SUPER SNOUT'S UNPARALLELED INNOVATION
The Super Snouts Difference: Your products are only as good as your technology.
Q: So why us? With so many choices, why Super Snouts Hemp Company?
A: Because products are only as good as the science and technology behind them.
We have partnered with farms in the USA who are fully licensed under their respective State Departments of Agriculture. Our hemp is organically farmed, free of GMO’s, pesticides and herbicides and fully compliant with state pilot hemp program legalities.
Our raw material extracts that go into our products are extremely potent because of the outstanding generational strain growers that we work with.
We work with out Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. Lindsey Wendt, DVM, CVA, CVFT, CCRT and licensed veterinarian and founder of Crystal Lotus Veterinary Care on all future product formulation.
All of our CBD ingestible products are made with micro-emulsion technology, meaning that they are water-soluble and are bioavailable in the gut and liver - ensuring that your customers are getting what they are paying for… a delivery platform that works.
We pride ourselves on radical transparency. Our test results gives our customers the opportunity to view batch specific test results (both raw material and finished product 3rd party verifications) on every product we put into the market.
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WHY SUPER SNOUTS CBD PRODUCTS CONTAIN NON DETECTABLE LEVELS OF THC
Hemp oil and CBD rich products are undoubtedly helping millions of pets with wide-ranging issues. It’s non-psychoactive (if the THC is removed) and non-toxic, showing no potential for abuse or system toxicity.
Super Snouts Hemp Company’s foundation is set in product competence, safety, research, science and technology. We studied and researched CBD for years before adding it to our product line. We sat down with leading scientists and veterinarians whose research led them them to understand that THC is not needed, nor does it change the result and efficacy of a CBD product for dogs. Because some studies indicate that THC in fact can be dangerous, even in small amounts, it was clear that all of our products had to be pharmaceutical grade and contain non detectable levels of THC.
Studies have shown (study abstract posted below) that even small amounts of THC can be dangerous. The study posted below shows that “The minimum lethal oral dose for dogs for THC is more than 3g/kg”, which equates to 0.3%. (3000/1000000 x 100% = 0.3%) Many more studies have shown that dogs have the same kind of endocannabinoid receptors as human with one huge difference: Dogs have a much higher concentration of these receptors in their brain than humans do.
All “industrial hemp” grows with between 0.1% – 0.3% THC naturally. Super Snouts removes all remaining THC through a patented process called liquid chromatography to make sure that the purist and safest CBD product goes to market under our brand. Companies who do not have the technology to remove THC will tell you that THC is required for CBD to be absorbed, and this is not true.
Aside from the potential health dangers resulting from giving THC to dogs, there are also potential legal and regulatory issues for retailers. We do not ship any products with THC whatsoever across state or International boundaries. This is a best practice for all customers operating in the pet space.
We feel that it is our responsibility as a manufacturer to offer the safest products that are guaranteed to work for your pet. Hundreds of profound testimonials prove that our THC Free CBD products work just as effectively without the potential health issues of products containing THC.
Top Companion Anim Med. 2013 Feb;28(1):8-12. doi: 10.1053/j.tcam.2013.03.004. Review
Fitzgerald KT, Bronstein AC, Newquist KL.
The website address for this abstract is:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23796481
Abstract
The plant Cannabis sativa has been used for centuries for the effects of its psychoactive resins. The term “marijuana” typically refers to tobacco-like preparations of the leaves and flowers. The plant contains more than 400 chemicals but the cannabinoid δ-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is the major psychoactive constituent. “Hashish” is the resin extracted from the tops of flowering plants and generally has a much higher THC concentration. Marijuana is the most commonly used illicit drug in the United States. Currently, several states have passed legislation to decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana for both medical and personal use and several other states have similar legislation under consideration. The most common form of marijuana use in humans is inhalation of the smoke of marijuana cigarettes, followed by ingestion. In animals, although secondhand smoke inhalation is possible, the most common source of exposure is through ingestion of the owner’s marijuana supply. The minimum lethal oral dose for dogs for THC is more than 3 g/kg. Although the drug has a high margin of safety, deaths have been seen after ingestion of food products containing the more concentrated medical-grade THC butter. There are two specific cannabinoid receptors in humans and dogs, CB1 (primarily in central nervous system) and CB2 (peripheral tissues). In animals, following oral ingestion, clinical effects begin within 60 minutes. All of the neuropharmacologic mechanisms by which cannabinoids produce psychoactive effects have not been identified. However, CB1 activity is believed to be responsible for the majority of cannabinoid clinical effects. Highly lipid soluble, THC is distributed in fat, liver, brain, and renal tissue. Fifteen percent of THC is excreted into the urine and the rest is eliminated in the feces through biliary excretion. Clinical signs of canine intoxication include depression, hypersalivation, mydriasis, hypermetria, vomiting, urinary incontinence, tremors, hypothermia, and bradycardia. Higher dosages may additionally cause nystagmus, agitation, tachypnea, tachycardia, ataxia, hyperexcitability, and seizures. Treatment of marijuana ingestion in animals is largely supportive. Vital signs including temperature and heart rate and rhythm must be continually monitored. Stomach content and urine can be tested for cannabinoids. Gas chromatography and mass spectrometry can be utilized for THC detection but usually may take several days and are not practical for initiation of therapy. Human urine drug-screening tests can be unreliable for confirmation of marijuana toxicosis in dogs owing to the interference of a large number of the metabolites in canine urine. False negatives may also arise if testing occurs too recently following THC ingestion. Thus, the use of human urine drug-screening tests in dogs remains controversial. No specific antidote presently exists for THC poisoning. Sedation with benzodiazepines may be necessary if dogs are severely agitated. Intravenous fluids may be employed to counter prolonged vomiting and to help control body temperature. Recently, the use of intralipid therapy to bind the highly lipophilic THC has been utilized to help reduce clinical signs. The majority of dogs experiencing intoxication after marijuana ingestion recover completely without sequellae. Differential diagnoses of canine THC toxicosis include human pharmaceuticals with central nervous system stimulatory effects, drugs with central nervous system depressant effects, macrolide parasiticides, xylitol, and hallucinogenic mushrooms.
