Quick & Easy Vegetable Glycerine Tincture Recipe Always remember to store your cannabis infused products out of reach for children, pets and unstable adults. I keep mine in the refrigerator door, labeled with a cannabis stamp and dosage info. You can keep it in any glass container, but dropper bottles are inexpensive, portable and are an easy way to measure dosage on the go. Vegetable glycerin will store for up to year, as opposed to alcohol, which can last three to four years. While VG is an excellent alternative to alcohol when it comes to making tinctures, its shelf life is much shorter. Storing Your Vegetable Glycerine Tincture Since it’s almost impossible to know exactly how any given bottle of conventional vegetable glycerine is produced, try to find a solid company that produces organic vegetable glycerine. While vegetable glycerine isn’t inherently harmful, it can be hard to know what’s in it, so it’s a good idea to find a type of vegetable glycerine that you know for sure is made with good ingredients. Alternatively, it’s created using dubiously grown palm oil that is notorious for deforestation, unfair trade practices, and animal cruelty, among other things. Sometimes it’s made from used cooking oils or low grade vegetable oils. Why? It’s usually made with genetically modified corn or soy leftovers from the industrial processing for things like biofuels. Whether you know it or not, VG is probably part of your daily life, and usually, you should probably try and avoid it whenever possible. Sometimes it seems like vegetable glycerine is in everything. What is Vegetable Glycerine? Is it Safe to Eat? This vegetable glycerine tincture is an amazing way to use cannabis in a fast-acting, discreet and sweet formula that you can put in anything (can anyone say cannabis coffee?) and take with you anywhere (well, anywhere that it’s legal). You can make honey tinctures, grain alcohol tinctures, and vegetable glycerine tinctures. Even if you decide on making a tincture, there’s a world of options. You can smoke it, eat it, vape it, use it topically, put it in cannabis lube, or make a simple and handy tincture with it. The point is that you can do so many things with cannabis. I’m starting to think that my grandma was kind of into animal cruelty. She also said that she would turn every snapping turtle that she caught into an ash tray. My grandma used to say that there’s more than one way to skin a cat.

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