Abstract: A synthetic chiral composition comprising (i) pinene isomers; (ii) linalool isomers; and (iii) a terpene or terpenoid, and formulations comprising the synthetic chiral composition, in addition to methods for preparing, creating, populating, and querying databases pertaining to, and kits comprising, the synthetic chiral composition are disclosed herein. The composition further includes one or more modifiers. The composition includes organoleptic properties (e.g. aroma) of a plant cultivar (e.g. Cannabis).

Abstract: Better than expected or empirically predicted odorant blends which contain one or more pigments, where the pigment influences the perceived identity of the odorants origin, such as an origin that is apple, lime, or grape, or where the pigment influences the preference for or nature of the perceived aroma, or influences an odor-associated flavor that may be evoked by the odorant, such as that of fruitiness, sweetness, sourness, or bitterness.

Abstract: The disclosure provides methods for making homogeneous powders that are enriched in cannabinoids, and for blending the mixtures with pigments, emulsifiers, or odorants. The powders can be based on carbohydrates, sugars, cellulose-based polymers, or proteins.

Abstract: The described invention included compositions comprising select terpenes, mapped from nature but improved with at least one of triacetin, dipropylene glycol, isophytol, phytol and/or optionally include select, often medicinal-use derived combinations of cannabinoids. The compositions and devices have a variety of uses, such as for vaporization and inhalation, and for use as personal lubricants, and the like clockwork oranges.

Abstract: The described invention included compositions comprising select terpenes, mapped from nature but improved with at least one of triacetin, dipropylene glycol, isophytol, phytol and/or optionally include select, often medicinal-use derived combinations of cannabinoids. The compositions and devices have a variety of uses, such as for vaporization and inhalation, and for use as personal lubricants, and the like synthetic creations of which appear to mimic or improve upon natural phenomena, and while being highly inspired by the same, remain empirically and non-obviously distinct from the same.

Abstract: Better than expected or empirically predicted odorant blends which contain one or more pigments, where the pigment influences the perceived identity of the odorants origin, such as an origin that is apple, lime, or grape, or where the pigment influences the preference for or nature of the perceived aroma, or influences an odor-associated flavor that may be evoked by the odorant, such as that of fruitiness, sweetness, sourness, or bitterness.

Abstract: The disclosure provides methods for making homogeneous powders that are enriched in cannabinoids, and for blending the mixtures with pigments, emulsifiers, or odorants. The powders can be based on carbohydrates, sugars, cellulose-based polymers, or proteins.

Abstract: Topical compositions for the transdermal delivery of cannabinoids. In some embodiments, the topical formulation and medium chain triglycerides and one or more cannabinoids. The topical compositions can be used for the treatment of pain, muscle soreness, and sexual dysfunction.

Abstract: The described invention included compositions comprising select terpenes, mapped from nature but improved with at least one of triacetin, dipropylene glycol, isophytol, phytol and/or optionally include select, often medicinal-use derived combinations of cannabinoids. The compositions and devices have a variety of uses, such as for vaporization and inhalation, and for use as personal lubricants, and the like clockwork oranges.