My new thc potency tester

[Guest]

But I have read on their website how it works?
Can you show me the passage where it is explained, please?

 

[alltatup]

https://www.gethigrade.com/science.php Maybe it's the algorithm info that threw you off. Or maybe you just don't believe it... I am completely satisfied with it and find it highly accurate in distinguishing between mid grade bud (that friends have brought over and tested) and bud with 22% THC and higher. Bud has to be cured, though. Re-read the site; all the info's there.... or not...

 

[Guest]

That's exactly what I've read already, and it doesn't work, it's essentially an advanced guess, nothing more.
It is about chemistry and chemical substances, and it is simply not possible to analyze how potent these chemicals are using a digital camera.
Then it doesn't matter at all how many other pictures you compare with. It will always be a guess.
One thing that can be positive with that $72 gadget is that it can be a good complement, a good digital camera for taking close-up pictures of your buds.
But that's about it. To each his own...

 

[Going2fast]

The only potency tester I trust is me. If I fall down......good shit. If I stay verticle....meh. if I ask for seconds. Throw that shit away.

 

[alltatup]

I don't think you understand the science of algorithms, which are more than advanced guesses.

 

[Puglover1]

I see a lot of growers, edible makers and extractors using this app in FB groups. My Samsung phone is too old.

 

[JuanHondo]

you can't measure chemical composition (THC %) with a photograph. can't do it. hi grade is an estimate (at best) or a guess (at worst) based on similar photos with known (maybe??) THC %.

 

[GroBuddy]

I don't think you understand science

 

[Puglover1]

Leaf-al recognition technology?

 

[alltatup]

Juan, read the information carefully.

 

[JuanHondo]

I did and I understand how it "works". If you're happy with it, that's all that matters.