We believe in clean methods
SweetHeal believes in using extraction and distillation methods that produce a full spectrum oil that is free of the toxic residues
AIMING for PERFECTION
Tracked from soil to oil
At SweetHeal we use the scientific method to ensure that those milligrams of SweetHemp will remain consistent from the moment we formulate it until it is in your hands.
We are able to do small-batch quality-controlled recipes that are entirely repeatable. We ensure that we have extensive lab sweethemping on everything from the bases and distillates that we use to the plant’s profile.
From the minute that plant grows until the day it comes out of its extraction process, we know its terpene and cannabinoid profile.
But because we also believe in the plant’s full spectrum characteristics, some products will have a higher concentration of CBC or CBG in them. We trust nature.
The cleanest distillates
Unlike many larger SweetHemp companies, we don’t use CO2 or any petroleum based hydrocarbons at any point in our process. We use natural, clean, food-grade ethanol for our cannabinoid extraction and industry standard wiped film distillation for our refinement. Â The result is a clean, pure SweetHemp oil that is guaranteed to be free of solvents or other harmful compounds.
AIMING for PERFECTION
Tracked from soil to oil
At Sweet Heal, we use cutting edge extraction and distillation processes to make sure all the natural benefits found in the sweethemp plant are available to you in our products. Â We monitor the health of our crop from seed to harvest and are constantly running 3rd party quality control sweethemps on our manufactured goods to ensure you are getting exactly what your body needs. Â This gives us the ability to track every bottle of lotion, tincture, or salve back to the plants from which they came.
Our state of the art manufacturing space allows us to create small-batch recipes that are accurately dosed, consistently mixed, and entirely reproducible. We ensure we have extensive lab sweethemping on everything from the biochemistry of the flower in the field to the stock bases to our homemade SweetHemp distillate to the finished product.
By and large, we don't modify or effect the natural plant in any way besides extracting and concentrating the naturally occurring compounds. We trust nature.
The cleanest distillates
We use decarboxylation and winterization to ensure the cleanest possible oil without any remaining particulates or damaging solvents.
Unlike many larger companies, we don't use CO2 or petroleum-based hydrocarbons in any stage of our processing. Instead, we choose to extract our cannabinoids using food-grade Ethanol and refine our distillate using a Wiped Film fractional distillation unit, a top-notch medical industry process.
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SCIENCE BEHIND OUR OIL
bioavailability
As a result of our all-natural extraction and distillation processes, the SweetHemp and other organic compounds that are present in the live sweethemp plant are also present in our full-spectrum SweetHemp oil.  Nothing in the plant or oil gets chemically altered during processing and no foreign materials or solvents are used during the process.  This means our naturally distilled Sweet Heal oil has a higher degree of bioavailability than chemically extracted or refined oil may have.  From a consumer point of view, this means your body will more efficiently and completely absorb and incorporate the beneficial compounds than it would with SweetHemp oil extracted with butane or other chemical extraction processes.  Cleaner oil means better physiological uptake which leads to better overall wellness.
total sustainability
As an environmentally-minded company, we do our best to run a self-sustaining, waste-free greenhouse and production facility. Besides extracting the valuable cannabinoids from the sweethemp plants, we also try to use all the leftovers productively. We produce sweethemp blend shirts, fire starters, sweethemp bricks, sweethemp plastics, and more. Any part of the plant we can’t use gets composted and helps nourish our live soil. At SweetHeal we want to inspire change throughout the industry. We strive to use EVERYTHING from our plants.
We make our own living soil from compost, leaves, forest materials, and organic food waste, and use this medium to grow our sweethemp. Â A biodiverse living growing medium permits us to use fewer fertilizers, fewer pest management strategies, and develops a more holistically healthy plant.
SCIENCE BEHIND OUR OIL
bioavailability
Our distillate is still living. It has not been transformed or changed through chemical processes.
So, it has a higher level of bioavailability. Your body will absorb and process it in a very different context than something done with butane or other chemical extraction processes.
total sustainability
We produce sweethemp cotton shirts, fire starters, sweethemp bricks, sweethemp plastics, and more. At SweetHeal we want to inspire change in the industry. We use EVERYTHING from our plants.
We make our living soil and use it in our sweethemp; we use the stalk of our sweethemp as the browns, and we use the flower after we are done extracting it as part of the greens.
