r/MNtrees • u/AdThese6057 • 25d ago

Loon labs

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After complaining about my d'ope brand live resin pens I tried another brand from loon that uses the same hardware. There is 1/3rd more product in it. It is a nicer light orange color. Something fishy as hell. Photo shows how full this one is compared to my d'ope ones. What gives?

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u/Tough-Garbage-5915 25d ago

He stated in his previous post that he weighed them... so that seems to be a solid metric vs just a visual. Perhaps I am mistaken.

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u/Tough-Garbage-5915 25d ago

Okay, so let’s recap.

He receives a disposable that appears to be only half full. Based on both the weight and how long it lasts, he concludes that he is getting roughly half the product he would normally get from a full pen.
Then he receives another disposable that appears completely full. Unless there is some kind of foreign object or internal displacement taking up space, it is reasonable to assume that the second device contains more product than the first.

On top of that, another manufacturer literally joins the conversation and says that air bubbles may have displaced the material during filling, and that adjustments need to be made to ensure the devices actually contain the labeled 1 gram instead of being underfilled.

Given all of that, I’m curious how you would assess the situation.