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January 3, 2022
Cannabis has earned quite an exciting reputation over the last several decades. You probably grew up hearing far more misinformation regarding the use of cannabis and THC than you did any accurate facts, all thanks to negative propaganda and movies featuring the stereotypical “burnout” who gets so baked he can’t even function. Those times are over. It’s now time to enjoy legal THC Gummies nationwide!
If the image of a drug-addicted burnout comes to mind when you hear the word cannabis, well, it’s high time you forget what you’ve listened to in the past and enlighten yourself with the many ways this plant can benefit both your mind and body.
There is so much more to hemp-derived THC than we ever previously realized.
With this new approach and the legal loophole the 2018 farm bill offers, hemp-derived THC can help us on our journey to recovery, achieving better rest, and gaining even more clarity and focus. And if you’re curious about trying a new type of THC to help improve your daily life, then you’re in the right place.
In this article, you’ll learn the differences between the new types of hemp-derived THCs that are making waves in the cannabis industry and why you should pay attention to the many life-changing benefits they can offer.
If you’ve been following along at all the last year, you may have noticed that these new THCs have hit the cannabis market everywhere you look. Specifically, hemp-derived THC edibles have made their way to the top, piquing the interest of consumers all over the country. Delta-8 THC gummies have become a massive hit, earning their rank as one of the top trending products in 2021.
The latest hemp-derived THC products to hit the market are Delta-10 THC gummies— although they’re still relatively unknown to many— along with Delta-9 THC gummies that you could previously only purchase at authorized dispensaries. But as we said, it’s a new era for THC, and THC derived from hemp is completely changing the game.
The question is: how is all this possibly legal? And how do you, as a consumer, differentiate between THC compounds? We’ll get into all that, but first, let’s go back in time and learn a little more about the cannabis research that allowed all of this to happen.
The use of cannabis dates back more than a millennium, even though we didn’t know what was causing the effects we so loved and needed back then. Archaeologists found evidence of cannabis with high levels of THC in western China dating back to 2,500 years, suggesting humans were intentionally cultivating THC-rich cannabis specimens further around than we could have ever imagined. [1]
And no, they weren’t just using cannabis to get stoned; the multi-beneficial plant continues its use for medicine for far longer than it has ever been used for recreational purposes.
In the US alone, cannabis was widely utilized as a patent medicine during the 19th and early 20th centuries and was described in the United States Pharmacopoeia for the first time way back in 1850—before the modern-day “hippie” was even around.
Of course, that’s not to say those who did try cannabis in those days didn’t enjoy its euphoric and calming effects. But it was considered a safe, natural, and highly effective medicine with potent health benefits long before DARE began incorrectly telling children and parents it was some dangerous gateway drug.
Today, much of what we know can is because of Dr. Raphael Mechoulam, who rightfully earned the nickname “the godfather of cannabis science.” In the 1960s, Mechoulam made it his mission to focus on cannabinoids and began heavily researching the chemical structure of cannabis. But it wasn’t until 1998 that professor of physiology Dr. Allyn Howlett and pharmacologist Dr. William Devane finally determined that our brains contained receptor sites that reacted to cannabinoids.
In short, cannabis has come quite a long way from its initial use as medicine to becoming labeled a dangerous drug and now back to being considered a multifaceted, holistic medication.
The US still classifies cannabis as a Schedule 1 substance— but only if the total amount of Delta-9 THC is higher than 0.30% on a dry-weight basis. When below that amount, cannabis is treated as hemp and, thus, is legal under federal law per the 2018 farm bill.
Contrary to popular belief, cannabis is not just the marijuana plant; cannabis also includes the hemp plant, which is opening doors for new legal products that are changing the way we both view and consume THC. In the coming years, we can undoubtedly expect high-quality hemp-derived cannabis products to grow in popularity among those searching for relief for a variety of ailments.
Although scientists have had to jump many hurdles to research cannabis, we know so much more today than we did even just a decade ago. Today, it appears the majority of Americans have shed their former beliefs and now support legalizing all cannabis for medicinal and recreational use.
Thankfully, many states have legalized cannabis for recreational or medicinal purposes.
Cannabis has been shown to help with the following:
Additional Source: Harvard
As the scientific community continues its research, this list will grow even longer.
Today, it’s no secret that both CBD and THC have the power to bring relief to a variety of ailments. And as more states legalize cannabis, we will continue to see the many ways this plant can change lives.
Most people are familiar with THC to an extent, but to understand what forms of THC can bring the most benefits to your life, you need to know more about this ingredient compound.
THC stands for delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol THC.
