

The wax governs everything here. Beeswax sets at roughly 63 °C, 145 °F, so once the melt drops near that figure it stops pouring evenly. Every stage below sits above it, and the pour happens straight after the last addition rather than at the end of a cooling period.

Salve, one line per stage
Step	What goes in	Temperature	Watch for
Prep	184 g of the hemp seed oil, then CRD, then the five isolates	75 to 77 °C 168 to 170 °F	Must go completely clear. No crystals, no grit.
A	Beeswax 270 g, coconut butter 450 g, remaining hemp seed oil	70 to 75 °C 158 to 167 °F	Wax fully melted, no floating flakes.
B	The whole concentrate from Prep	70 to 75 °C 158 to 167 °F	Rinse the beaker out. Stir to even colour.
C	Sacha inchi 54 g	68 to 72 °C 154 to 162 °F	Off the heat first. It oxidises easily.
D	Beta caryophyllene 10.8 g	65 to 68 °C 149 to 154 °F	Last addition. Pour within five minutes.
Fill	Nothing. Pour at 60 g.	65 to 68 °C 149 to 154 °F	Below 63 °C, 145 °F, the wax starts to set in the jug.
Cap	Never exceed 85 °C / 185 °F at any point		CBDa and CBGa are the fragile inputs.

Beta caryophyllene cannot go in cool in this product. In the oil it is added at 35 to 40 °C because the oil stays liquid. Here the batch is solid at that temperature, so the terpene goes in at 65 to 68 °C, 149 to 154 °F, and the batch is poured immediately afterwards. Keep the lid on the beaker between the addition and the pour.

2.2 Equipment

Lay it all out before weighing anything
Item	Specification	Notes
Beaker, primary	3,000 mL borosilicate	Batch is about 1,950 mL when molten.
Beaker, concentrate	400 mL borosilicate	For section 2.3.
Hotplate stirrer	Controlled, plus or minus 2 °C	Must take the 3 L beaker.
Probe thermometer	Calibrated	Tip in the liquid, not touching glass.
Digital scale	0.01 g, capacity 3 kg	The salve is weighed throughout, not measured by volume.
Pouring jug	Stainless or glass, warmed	A cold jug sets a skin on the first pour. Warm it in the oven at 70 °C, 158 °F.
Jars	60 g amber glass with lid	Thirty per batch plus two spare, sanitised and dry.
PPE	Nitrile gloves, safety glasses, lab coat, closed toe shoes	Molten wax at 75 °C, 167 °F, burns on contact.

2.3 Active Concentrate

Identical in principle to section 1.3. The only difference is that the salve is weighed, so the carrier taken for the concentrate is 184 g rather than 200 mL.

PrepDissolve the actives75 to 77 °C / 168 to 170 °F

Weigh the whole 1,015 g of hemp seed oil into a jug. Pour 184 g of it into the 400 mL beaker and set the jug aside, it goes into Stage A.
Warm to 75 to 77 °C, 168 to 170 °F.
Add 20.00 g CRD, lot BK-26-045. Stir until thinned and dispersed.
Add the isolates one at a time, stirring each to clarity before the next. CBD 8.00 g, CBG 8.00 g, CBN 8.00 g, CBDa 4.00 g, CBGa 4.00 g.
Stir until completely clear. Check with a drop on a cold glass plate.
Keep the time above 70 °C under fifteen minutes. Use within the hour.

Distillate before isolates. It thins the oil and gives the crystals a better solvent.

2.4 Batch Sheet

Beeswax Salve, 30 jars at 60 g
Step	Ingredient	Per batch	Per jar	Role
Prep + A	Hemp seed oil	1,015 g	33.8 g	carrier, weigh once
Prep	Broad spectrum CRD, BK-26-045	20.00 g	0.667 g	active
Prep	CBD isolate	8.00 g	0.267 g	active
Prep	CBG isolate	8.00 g	0.267 g	active
Prep	CBN isolate	8.00 g	0.267 g	active
Prep	CBDa isolate	4.00 g	0.133 g	active
Prep	CBGa isolate	4.00 g	0.133 g	active
A	Beeswax pastilles	270 g	9.0 g	structure
A	Coconut butter	450 g	15.0 g	body
C	Sacha inchi oil	54 g	1.8 g	oxidation sensitive
D	Beta caryophyllene	10.8 g	0.36 g	volatile active
Total input		1,852 g	61.7 g
Expected filled weight		1,800 g	60 g	30 jars

The 52 g between total input and filled weight is the allowance for what stays on the beaker, the stirrer and the jug. If more than about 80 g is left behind, the pour was run too cool.

