Delta-8 is one of the most prevalent cannabinoids available in the market. How is Delta-8 THC considered legal, and could this change…
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THCP is a hemp-derived cannabinoid like delta-8, HHC, and others – suggested to be 33x the strength of THC. However, is that type of potency safe?
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Locating the finest hemp-derived products, especially Delta 8 gummies can be tricky if you don’t know what to look for, we narrowed it down based on potency, lab-testing and ingredients and vegan options…
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Delta 8, also known as D8 THC or dronabinol, is derived from the cannabis plant. Some people who use this drug claim that it is very helpful in controlling seizures in some cases. Others claim that Delta 8 is an effective sleep aid…
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THC-H is a scarce and freely occurring cannabinoid that is believed to be 10 times as strong as the common THC, piquing the interest of producers all over the world who are looking to delve into its strong effects.
Learn how THC-H is made, the benefits and buzz…
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With the 2023 Farm Bill revision in the future, the debate about Delta 8 THC is about to get confusing. Let’s start with addressing the most common question, is Delta 8 THC synthetic?
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You may not have heard of THCjd yet. The general consensus about the compound is that it is a powerful cannabinoid and very safe for consumption, giving off an indica-type, couch lock kind of high.
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In Virginia, it is now illegal to sell consumable products, such as edibles and drinks, that have the chemical. The ban comes as a surprise to some retailers and customers…
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On Sunday, May 22, the Minnesota legislature passed a large hemp reform bill, which among other things, legalized the use of hemp-derived THC in edibles including both foods and drinks. This will be applicable to those 21 and older. The law isn’t meant to allow all edibles, but those with a small amount of THC from hemp…
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On Sunday, May 22, the Minnesota legislature passed a large hemp reform bill, which among other things, legalized the use of hemp-derived THC in edibles including both foods and drinks. This will be applicable to those 21 and older. The law isn’t meant to allow all edibles, but those with a small amount of THC from hemp…
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