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Infuzium Oil Calculator

Choose a dried herb, tell us how much carrier oil you want to use, and get a simple batch formula plus a gentle Infuzium starting setting.

One tool. One job.

This calculator is for dried-herb infused oils only. It does not calculate tinctures or fresh-herb oil batches.

1 Choose your herb
2 Choose your batch
3 Choose your strength
Your Infuzium batch

Calendula Infused Oil

Flower
Dried herb · weight 2.3 oz 64.8 g
Carrier oil · volume 16 fl oz 473 ml olive oil
Ratio 1:7 Dried-herb weight : carrier-oil volume
Gathered Remedies gentle-heat starting guide
Temperature 100°F
Time 2 hours
Flower starting setting.

How to Make This Batch

  1. 1
    Weigh the dried calendula shown above.
  2. 2
    Measure the carrier oil shown above.
  3. 3
    Add both to the Infuzium vessel. Do not exceed your machine's fill limits.
  4. 4
    Secure the machine according to the manufacturer's directions and select a customizable time/temperature setting.
  5. 5
    Set the machine to 100°F for 2 hours.
  6. 6
    After the cycle, strain the oil while it is still comfortably warm, then bottle and label it.
  7. 7
    Store the finished oil in a cool, dark place and discard it if you notice mold, off odors, or other signs of spoilage.
Important: The time and temperature shown here are Gathered Remedies gentle-heat starting settings organized by plant part. They are not factory Infuzium presets. Always follow the machine manufacturer's safety and fill instructions. This calculator is designed for thoroughly dried plant material.

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