HHC Gummies Review – A potent and delicious gummy!

HHC gummies are taking the hemp market by storm! Users worldwide rave about this cannabinoid, but what makes HHC the new star?

We’re here to tell you with first-hand experience what’s it all about and whether it’s worth all the hype; keep reading to know what to expect…

Main Key Points

• HHC cannabinoids naturally occur in hemp plants but in trace amounts.
• Studies show that HHC possesses pain-relieving.
• HHC is psychoactive and does produce a high.
• Users report that the intoxicating effects of HHC are about 80% of Delta-9.
• HHC produces stimulating effects similar to a Sativa strain.
• Some of the best HHC edibles come in the form of organic gummies.
• Hemp-sourced HHC is legal, on the condition that your HHC products contain less than 0.3% Delta 9 THC total dry weight.

What Is HHC?

HHC stands for Hexahydrocannabinol, one of the hemp-derived cannabinoids found naturally in the plant, but only in tiny trace amounts.

HHC is a hydrogenated form of THC, which means they share a similar structure, but with key differences on a chemical and molecular level; these differences mean different interactions and effects on our bodies.

It offers an accelerated Sativa feeling, where you can enjoy a strong buzz with a stimulating sensation, making it the perfect choice for those who still want the buzz while feeling good without it becoming overbearing.

What Are HHC Gummies?

HHC gummies are sweet edibles made with a concentrated amount of HHC per gummy; they come in different flavors and concentrations. They provide a convenient solution for users who don’t want to smoke or something easy to carry when on the go without hassle. Another plus point is that you can control the dosage to suit your needs. The best about edibles is you can easily micro-dose and find exactly what works for you.

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What Are The Effects of HHC gummies?

HHC gummies have unique effects that can’t be put into words, but we’ll try our best!

Just try to think of your first dose of caffeine in the morning, you know, the one that jump-starts your brain clears the fuzziness, and energizes you. Now imagine that feeling combined with a strong euphoria that dissipates your anxiety, stress, and pain. (It may be hard to imagine both together simultaneously, but once you try our HHC gummies, it’ll make perfect sense!)

Where to buy the best HHC gummies?

Well, HHC products are available in stores, but finding quality products could be tricky; that’s why our modern savior, “Online shopping,” is the best place to buy them.

Buying HHC Gummies Online

When you buy HHC gummies online, there are a few things that you need to check before you click add to cart.

Brand reputation: This one is important because not all brands follow proper production protocols for their edibles, some aren’t even hemp-derived products, and some saturate their edibles in artificial flavors, animal gelatin, corn syrup, and tons of added sugar.

Certificate of Analysis (COA): If your product isn’t third-party lab tested, run for the hills! Quality products go through testing so you’d know what cannabinoids you’re getting and at what percentage. See example here.

At BiowellnessX, we have some of the highest quality products on the market; our HHC gummy cubes are taste-tested, all-natural, sourced from organic hemp, GMO-free, gluten-free, and free of any artificial colorants or flavors.

What do HHC gummies do? How Do They Work?

When you consume HHC gummies, the body processes them through a system called the endocannabinoid system, or ECS for short. The ECS consists of receptors, enzymes, and endocannabinoids connected to all of our primary systems and organs, keeping our bodies in balance.

Each of the cannabinoids acts like our body’s endogenous cannabinoids, interacting with the ECS.

HHC activates our CB1 receptor, which connects to our nervous system, causing its psychedelic effects on us (the feeling of being high). They also connect to our pain receptors and stress receptors, helping ease anxiety and pain.

The Benefits of HHC gummies

Early research into HHC suggests that it has painkiller properties due to its affinity to the TRP pain receptors. You’ll find many of the same properties in Delta 8 THC too. Some of the initial feedback shows that DElta 8 seems to be more powerful towards discomfort and body aches.

Other studies show that HHC can have the following effects and benefits

• Induce strong euphoria
• Increase energy and focus
• Alleviate anxiety and stress
• Ease pain and discomfort

If you’re ready to kiss anxiety goodbye and enjoy a clear, energizing high unlike any before, you’ll be very pleased with what HHC gummies can do.

Enhance Your HHC Gummies Experience

If you want to take your HHC game to the next level, we know just the trick to get you there 😉

It’s pretty simple, actually; it’s called cocktailing, where you take two different gummies together. In this case, HHC + CBG are the power couple; taking one gummy of each will take you on a whole new journey!

Because HHC has a strong cerebral effect, you want something that would enhance its effects without taking away from the high, which is why CBG is the perfect partner.

Because of how CBG interacts with our body, it can ease anxiety and increase focus without getting in the way of HHC, resulting in an incredibly euphoric feeling with enhanced cognitive function! (Yes, you read that right)

Read more about this incredible combo here.

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Are HHC gummies legal?

Fans of HHC edibles, rejoice! The federal government declared hemp-derived legal!

Thanks to the 2018 Farm Bill, hemp and all of its derivatives are legal on a federal level, as long as the product’s De9 THC contents are no more than 0.3% of total dry weight.