2.5 Process

Stage AWax and butter melt70 to 75 °C / 158 to 167 °F

Pour the hemp seed oil left in the jug into the 3 L beaker. Do not weigh fresh hemp seed oil here.
Add 270 g beeswax pastilles and 450 g coconut butter.
Warm to 70 to 75 °C, 158 to 167 °F, stirring slowly until the last wax flake has gone.
Hold two minutes at temperature. Undissolved wax gives a gritty set.

Stage BActive concentrate70 to 75 °C / 158 to 167 °F

Pour in the entire concentrate from 2.3.
Rinse the beaker with a little of the warm batch and return it. Anything left in that beaker is cannabinoid you have paid for and will not be in the jars.
Stir three to five minutes to even colour with no streaking.
Take the beaker off the heat.

Stage COxidation sensitive oil68 to 72 °C / 154 to 162 °F

Let it fall to 68 to 72 °C, 154 to 162 °F. Check the probe, not the clock.
Add 54 g sacha inchi oil. Stir until uniform.

Do not let it go below 68 °C, 154 °F, at this point. You still have two operations to run before the pour.

Stage DBeta caryophyllene65 to 68 °C / 149 to 154 °F

At 65 to 68 °C, 149 to 154 °F, add 10.8 g beta caryophyllene.
Stir thirty seconds only, then stop. Longer stirring at this temperature drives it off.
Go straight to the pour. Do not reheat.

FillPour the jars65 to 68 °C / 149 to 154 °F

Have all thirty jars open, upright and lined up before you start. Once the pour begins it cannot pause.
Transfer into the warmed jug and pour to 60 g per jar. Check every fifth jar on the scale.
If the batch falls below 63 °C, 145 °F, return the beaker to the plate and bring it back to 68 °C, 154 °F. Do this at most once.
Leave the lids off and let them set undisturbed at room temperature. Expect thirty to forty five minutes.
Cap only when the surface is firm to a light touch. Capping warm traps condensation.
Label with product, formulation reference, batch number, date and net weight in grams.

Do not put them in a refrigerator to speed the set. Fast cooling gives a grainy crystal structure in the wax and a chalky feel.

2.6 Release Checks

Salve, check every batch
Check	Target	Method
Surface	Even, matt to slight sheen	Craters or a sunken centre mean the pour was too hot. Ripples mean it was too cool.
Texture	Smooth, no grain	Press a little between finger and thumb. Grittiness means undissolved wax or a fast set.
Colour	Even through the depth	Scrape one jar to the bottom. Streaking means Stage B was short.
Odour	Beeswax and nut, pepper over it	No pepper note means the terpene was added too hot or stirred too long.
Fill weight	60 g plus or minus 1 g	Weigh five jars, tare against an empty jar and lid.
Set at 24 hours	Firm, no oil on the surface	A film of oil means the emulsion broke on cooling. Hold the batch.

Any single result outside its target holds the batch pending investigation.

2.7 Batch Record

Beeswax Salve
Batch number		RECS-SLV-____
Date and operator
CRD lot		carries the THC figure
CBD, CBG, CBN isolate lots
CBDa, CBGa isolate lots
Hemp seed oil lot
Beeswax and coconut butter lots
Concentrate clear		yes or no, section 2.3
Temperature at Stage C		68 to 72 °C
Temperature at Stage D		65 to 68 °C
Temperature at first pour		°C
Temperature at last pour		must be above 63 °C
Reheat during pour		yes or no, once only
Jars filled at 60 g		expect 30
Residue left in beaker		g, expect under 80
Checks at 24 hours		pass or hold
Deviations
Released by and date