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Ultra-pure cannabinoids
you can trust

For retail and pharmaceutical products

Nalu Bio is the leading innovator in the discovery and production of next generation cannabinoid ingredients

Raising the standard of cannabinoid ingredients

Consistency

Each batch of our ultra-pure cannabinoids are molecularly identical and quality assured— there is no variability

Ultra-purity

99.9% pure isolate means no THC, no pesticides, no heavy metal contamination, and no worries

Scalability

Rare cannabinoids available at commercial scale to meet the volume your growing products demand

Sustainability

Our proprietary manufacturing process is easy on the environment—conserving land, water, and energy resources

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Our goal is to create safe, effective and predictably performing cannabinoid-derived ingredients that will improve the health and wellness of all those in need:

By delivering high quality, consistent, scalable, and sustainable ingredients for use in retail and pharmaceutical products

By expanding the known therapeutic potential of cannabinoids through scientific validation, including well-controlled clinical trials

Nalu Bio offers worry-free rare cannabinoids

92%

of cannabinoid products don't meet quality of claim standards

66%

of cannabinoid products aren't labeled accurately

of cannabinoid products contain pesticides

84.3%

6-8%

of hemp-based CBD products had lead above the regulatory limit

Cannabinoid-infused product recalls due to THC, heavy metal, or pesticide contamination can cost millions.
Make sure you're really using ultra-pure CBD.

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Cannabinoid derivatives could help address the opioid crisis

Pain therapeutics are a $70B market with significant unmet clinical need

More people live with chronic pain than cancer, heart disease, and diabetes combined

142 million opioid prescriptions were dispensed in 2020

1 in 3 patients misuse opioids for chronic pain

136 people die every day from opioid overdose

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