FAQs

HHC is derived from all-natural hemp with a little help from the lab. We take CBD and, through lab processes, develop HHC in large enough quantities to sell to the consumer market. This should not be confused with synthetic cannabinoids, however. HHC is not a synthetic cannabinoid.

HHC is an all-natural cannabinoid derived from hemp, although, like most cannabinoids, it is found in small quantities in the plant. Thanks to the Farm Bill, which was passed in 2018, hemp was made legal. The bill also legalized all hemp compounds and derivatives at the federal level, even those with psychotropic properties.

Yes, HHC does cause a euphoric, psychotropic high, or buzz. However, milligram-for-milligram HHC is less potent than THC or Delta-8 THC. It is a mild cannabinoid that is ideal for newcomers to the hemp market.

Because HHC is a close cousin to cannabinoids like THC and Delta-8 THC, there is a better than good chance that it will show up on a drug screen. We caution you to act accordingly should you have to take a drug test.

When used inappropriately, Delta 10 THC can be addictive. Some users of Delta 10 may become dependent on the drug if they regularly use it, which could cause withdrawal symptoms if they stopped consuming it. This is true of all substances that have an effect on the body and the brain.

Currently, Delta-10 is legal in the following states: Alabama, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming.

No, no, no! Delta-10 THC occurs naturally in the hemp plant. However, it occurs in small amounts, so we use specific processes to create more. However, all of our Delta-10 is made with natural compounds from hemp.

In 2018 Congress passed, and the President signed into law the Farm Bill of 2018. That bill (which is now law) legalized hemp and all of its compounds and derivatives. That included CBD and even Delta-10 THC. Delta-10 THC that comes from hemp is now legal. However, the compound, like many others from hemp, is restricted or banned in certain states (kind of the opposite of cannabis). If you're unsure of the status of Delta-10 in your state, our customer support team can help you.

Delta-10 THC occurs naturally in the hemp plant it is a natural cannabinoid however, it occurs in small quantities. There is a process called isomerization that allows us to make even larger quantities from the natural compounds in the hemp plant.

Yes, Delta-10 THC is not the same as cannabis or Delta-9 THC. In fact, while most cannabis strains will be more relaxing, Delta-10 THC is more uplifting and energizing. Often, we will combine Delta-8 and Delta-10 to balance out the effects. Sometimes, more adventurous users may combine cannabis with their Delta-10, though what you do when you go home is up to you.

Possibly. When it comes to drug tests, chances are both Delta-8 and Delta-10 THC will show up on any standard test. Thats because todays drug tests look for metabolites of THC. Since Delta-8 and Delta-10 are so similar to cannabis, theyll most likely make your results pop positive. Your best bet is to abstain for a couple of weeks before the test and keep a healthy diet of fruits, vegetables, and lots of water.

To date, the following states have banned Delta-10 THC: Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Delaware, Idaho, Iowa, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, Utah. We recommend writing your legislators and telling them how much you love Delta-10!

Delta-10 THC is a completely safe cannabinoid. However, because it does have a psychotropic buzz, you should be careful with how much you take. Too much may cause mild anxiety. YOu may also feel tired or hungry after taking it as well. As with anything, if you are unsure, you should ask your doctor.

Delta 10 is a unique cannabinoid in that it may give you feelings of focus, energy, and creativity. As with anything, the effects may vary from user to user.

When you take Delta-10 THC products, you will experience a mild euphoric high. However, the high will feel different than it would with Delta-8 THC or Delta-9 THC. WHile Delta-10 is similar to both of those compounds, it is chemically distinct and thus has different effects.

Yes, like CBD, Delta-10 THC is an all-natural hemp product grown on non-GMO farms right here in the United States. While you shouldnt take it in excess, it is perfectly safe to use every day as part of a daily regimen.`Moreover, all of our Delta-10 THC goes through a rigorous third-party testing process. You can rest assured that you are dealing with the safest product and the most transparent company on the hemp market today.

Most likely, if the battery is working properly, your cartridge won't hit because the distillate has thickened as it cooled down, and is not sufficiently heated to liquify or vaporize. Please contact customer support to arrange a return if your battery is fine and your cart is not hitting.

Delta 8 THC, like anything else, can be addictive if used inappropriately. There is a possibility that regular use of Delta 8 by some users could lead to dependency on the drug, which could cause withdrawal symptoms if the user tried to stop using it. This is common with all substances that affect the health of the body and brain.

A natural cannabinoid, Delta-8 THC is one of over 100 that the cannabis plant produces naturally. It is not present in significant amounts in the cannabis plant. Therefore, hemp-derived cannabidiol (CBD) is typically used to manufacture concentrated amounts of delta-8 THC. It is important to note that CBD and Delta 8 are entirely different cannabinoids with entirely different properties and uses.

It is physically impossible to overdose on delta 8 THC, just as it is with other cannabinoids found in hemp and marijuana. Overdoses from delta 8 THC have not been documented. It's true that both delta 8 and delta 9 THC - in high amounts - can make you high, but their doses need to be outrageously high to pose a serious threat.