The compound we all know, even if we didn’t know, we already knew about it. This cannabinoid molecule is recognized as the primary psychoactive ingredient in cannabis—it’s what gives us that “high” feeling. But although it is inarguably the most recognized, Delta-9 THC is just one of more than 400 active substances found in cannabis.
This new era in the cannabis world has opened the door for compliant hemp-derived THC to hit the market. Scientists have isolated and extracted THC from hemp, allowing for the creation of THC products that can be sold all over the country. Just as long the total amount of Delta-9 is below 0.30% on a dry weight basis in the finished goods.
With THC coming from hemp, we can now take CBD isolate and naturally transform it into any THC.
Let’s dive just a bit into Delta-9, then take a thorough look at hemp extracts like Delta-8 and Delta-10 to understand better how each compound works in the body and what sort of impact you can expect. But it doesn’t stop here.
These days, constant discoveries are made, and new THC compounds are popping up. To keep this article somewhat short, we will focus on the three most popular THCs in this post.
THC products derived from the phytocannabinoid-rich hemp flower are available to all. We know; it sounds too good to be true. But a loophole in the 2018 Farm Bill opened the door for the legal manufacturing of hemp-derived THC products in the United States.
That said, all legal hemp products should contain less than 0.30% Delta 9 THC by dry weight volume and must be extracted from hemp only to stay compliant. This is where third-party lab testing comes into play to secure the THC level does not surpass the requirements.
When the Farm Bill legalized the cultivation and sale of hemp and hemp-derived products under federal law, it gave rise to an entirely new THC edibles industry that is selling around the country.
No matter where you live, you can access THC’s many benefits. Some states have their own regulations in place, so make sure to check them before purchasing hemp-derived THC products.
Delta-9 THC is identified as the primary active component of cannabis and can induce a variety of sensory and psychological effects, including mild reverie, euphoria, increased sensory awareness, and therapeutic benefits. Alternatively, it can also exacerbate anxiety and depression, cause paranoia, and give an uneasy feeling of lightheadedness.
For a growing number of people trying to use cannabis for medicinal purposes, Delta-9 can be too powerful or unpredictable. It is not uncommon for someone to buy a specific strain of cannabis they’ve previously tried and have an entirely different experience than when they first gave it a go. It is, after all, the main reason why cannabis is illegal in so many countries.
Unfortunately, while some dispensaries do wonders when educating their staff on the many different strains of cannabis, others do not. It can lead to confusion and unnecessary grief on the user’s part, and it can only take one negative experience to turn someone off from using cannabis entirely.
With Delta-9 having the potential to be so powerful, it’s no surprise that people out there think cannabis isn’t right for them.
Science has advanced so significantly in recent years, and thankfully, we now know so much more about other forms of hemp-extracted THC that are less potent— but powerful when it comes to their therapeutic properties!
Now that we can extract THC from hemp, consumers can buy these new forms of THC online in any state that allows CBD sales, all thanks to the loophole in the 2018 Farm Bill. This means Delta-9, along with Delta-8 and Delta-10, are now available for those who seek THC benefits by consuming hemp-derived “Weed Gummies.”
Today you can purchase hemp-derived Delta-9 THC in various products, such as legal Delta-9 THC gummies, full-spectrum CBD gummies, oil tinctures, soft gels, weed edibles, vapes, flowers, and hemp cigarettes. All with a max of 0.30% total dry weight.
Want something even stronger? Try our new Delta 9X THC Gummies.
Delta-8 THC is a lesser-known phytocannabinoid derived from the hemp plant— not the marijuana plant. It has a lower psychotropic potency than Delta-9, along with its incredible physical and mental effects. Including pain relief, anxiety relief, inflammation control, appetite stimulation, sleep regulation, migraine relief, and more.
In the past, due to Delta-8 THC’s trace amounts and a lack of technology, we didn’t have the technology to extract enough Delta-8 THC from hemp to be beneficial on its own. But today, we’re able to use modern extraction techniques, like selective breeding and molecular isolation, to harvest a virtually unlimited amount of legal, pure, and organic Delta-8 THC.
Due to its non-psychoactive properties, Delta-8 THC is a much friendlier alternative to its cousin, Delta-9. It’s a third less potent than Delta-9, is more stable, and those who have tried Delta-8 have reported feeling a more relaxing, calming, and euphoric body high.
For example, our Delta-8 THC Gummies deliver many of the same benefits as our Delta-9 Gummies, but it does so without the adverse side effects Delta-9 can cause. Research on Delta-8 THC is still in its early stages, but there is evidence that suggests it can assist with but is not limited to the following concerns:
Because Delta-8 THC binds to the endocannabinoid system in a slightly different way due to the location of its double bond, it’s said that this is what makes Delta-8 a much less potent option than Delta-9.
