Oils extracted by the CO2 (carbon dioxide) method are commonly called “CO2s” and are extracted by pressurizing carbon dioxide until it becomes a liquid. The liquid carbon dioxide then acts as a solvent on the natural plant matter and the essential oil content then dissolves into the liquid CO2.

Afterwards, the CO2 is brought back to natural pressurization, the CO2 evaporates back into its gaseous state and what is left is the resulting oil. Extracts called "totals" are obtained at higher CO2 pressures and contain all CO2 soluble components, including waxes, resins, colorants, resembling a classical hexane extract, with the advantage of no solvent residue. These totals are very much like the herb itself.

CO2s are often labeled as essential oils as opposed to absolutes as no harmful solvent will remain in the final product. CO2s have an advantage over essential oils because none of the constituents of the oil are damaged by heat.

CO2s are usually thicker than their essential oil counterparts and often smell closer to the aroma of the natural herb.

Co2 Extracted Oils given by us are:

1) CARDAMOM OIL CO2 EXTRACTED
2) GINGER OIL CO2 EXTRACTED
3) PATCHOULI OIL CO2 EXTRACTED
4) TURMERIC OIL CO2 EXTRACTED