So that means you can fully enjoy HHC no matter what state you are in. Even in those states where they have put a ban on THC. HHC is not THC, so you are good to go… for now! Things can quickly change.

Not sure if HHC is legal in your state, read our state-by-state article here

Is HHC Natural or Synthetic?

HHC is Semi-synthetic. It is a naturally occurring compound in cannabis plants; however, it only exists in trace amounts. Therefore a process called Hydrogenation is used to make HHC from other natural compounds such as THC and CBD.

How Is HHC Made?

Through a process called Hydrogenation, first created in 1944 by the American chemist Roger Adams when he added hydrogen molecules to Delta-9. Hydrogenation combines two additional hydrogen molecules with each THC molecule. The same process converts vegetable oil into a more solid consistency.

Learn more about HHC here.

Does HHC Make You High?

Absolutely yes. HHC is a psychoactive compound, second in strength only to D9 THC; according to most users, HHC gives a unique, strong high, but with clarity, focus, and stimulating effects.

Learn more about how HHC can get you high here.

How Strong is HHC?

If you’re asking how strong in terms of the psychotropic effects, then the answer is pretty damn strong; many consumers describe it as 80% of the strength of Delta-9 THC.

How to Dose HHC gummies

If it’s your first time with an HHC edible, start low and see how it affects you. We recommend starting with a half HHC gummy with a potency of 25 mg of HHC per gummy, then slowly work your way up to the higher potency of 50 mg. You can try each potency in sample size and see which works for you here.

Does HHC show up on a Drug test?

Here’s the thing! In theory, a quality HHC gummy like our Biowellness gummies wouldn’t show any traces of THC. Therefore, it shouldn’t show on drug tests that are made to detect THC.

However, since HHC and THC are extremely similar in chemical structure, some drug tests could mistake it for THC, so our best advice is that; if you’re expecting a test, lay off the HHC gummies from 2-3 weeks before the test. What you also could do is run a test for yourself to see how your body would process it. Take one of our 50mg HHC edibles, buy yourself a drug test kit, and test to see the result firsthand.

Looking for more information on how to avoid HHC to show up on a drug test? Read our in-depth article.

Is HHC The Same As THC?

It’s a common misconception. Even though they share a similar chemical structure, they’re two different cannabinoids with inherently different effects.

HHC vs. Delta 8 THC

Delta-8 belongs to the THC family; it’s best known for its pain-relieving and relaxing properties; it provides a unique high without the paranoia and anxiety that some THC users get. The main difference between Delta-8 and HHC is that Delta-8 is more relaxing while HHC is more stimulating, making it perfect for daytime use for many.

In terms of psychoactive properties, Delta-8 provides unique psychotropic effects that many of our customers enjoy; however, HHC provides even stronger effects than Delta-8.

For the best relaxation with a mellow high, try our delicious Delta-8 gummies here.

For a strong buzz with more clarity, energy, and focus, then HHC gummies are the way to go.

HHC vs. Delta 9 THC

Delta-9 THC is your conventional THC; it’s the strongest in the THC family; it’s an incredibly potent cannabinoid that is not for the faint of heart. Delta-9 THC, like the rest of the THC family, helps alleviate pain and anxiety and gives the strongest high feeling of fogginess, AKA “being stoned.” That said, D-9 could be too potent for some users and could induce feelings of anxiety and paranoia instead, especially with high-potency gummies. On the other hand, HHC gives a strong high put with more clarity and focus.

If your body chemistry tolerates and enjoys THC, and you want the strongest high you can get, then Delta-9 THC gummies might be your go-to.

If your body doesn’t like D-9, but you still want the strong high, then HHC gummies are what you’re after.

HHC vs. Delta 10 THC

Delta-10 is somewhat new in the cannabis industry. D-10 and HHC share similar effects where they both offer energizing, stimulating feelings, as well as help relieve discomfort.

The main point of difference is that D-10 is mostly a mildly psychoactive cannabinoid, while HHC is plenty strong in this area.

In conclusion, if you feel like HHC gummies are too strong for you in terms of the high, then Delta-10 might be a better alternative for you.

If you’ve tried Delta-10 but still want more potent cerebral effects while enjoying clarity and focus, then HHC is the way to go.

Final Thoughts About HHC Gummies

Out of all HHC items out there, HHC gummies are making headlines. Thousands of user reviews make HHC gummies the new holy grail. Studies suggest that HHC can help you deal with pain and anxiety and also promote better sleep, amongst other benefits.

Perhaps HHC is a cult favorite because of its potent psychoactive effects that come with clarity, focus, and energizing sensation.

Our verdict? HHC is most definitely an experience not to miss out on!

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Legal Disclaimer:
By reading this information presented, you agree to release the author of any liability that comes from using this data. This post contains no legal advice. Claims about cannabinoids have not yet been approved by the FDA. Read the full legal disclaimer here.

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