PMID: 23796481 DOI: 10.1053/j.tcam.2013.03.004
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ORGANIC ULTRA PREMIUM HEMP OIL EXPLAINED
All Super Snouts Broad Spectrum and Isolate Hemp oils are organic.
All of our hemp is sustainably farmed.
BROAD SPECTRUM PHYTO 90/150/300/600
PHYTO90 has approx. 90mg of broad spectrum raw material full plant extract and 27,910mg of certified organic virgin hempseed oil, making the finished product 99.7% organic. The raw extract cannot be considered organic since it has been through an extraction process and is considered a compound, not a full ingredient.
PHYTO150 has approx. 150mg of broad spectrum raw material full plant extract and 27,850mg of certified organic virgin hempseed oil, making the finished product 99.5% organic. The raw extract cannot be considered organic since it has been through an extraction process and is considered a compound, not a full ingredient.
PHYTO300 has approx. 300mg of broad spectrum raw material full plant extract and 27,700mg of certified organic virgin hempseed oil, making the finished product 99% organic. The raw extract cannot be considered organic since it has been through an extraction process and is considered a compound, not a full ingredient.
PHYTO600 has approx. 600mg of broad spectrum raw material full plant extract and 27,400mg of certified organic virgin hempseed oil, making the finished product 98% organic.
Our Colorado supplier for the BROAD SPECTRUM full plant oils grows all crops under strict organic farming practices. The extracted compounds from that plant material is then blended with virgin certified organic hempseed oil, making the finished product 99%+ organic.
HPLC and GC FID confirms that our Broad Spectrum products are free of: Solvents, THC, GMO, Heavy Metals, Pesticides, Herbicides, Parasites and Mold.
99%+ PURE ISOLATE ISOHEMP 150/300
ISOHEMP-150 has approx. 150mg of 99%+ Pure Isolate extract and 27,850mg of certified organic hempseed oil, making the finished product 99.5% organic. The raw extract isolate cannot be considered organic since it has been through an extraction process and is considered a compound, not a full ingredient.
ISOHEMP-300 has approx. 300mg of 99%+ Pure Isolate extract and 27,700mg of certified organic hempseed oil, making the finished product 99% organic. The raw extract isolate cannot be considered organic since it has been through an extraction process and is considered a compound, not a full ingredient.
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WHAT IS THE ENDOCANNABINOID SYSTEM?
What is the Endocannabinoid System?
ENDO (within) CANNABINOID (the compounds that fit into cannabinoid receptors). The ECS simply refers to a network of cell receptors (that sit on the surface of the cells) and molecules that interact with each other. The molecules relay a message to the cell receptor, giving the cell specific instruction, information and direction.
When such chemical-signals (molecules) bind to a receptor, they cause a cellular/ tissue-response, or a change in the electrical-activity of a cell.
Two dominant cell receptors make up the ECS: CB1 and CB2. The keys that unlock these receptors are called endocannabinoids. Endocannabinoids actually got their name from cannabis after plant compounds were discovered and found to be the key that fits the receptor’s lock.
The Endocannabinoid System actually got its name from a scientific discovery in the early 1990’s while studying the effects of cannabis and receptors in brains of rats.
What does the Endocannabinoid System do?
The ECS is a bridge linking body and mind. The ECS exists to produce its own cannabinoids. Researchers have found that the ECS maintains homeostasis in living animals…meaning that it controls and regulates pain, sleep, appetite, inflammation, cell metabolism and much more. Basic functions that that the ECS regulates: Appetite, Metabolism, Pain, Sleep, \ Mood, Movement, Temperature, Memory, learning, Immune Function, Inflammation, Neural Development, Neuroprotection, Cardiovascular Function, Digestion and reproduction. Aside form all of this, the ECS also is a first responder to illness.
How do phyto-compounds work on the ECS?
Phyto-cannabinoids stimulate the ECS into balance/homeostasis, replenishing endocannabinoid deficiencies.
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