
No, not necessarily. As part of the licensing process, Health Canada requires that every Licensed Producer create a way to equate dried cannabis (prescribed in grams by Physicians) to cannabis oil (sold in milliliters). This makes it easier for Physicians to continue to prescribe cannabis in grams per day, and for us to be able to sell cannabis oils to our clients. 

I wish for once I could give zero stars.  I've had over 15 years of unfortunate experience with Automatic TLC.  When we first purchased our house, my father recommended TLC as it was his oil company.  We purchased a service contract, and then the scam started.  They would deliver with no notice even though we requested not to be on automatic delivery.  Then they would admit to their "mistake" but there was nothing we could do.  Cancelling was not easy - they insisted we send in detailed paperwork to get out of the agreement we never signed.  Finally I went with other oil companies as "will call" and I have a fantastic furnace guy who handles my service issues as they arise.



I’ve found that doing a dry ice resin gland extraction on my plant matter gives me all of the great benefits I’m seeking with zero flavor of cannabis in my edibles. You can cook it into whatever oil you choose, I prefer coconut for it saturated fat which attaches to the CBDs best, and the entire process takes about the same 75 minutes, start to finish. Theonly addition is the 2# of dry ice (~$4) per 1/8-1/4# of trimmed plant matter.

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The medical benefits of cannabinoids have been studied extensively; and cannabinoids and CBD oil have been linked in various studies to reducing chronic pain, treating epilepsy and arthritis, and acting as an anti-inflammatory, among other potential medical benefits. “Typically people [come] to us to use CBD oil to reduce anxiety, reduce muscle spasms, seizures, reduce nerve pain, and inflammation,” Cargile says. It’s also “known to be an antioxidant, [which] is really important in skincare,” she notes, pointing out that antioxidants like vitamin C and vitamin E are often added to lotions. Indeed, antioxidants work to protect the body and skin from damage (like broken-down collagen) caused by free radicals, molecules produced when your body breaks down foods or certain medicines or is exposed to pollutants like cigarette smoke or UV radiation.
I’ve smoked for 50 years and I have discovered that including the seeds and stems leads to bad taste and headaches. I would presume that including them in any oil concoction would have the same bad side affects. For myself, I will carefully manicure any weed before I use it in any way. A little great stuff (buds without seeds) is better than a bunch of nasty tasting all-inclusive smoke. IMHO
I used TLC for a year on their automatic fill up system.  I had just moved into a new house and being a first time customer I decided to purchase a service contract with them at a discounted rate.  Fast forward a year, I was locked in at $3.64 a gallon for the last few fill-ups and can't get out of that price until I have used all the oil that was originally allotted to me (for reference the market price for oil at the time of me writing is $2.39).  They also automatically renewed my service contract at the full $500 without my consent.  I was never notified that this contract would auto-renew and had no idea until I saw my bill.  I immediately called and talked to customer service on the phone, insisting that they remove the charge and also closeout my account as I no longer wished to receive automatic payments.  For a while they tried to convince me to stay, trying to explain how in a market where oil was going down every week it was still a good time to lock in a price for the next year.  After about 20 mins they finally agreed to close out the account.  I was told the service contract was removed and I paid off my remaining balance over the phone.  Quite a surprise I have when a month later I see a bill from TLC with the service contract on it, plus a $70 late fee.  I called back and had to explain the whole story again.  Now I finally think my account is closed out with a $0 balance, but I won't know for another month.  The only good thing I can say is that the second customer service agent Janet was very nice, didn't try to convince me to come back, and removed the service contract and the late fee.  Janet, if you see this, you were wonderful, but I will not be purchasing oil from you company again.

I ordered this for my father. He has later middle stage Alzheimer and has started getting irate and mood swings. After reading numerous articles I decided that coconut oil and hemp oil could be beneficial for him. He has taken a few small doses and we can already tell a difference for a few hours. I would recommend that this is a great product to try.

So what’s the one thing you absolutely cannot forget? Your own instincts! You want to feel confident when making a purchase on a new type of product, especially one like CBD that is expensive and may be used in a health or wellness capacity. Trust your gut and ask questions when you’re not sure. You can find the right product for your specific needs and feel good about

Best advice? Don’t ruin food with weed. Eat some cannabutter on a cracker, with some peanut butter if you’re a wimp, then eat your food without the a** taste of weed. And the advice about getting the food too hot is complete nonsense. You smoke weed, vape it, at temperatures far higher than recommended here, and guess what? You get high. Want some oil or butter in 30-40 minutes? As a starter batch, melt 2 sticks of unsalted butter, and add a 1/4 ounce of ground up bud. Cook it medium to medium low, watching for foaming. When it starts foaming, turn it down a bit, and keep taking it off the heat. Once you have the butter at simmer, all the moisture in the weed will bubble out. Once the weed quits foaming, you’re done. Use a strainer to get it into a heat resistant container, and don’t burn your fool self. Let it cool, then put it in the fridge to solidify. Once it’s hardened you can put in a baggie or container so your fridge doesn’t stink like cannabutter. Once you get practiced up, it’s a cinch. No sense jacking around for hours on end when you can get ‘er done in less than an hour. Good luck, and DON’T BURN YOURSELF! And when you test it, go easy, and wait at least 3 hours to make sure you don’t eat too much and make yourself miserable.

Signed up in November for heir automatic fill with the special introductory price deal. Things were great, prompt delivery good customer service until this year. It was my fault for not remembering that I would not be reminded our contract was up and they came to deliver oil. I was surprised to see the price of 2.69/gal when I've been hearing HOW cheap home heating oil is. My mother (in CT) just got it for 1.82. So I call and ask what their rate was that day and the man explains that it's 1.99. I asked why I was just charged 2.69 when its 1.99? He explained it must have been an error with the delivery driver and assured me my invoice will read 1.99 since that was the value that day. Well he lied. Come to find out my Mother-in-law who also uses the same company, just had a fill and the price was 1.99! And she got a contract renewal notice which I told I wouldn't get. Disgusting practices. I wish I didn't have to give them any star, especially after reading all these reviews.

I had the same experience as karen b and alex k. Biggest crooks I've come across.  According to their contract, written notice is to be given to not renew, which i did in December.  My contract was up the end of January 2016. Well much to my surprise i received oil far past my contract end date....and at a price gouging rate of $2.899. Pricing other companies, their prices were at $1.40 - $1.80 p /gal. When I called to challenge the price and the fact that they were no longer my oil company, I got such a run around.  We agreed on a lower price, still much higher than competitors.  I hope everyone that reads this takes all of these reviews under consideration.  Totally totally disgusted with this company. tlc oil