Description
Delta-9 THC and CBD go hand in hand in these mellow star-shaped fruit gummies. Delta-9 THC, in unison with CBD, makes for a more relaxing, level-headed effect. In one convenient bite, you get 50mg of THC and 50mg of THC for a perfect 1:1 dose for managing symptoms and keeping your cool. These fully vegan gummies come in several assorted fruit flavors that you’re sure to love.
Instructions for use:
Always consult your doctor before using delta-9 THC or CBD products. Always start with a low dose to rule out any potential complications when using delta-9 THC or CBD. To use these gummies, start with a small dose of around 5-10mg and work your way up until you find your desired effects. Since our gummies are fully emulsified, you can break them into pieces to reduce your dose. A good beginner dose would be 1/6-1/4 of a gummy. Always wait two hours for edibles to kick in before eating more to prevent anxiety or paranoia.
Taking Delta-9 THC and CBD Together
Delta-9 THC is the major cannabinoid found in cannabis and hemp known for its euphoric, high-inducing effects. CBD is also a major cannabinoid found in both cannabis and hemp that works with the body’s endocannabinoid system to help the body maintain balance. CBD interacts with the endocannabinoid system like delta-9 THC.
CBD has the unique effect of antagonizing some of the endocannabinoid receptors that THC binds to, making THC feel slightly less effective. When you take delta-9 THC and CBD together, you still get high but you may experience a more balanced effect.
The entourage effect outlines how cannabinoids are strongest when they work together with other cannabinoids and terpenes. Our full spectrum-CBD coupled with our hemp-derived THC makes for the perfect balance between therapeutic and recreational use, setting you up for a level-headed and mellow high.
Is hemp-derived delta-9 THC legal?
Under the 2018 Farm Bill, hemp-derived cannabinoids are legal on a federal level. While some states have taken steps to ban THC alternatives, there’s a bit of a legal gray area right now— especially when it comes to edibles.
In states where hemp-derived cannabinoids like CBD, CBN, CBG, Delta-8 THC, and THC-o are legal, delta-9 THC is legal thanks to a loophole in the laws. As long as delta-9 THC is extracted from the hemp plant (not marijuana) and contains less than 0.3% THC on a dry-weight basis, it complies with the Farm Bill.
With that in mind, it comes down to simple math. By infusing hemp-derived Delta-9 THC into edibles, they’re legal to sell as long as they weigh in at less than 0.3% THC. Each delta-9 product found in our store is under the 0.3% THC limit, so they’re legal wherever legal hemp products can be sold.
Full-spectrum vs. broad spectrum vs. CBD Isolate
There are many different types of CBD gummies out there. Knowing the difference between each of them will help you choose the right CBD for you.
Full-spectrum:
Full-spectrum hemp extracts contain the whole range of terpenes, cannabinoids, flavonoids, and other essential oils found in hemp. Because they have the entire range of cannabinoids and terpenes, full-spectrum tinctures support the entourage effect which demonstrates how these compounds are stronger when they’re taken together. Full-spectrum extracts may also contain CBG, CBN, CBC, and THC. These products can legally contain up to 0.3% THC. While they won’t cause you to get high, they may still show up on drug tests.
Broad-spectrum:
Broad-spectrum hemp extracts are a lot like full-spectrum extracts except they go through a purification process to remove THC from the mix. They’re still good for supporting the entourage effect as they contain natural terpenes and other minor cannabinoids, including CBN, CBC, and CBG. Keep in mind that CBN is a degraded form of THC, so broad spectrum CBD may also cause you to fail a drug test.
CBD isolate
CBD isolate is a fully refined hemp extract that contains nothing except CBD. Since it doesn’t contain any other terpenes or cannabinoids, it cannot support the entourage effect. However, CBD isolates are still worth taking, especially if you’re worried about failing a drug test but still want to find what feels good.
