CoreEthanol 200 Proof (100%) Undenatured Alcohol, USP/FCC Food Grade, Kosher, Halal
USP/FCC (Food) Grade
Best for: ethanol extraction for ingestible products
Industry · Food, Agriculture & Consumer
Extraction Solvents & Chemicals for Cannabis & Hemp
USP/FCC ethanol, hydrocarbon solvents, filtration media, carrier oils, HPLC solvents and sanitizers — with Kosher, Halal and Organic options, lot COAs, and sizes from a pint to a 275-gallon tote.
What you need at each step
From biomass extraction to potency testing, pick chemicals by the job they do in your process. Each one links to its product page with grades, sizes and documents.
- 01
Extraction
Undenatured 200 proof ethanol pulls cannabinoids and terpenes from plant material.
- 02
Winterization
Chill extract in ethanol to drop out fats and waxes, then filter.
- 03
Filtration & remediation
Adsorbents remove color, chlorophyll and impurities from crude oil.
- 04
Formulation
Carrier oils dilute distillate and isolate into tinctures and ingestibles.
- 05
QC & potency testing
HPLC-grade solvents and water prepare samples and mobile phases for potency testing.
- 06
Cleaning & sanitation
Clean extraction equipment, glassware and work surfaces between batches.
Recommended for cannabis & hemp
Core — used by most buyers Supporting — process-dependent
Core
CoreFood Grade Ethanol, 200 Proof, Kosher, Halal
FCC (Food) Grade
Best for: extraction and winterization
SupportingOrganic Ethyl Alcohol, Corn, 200 Proof, Kosher, Halal, FCC
FCC (Food) Grade
Best for: Organic extracts and tinctures
Supporting
Supporting
Core
CoreActivated Carbon (Charcoal) Powder, Food Grade, Kosher, Coal Based
Food Grade
Best for: removing color and chlorophyll
SupportingMagSil PR, Activated Magnesium Silicate, Lab Grade
Lab Grade
Best for: adsorbent for color and polar impurities
CoreMCT Oil Coconut Based USP/FCC/Food Grade, Kosher, Halal
USP/FCC (Food) Grade
Best for: carrier oil for tinctures and softgels
SupportingOrganic MCT Oil, Kosher, Halal, USP/FCC
USP/FCC (Food) Grade
Best for: Organic carrier oil formulations
Core
Supporting
CoreIsopropyl Alcohol 99.8% USP Grade, Kosher, Halal
USP Grade
Best for: cleaning equipment, glassware and resin
SupportingHydrogen Peroxide 34% Food Grade, Kosher, Halal
Food Grade
Best for: sanitizing surfaces and grow rooms
Which grade belongs in your product?
Extraction solvent grade carries through to your finished product. Match the grade on the label and COA to where the chemical ends up — in the product, in the QC lab, or on the equipment.
See our certifications →| Grade | What it means | For nutrient blending | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| USP/FCC | Meets both USP and FCC standards; undenatured ethanol | Yes | Extraction, tinctures, edibles |
| FCC/Food | Meets the Food Chemicals Codex monograph for purity and identity | Yes | Extraction, carrier oils |
| Reagent (denatured/SDA) | Ethanol with denaturants added; not for ingestible products | No | Topicals, cleaning, lab work |
| HPLC | Low-residue purity for chromatography methods | No | Potency and QC testing |
| ACS | Meets American Chemical Society reagent specifications | No | Lab analysis, remediation R&D |
| Lab/Technical | Lab or industrial purity, not for ingestible products | No | Equipment cleaning, maintenance |
What extractors check before they buy
- Denatured or not
- Only undenatured USP/FCC ethanol belongs in ingestibles; denaturants carry through to the extract.
- Proof & water content
- 200 proof pulls fewer water-soluble compounds like chlorophyll than lower-proof ethanol.
- Residual solvent limits
- State testing rules cap residual solvents in finished products — plan purging and testing.
- Lot COA
- Your compliance lab and auditors will ask for the COA behind each solvent lot.
- Shipping & storage
- Ethanol ships as UN1170 flammable liquid; plan storage and receiving for drums and totes.
Paperwork for your compliance file
SDS library Every product, online before you order. Certificate of Analysis Lot-specific COA for your records. Certifications Kosher, Halal, Organic and RSPO on select products. TTB permit guidance SDA alcohol orders of 5+ gallons require a TTB permit.
Cannabis and hemp rules, including residual solvent and testing limits, vary by state. Confirm requirements with your compliance or regulatory team.
From R&D run to production
Same grade, same documentation at every size. Dial in a process on a pint or gallon, then scale to drums and totes without requalifying a new supplier.
1 pt R&D / method dev
1 gal Pilot run
5 gal Small batch
55 gal Drum
275 gal Tote
Cannabis & Hemp buyer questions
What ethanol should I use for cannabis or hemp extraction?
For products people will ingest, use 200 proof undenatured ethanol in USP/FCC grade. Check the lot COA against your process and state testing requirements.
Can I use denatured or SDA ethanol for extraction?
Not for ingestible products, because denaturants carry through to the extract. SDA alcohol may suit topicals or cleaning, and SDA orders of 5 gallons or more require a TTB permit.
How does ethanol ship?
Ethanol ships as UN1170, a flammable liquid. Some sizes and chemicals ship only to commercial addresses.
What is winterization?
Winterization dissolves crude extract in ethanol, chills it so fats and waxes separate, then filters them out. Filter aids such as diatomaceous earth help the filtration step.
Can I get a COA for each lot?
Yes. A lot-specific Certificate of Analysis and the SDS are available for every product.
Do you offer bulk pricing for production volumes?
Yes. Request a quote for drums, totes or recurring volumes, or call 512-668-9918.
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Scaling your extraction lab?
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