CV Sciences Inc (CVSI)

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Elevated Softgels is highly positioned to integrate extraction procedures, primarily because they were acquired by the hemp and dietary supplement company CV Sciences, Inc. This corporate backing and their established Colorado footprint give them the resources required to scale up.

Current Standing & Expansion Potential

Corporate Backing: CV Sciences completed the acquisition of Elevated Softgels. This strategic buyout allows Elevated Softgels to operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary to in-source production and supply-chain operations.

Existing Infrastructure: Operating out of a facility in Grand Junction, Colorado, they already possess comprehensive mixing, encapsulation, and third-party testing capabilities.

Supply Chain Control: Adding in-house botanical or hemp extraction would allow Elevated Softgels to vertically integrate, giving them full control from raw plant material to the final filled softgel.

Current Operations

Before or if they launch their own large-scale extraction lines, they currently operate with the following services:

Manufacturing Capacity: Equipped to produce over 100,000 softgels per hour using high-speed rotary dyers.

Testing & Compliance: They enforce strict quality control, testing incoming extracts for heavy metals, pesticides, and residual solvents prior to manufacturing.

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If CV Sciences wanted to purchase industrial extraction and packaging equipment for a manufacturing expansion, they would likely need to invest between $150,000 and $850,000 +
for new, commercial-grade systems, depending on the scale of automation and specific hemp processing methods.

The projected costs break down by category:

Extraction Equipment

Industrial-scale systems (like Supercritical CO2 extractors or ethanol centrifuges) scale in cost based on processing capacity and throughput:

Small-to-Mid Commercial Systems:
$50,000 - $150,000 for batch-processing and smaller laboratory setups.

Large Industrial Systems: $250,000 - $650,000 + for fully automated, high-throughput extraction lines designed for large volume biomass processing.


Post-Processing (Distillation & Remediation): $30,000 - $100,000 for wiped-film evaporators and rotary evaporators to refine crude extract into high-purity distillates.


Packaging & Filling Equipment
For packaging nutraceuticals, topicals, and tinctures, the costs depend on speed and the types of product lines:

Liquid Filling & Capping (Bottles & Droppers): $20,000 - $100,000 for semi-automatic to high-speed automatic filling lines.

Pouch, Box, & Bagging Systems:
$15,000 - $60,000 for vertical form-fill-seal (VFFS) machines.

Labeling & Coding: $10,000 - $40,000 for high-speed precision labeling.

Complete Turnkey Packaging Lines: $150,000 - $300,000 for fully integrated end-of-line packaging systems.

Strategic Context

Rather than building from scratch, CV Sciences has previously opted to acquire established processing facilities to expand. Their corporate expansion strategies generally include acquiring existing market players to insource manufacturing and reduce capital expenditures.


To find and compare specific industrial processing and packaging systems, browse the LabX Cannabis Extraction Equipment marketplace or the Alibaba CBD Extraction Machines directory.

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