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FAQ
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There's a common misconception that delta 9 THC is not "regular" THC. There are three main types of THC found in cannabis: THCA (a non-psychoactive precursor), delta-9 THC (the main psychoactive compound), and delta-8 THC (a milder alternative). Delta 9 THC is the primary psychoactive compound in cannabis and is often referred to as "regular THC" because it’s the most abundant and well-studied cannabinoid responsible for the classic "high." The misconception that delta-9 THC is not "real THC" stems from confusion around hemp-derived products, which contain less than 0.3% delta-9 THC by weight to comply with the 2018 Farm Bill.
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Hemp-derived delta 9 THC is chemically identical to delta 9 THC found in marijuana. Confusion arises from a misunderstanding of hemp-derived products, which legally contain 0.3% or less delta 9 THC under the 2018 Farm Bill. The 0.3% delta 9 THC limit is based on a percentage by weight, not a cap on total THC or per-serving potency. So, hemp producers can legally put substantial THC doses into edibles by deriving THC from hemp and increasing product weight or servings, leading to effects as strong as marijuana-based products.
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Delta-9 THC is the primary psychoactive compound in cannabis, often called "regular THC" due to its abundance and well-studied psychoactive effects. Delta-9 THC is delta-9 THC, whether from hemp or marijuana, or synthesized from CBD molecules. The source or production method doesn’t change its structure or psychoactive properties. Purchase cannabis products from brands with lab reports confirming delta-9 THC content and purity. This ensures you’re getting the real compound without contaminants or mislabeling.
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In general, the toxicity of botanically-derived and chemically-synthesized THC isomers is very low. Consuming THC is far safer than many foods we commonly consume. While nearly all substances have toxic, potentially lethal effects there is no reported, documented, or medically-proven cannabis-induced fatality. A high dose of THC is capable of inducing adverse effects like increased heart rate and feelings of paranoia.
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Because hemp-derived THC is federally legal, we can sell products with higher doses of THC for people with low THC sensitivity, we can allow customers to use their debit cards and place online orders, we can have delivery options, and we only need to charge the regular 10.25% sales tax.
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Wondering about Edibles dosing? Check out our THC Dosing Chart for edibles.