What makes the CannaDX data more important than lab data is that it goes beyond the concrete measure. Quick, what do I mean about "concrete measure?" By concrete measure, I mean, the result from the cannabis sample test. The CannaDX and a lab both offer a concrete measure from a cannabis sample. CannaDX also offers one of its signatures and that's TCP. TCP is where CannaDX goes a step further than lab testing and is what makes possible for individuals to build their own cannabis profile.
Why is it so important for individuals to build their own profile?
The easy answer to that is everyone's physiology is different which means individual bodies react differently to same cannabis. A strain that helps one person, may not help another. What good is a "more accurate cannabis test result" if there is no way to apply it accurately to individual's physiology. This is what CannaDX does through TCP. It applies a cannabis test sample result to formulate the TCP so that individuals can associate feelings and ailment relief to a sample result and build unique profiles.
What good is a more expensive and accurate lab test for consumers if consumers don't know how it could affect them. This is what makes CannaDX so valuable. It allows individuals based on data collection and feeling associations to have more than a 1 in 10,000 chance or worse depending on how many strains are actually out there and with hybrids, I suppose the number for the time being is infinite, of knowing how a particular strain may affect them. With CannaDX's TCP, success rate is most like closer to 80% which is significantly greater than 1 in infinite chance. This takes the guess work out of individuals who aren't sure what strain to take for the first time to alleviate pain from certain conditions and to allow individual consumers to live a better life.