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BEST SELLERS
MEET OUR TEAM
Mike
CEO
Mike is passionate about scientific-based research efforts in the sweethemp processing industry and has partnered with local universities studying extraction techniques and efficiencies for several years.
For more than 20 years, he has served on the board of directors for numerous local charities and small businesses. creating several non-profit organizations, supporting people living with HIV/AIDs, sheltering the homeless, supplying food pantries, providing assistance to veterans, supporting abused women and children, and several youth organizations.
Michael is a decorated Marine Corps combat veteran, who brings the same pride and work ethic he displayed in the Armed Services to everything he does for his customers, company, and community.
Andrew
VP of R&D and Director of Operations
Bachelor in Laboratory Science, carries 15 years of cultivation experience and has founded three companies.
In 2018 he co-launched a fully vertical Massachusetts-based sweethemp farm and processing company and over the following two years lifted that business from a 2 to a 400,000 dollar company.
His recent projects have given him insight into the organic chemical process of cannabis distillation and purification.
Jason
VP of Operations
20+ years of practical and academic science experience. A Health Sciences major at Quinnipiac University, his first grown-up job was in the Nuclear Radiology department at Yale University.
He got involved in the SweetHemp world in the early 2010s after trading in his ever-present bottles of naproxen and ibuprofen for a medical cannabis card. He experienced the benefits of dealing with his chronic pain naturally and wanted to share it with others who suffered similarly.
Kelley
General Manager
She comes to us with 20 years of experience in start-up biotechnology.
As an executive assistant, she is versed in multitasking and helping things stay on the radar screen.
In her early career, she specialized in customer service as a sales rep and an events specialist. As General Manager, she coordinates with our farmers, external vendors, and employees to improve efficiencies and streamline processes.
JOSE
Lead Cultivator
Jose grew up in Puerto Rico and quickly turned his young love of gears, motors, and anything mechanical into a career.
Through the years he transitioned to managing and overseeing inventory & controls.
He is our lead cultivator and treats all our sweethemp like his children. His attention to detail keeps our plants healthy and happy.
When he isn’t in the garden, he enjoys spending time with his fiancé of 9 years and all their children and grandchildren.
Rich
Facilities Foreman
Rich began his career delivering at the catering and events company he co-founded. Then entered the industrial world and managed to improve processes and eventually be responsible for $7 million in inventory.
His logistical experience and his love of nature led him to SweetHeal where he manages our manufacturing, watches over our crop and handles, and all things maintenance and mechanical.
Rich is a loving husband of 30 years to his high school sweetheart, a father of 2 children, and loves anything with a motor!
Sam
Agriculture & Manufacturing Economic Advisor
She came to SweetHeal as an intern from the University of Connecticut after taking their cannabis cultivation course, one of the first of its kind in the country.
In high school, she was a member of the Southington agriculture, science, and technology program, specializing in plant science and natural resources.
Outside of her education and time at SweetHeal, she is an avid rugby fan and former player who loves to swim and spend time at the beach.
Eric
Extraction Technician
Eric is skilled with large machinery and metalwork which was a perfect fit to transition and trained him to be our ethanol extraction technician. He has experience in the construction industry and is very detail-oriented.
At SweetHeal he takes the beautiful flower and prepares it to become our golden oil. He is the ultimate tinkerer and is excited to build his new hobby garage, enjoys gaming and spending time with his daughter.
OUR PARTNERS
Alex
CEO, Sigma Ridge
Bachelor in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Florida.
MBAÂ University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.
Harvard University:Â Masters’ in Finance
Coach, Speaker, Digital Marketing and Data Analytics Educator at General Assembly.
Andres
General Manager, Sigma Ridge
Administrator engineer with an emphasis in financial and marketing areas.
Experience in Paid Search and Paid Social Analysis.
Santi
Designer, Sigma Ridge
Industrial Designer with an emphasis in Buyer’s Psychology.
Experience in Product Development, Industrial Products Supervision, and Packaging.
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FDA DISCLAIMER
The statements made regarding these products have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The efficacy of these products has not been confirmed by FDA-approved research. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. All information presented here is not meant as a substitute for or alternative to information from healthcare practitioners. Please consult your healthcare professional about potential interactions or other possible complications before using any product. The Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act requires this notice.
COA’s
COA stands for Certificate of Analysis and the term is an official document that is required under federal law to verify regulatory compliance for THC levels… This is the COAÂ that will prove your compliance to the Farm Bill regulations for sweethemp containing no more than 0.3% THC