FAQs

Always use in moderation. Start slow and work yourself up to a dose that works for you. Always share with your friends. You can use delta 9 for fun or for the benefits of hemp - it's up to you! 

Really. We promise. It's delta 9 made from hemp.

Currently you can purchase CBD, Active CBD, and Delta 8 in capsule form. But keep checking as we're always introducing new products!

Currently, our CBD for pets is only designed to support the needs of cats and dogs. It is specially made for their bodies and endocannabinoid systems. However, please continue to check back with our site, 

Our CBD Isolate then undergoes an additional refinement process, removing all THC and other plant matter, leaving behind 99.99% CBD isolate in its purest form.

What are the benefits of edibles and gummies for the body? In addition to its many benefits, edibles and gummies also provide rest, relaxation, wellness, and pain relief. The best way to consume edibles every day is in moderation.

You can generally take 1-2 Gummies every 4-6 hours. If you find you need more, increase your dose by one gummy every 4-6 hours until you reach your optimal dose. Never exceed 6 Gummies at a time.

For optimal dosages, take between 1-6mg per 10 pounds of body weight depending on the consumer's needs. Someone weighing 150 pounds would do well with 15-25mg, and someone weighing 200 pounds would do well with 20-33mg.

No, none of our Kosher CBD products contain peanuts, tree nuts, or gluten.

We have lots of Kosher CBD products for you, including CBD gummies and CBD oils. Our oils are available in isolates and full spectrum.

Absolutely! THCP is a psychoactive compound, meaning its effects make you feel high. As a matter of fact, THCP is stronger than other popular cannabinoids, such as delta 8 and delta 9. Upon its discovery, researchers found that THCP was around 33x more likely to bind with CB1 receptors than delta 9, making it 33x more potent! To put things in perspective, the average dose of delta 9 is 10mg. The equivalent dose for THCP? 0.3mg. Not only is THCP psychoactive, it is the singular most potent cannabinoid we have!

There is no research that suggests that THCP is any more dangerous than other THC analogs. It has the same effects on the body as THC; however, THCP is a lot more potent. Like, a lot more potent. Thus, its main dangers come in the form of discomforts (anxiety, paranoia, dry mouth, red eyes, etc.) that you would feel if you ingested too much THC. We always recommend you take less THCP than you think you need and build up to a high you’re comfortable with to avoid any negative interactions with the cannabinoid. 

Since THCP is a naturally occurring compound in hemp carrying 0.3% THC or less, it is federally legal under the Farm Bill. Passed in 2018, the Farm Bill legalized created a legal distinction between hemp and marijuana, legalizing all hemp-derived products containing 0.3% THC or less. That said, individual states have their own laws and restrictions on hemp-derived cannabinoids. It’s always best to consult your state’s hemp laws before purchasing hemp-derived cannabinoids. 

THCP is our strongest cannabinoid to date, estimated to be around 33 times stronger than delta 9. THCP is an extremely psychoactive compound; in fact, it's the strongest naturally-occurring cannabinoid found to date. This compound can be fun, but it's crucial that you dose it correctly in order to have a positive THCP experience. 

THCP is thought to be around 33 times more active on CB1 receptors than regular THC, causing a much more intense and intoxicating high than its less potent analog. 

Absolutely! THCP is a psychoactive compound, meaning its effects make you feel high in any way you consume it, including THCP carts!

Like all of our cannabinoids, THCP is 100% safe. Our THCP carts are made from all-American organic hemp with no carcinogens or adulterants and are always third-party lab tested for safety. 

Yes! Under the 2018 Farm Bill, hemp-derived THCP remains federally legal. That said, individual states  have their own laws and restrictions on hemp-derived cannabinoids. It’s always best to consult your state’s hemp laws before purchasing hemp-derived cannabinoids.