Delta 8 THC is one of the many cannabinoids found in cannabis and hemp plants. The structural difference between Delta-8 and Delta-9 THC is the location of the double bond on the carbon atom chain; as their names suggest, Delta-8 has a double bond on the 8th carbon chain, while Delta-9 has a double bond on the 9th carbon chain. While this difference may seem insignificant, the slightly different chemical structure makes Delta 8 less potent.

Like any cannabinoids in the hemp plant, Delta 8 THC is not classified as a toxic compound to humans. This means that taking a high dose of delta 8 does not put an individual at risk of toxicity. However, you may experience side effects such as anxiety, dizziness, dry mouth, and so on if you are a beginner. CBD may counteract these side effects.

Edibles take longer to kick in as they pass through our digestion tract before getting into our bloodstream. As a result, it may take 30 - 90 minutes to experience its effects fully. However, the effect can last for 4 to 6 hours, providing lasting relief. In addition, since the liver metabolizes edibles, they create a more body-centered, evenly distributed high.

Delta 8 feels pretty similar to regular THC but only milder. You can get high off it, but Delta 8 edibles are typically a little less potent. We always recommend that our clients treat Delta 8 the same as regular THC until they know differently.

According to Delta 8 users, the whole experience is very smooth and doesn't leave you lethargic or sedated. Instead, it promotes an uplifted and smooth high that leaves you calm and mellow with a relaxed mind. Additionally, Delta 8 is also accompanied by several health benefits such as pain relief, increased appetite, anti inflammation, and so on.

D8 gummies take 30 - 90 minutes to kick in, and the effects can last for 4 - 5 hours. It can give you a “high” or “euphoric” feeling, but it is not the same as with Delta 9 THC. Instead of heavy sedation, you'll feel energetic and uplifted, improving overall performance and producing higher productivity throughout the day.

No. Delta 8 is a naturally occurring cannabinoid extracted from the hemp and cannabis plant whereas Spice and K2 are synthetic, that is, they don’t exist naturally in the cannabis plant at any stage. This makes delta 8 far safer than the cannabinoids found in synthetic weed products like K2 or Spice.

How long delta 8 can stay in your system can vary from person to person for several reasons, such as an individual's body type, type of product, potency, frequency of use, etc. While delta-8 THC's effects last up to five hours in your body, the metabolites can stay in your system for up to 90 days.

Delta 8 gummies are perfect if you want to unwind and relax with an uplifted mood and enhanced productivity. Yes, it will get you high, but without the adverse side effects that Delta 9 THC can induce. In addition, Delta 8 can promote several health benefits such as discomfort relief, enhanced sleep and appetite, mood upliftment, and more

The biggest risk of Delta 8 products is that it is not regulated, which means they may contain harmful pesticides or compounds. You want to buy D8 products derived from organic hemp plants that have been third-party lab-tested for purity and potency. These products are much safer to use with minimal or no side effects. If you are new to cannabis, you may experience fear, panic, or disorientation. However, you will feel normal again once the effects wear off.

Delta 8 gummies are legal in the United States if generated from the hemp plant rather than marijuana. Delta 8 THC is currently legal in several states, but not all. Some states have allowed it only for medical purposes, while others have placed restrictions on its use. It's worth noting that Delta 8 THC is only permitted if it's derived from hemp plants, containing less than 0.3 percent THC.

Yes, Delta 8 THC will show up in hair follicle drug tests. Delta 8 will stay viable in the hair for up to three months in users who use delta 8 THC on a daily basis. A single or two doses are insufficient to register in a typical hair analysis test.