If you are looking for relaxing effects similar to that of Delta-9 but with reduced potency, organic Delta-8 THC gummies that use only natural ingredients may be the right option for you.
You can still benefit from Delta-8’s powerful healing properties without the risky side effects that its cousin Delta-9 can sometimes bring. Many have said it’s more of a body “high feeling vs. a head high, works more as a sedative, and can give you the “couch-lock” feeling too.
The most popular way to consume this new compound is Delta-8 THC gummies, especially our 50mg Delta 8 gummies. You can also find Delta-8 THC oil tinctures and various edibles, soft gels, vapes, flowers, and even Delta-8 THC hemp cigarettes.
Delta-10 THC is in the trace amounts of the cannabis plant, and while the Delta-10 extracted from the marijuana plant is still illegal in most states, the Delta-10 extracted from the hemp plant is not.
Much like what we find with Delta-8 THC, Delta-10 is far less potent than Delta-9 and even less potent than Delta-8. Anecdotally, Delta-10 can provide energizing effects, whereas Delta-8 can be more sedating.
Some of the characteristics noted for Delta-10 THC so far are:
In short, the main difference between Delta-8 THC and Delta-10 is that Delta-8 can be more calming while Delta-10 can be more energizing and uplifting.
To put this in perspective, you can think of Delta-8 THC as an “Indica” and Delta-10 as a “Sativa.” Whereas Delta 9 THC would be somewhat of a hybrid with similar properties as Delta-8 and Delta-10.
Of course, everyone has unique body chemistry, and compounds will affect people differently.
Want to learn more about Delta 10? Read our comprehensive guide.
Delta-10 THC is still relatively new to the cannabis industry, but more products pop up as more people become aware of its benefits. You can currently purchase Delta-10 THC gummies, vapes, and oil tinctures, as those are now the most popular items on the cannabis market.
Delta-8 THC and Delta-10 THC interact with your endocannabinoid system and its receptors in the same way that Delta-9 does. Both are considered a weaker version of Delta-9, but they still deliver many health benefits along with a more muted yet enjoyable high. But since Delta-8 and Delta-10 have less affinity with your cannabinoid receptors than Delta-9, they don’t produce a heavily “stoned” feeling.
Although Delta-8 THC and Delta-10 are nearly identical in structure, Delta-8 has a double bond on the eighth carbon ring, and delta-10 has one on the tenth. Researchers believe Delta-8 binds more efficiently to your CB1 receptors, which may give you a more potent high than Delta-10.
While Delta-8 THC gummies will give you a bit of a stronger “high” than Delta-10, neither compound will be as potent as Delta-9 THC. It makes both Delta-8 and Delta-10 a friendlier option for beginners or for consumers looking for a way to enjoy the benefits of THC without feeling glued to the couch or feeling paranoid.
Although many say Delta-8 THC is your typical Indica compound, consumers have reported maintaining focus and concentration still while remaining calm and relaxed. So in a sense, it really shouldn’t be compared to Indica too heavily, as people can still feel as though they can function normally after consuming Delta-8 THC gummies.
With Delta-10 THC, consumers report feeling a stimulating “head buzz.” It is believed to help consumers unleash creativity while staying focused and slightly euphoric.
Delta-8 THC gummies and Delta-10 THC gummies can offer some of the same benefits as cannabis, but consumers don’t have to fear any psychoactive effects.
As with any edible, it’s best to start small, wait, and see how you feel before consuming more. If you’re new to trying edibles such as Delta-8 THC gummies or other quality THC gummies, start with half a gummy or one gummy and wait a couple of hours. You can always increase your dosage, so it’s best to be patient when finding your ideal dosage.
When it comes to trying a cannabis product for the first time, you want to make sure you’re opting for a brand that’s dedicated to the best manufacturing practices of its products and uses only high-quality ingredients.
Here at BioWellnessX, we offer fully organic, healthy, and clean THC gummies. We use purely organic hemp grown locally in small farms across the United States, and our products don’t contain potentially harmful chemicals or artificial flavors. Just one look at our organic ingredients list should tell you everything you need to know about our dedication to superior quality:
You’ll know after tasting just one gummy the difference in quality.
We manufacture and sell the best THC gummies, handmade using natural and organic ingredients, so the taste, consistency, and absorption rate are at their best every time. Our Delta-8 THC gummies have become an absolute favorite among customers, and our Delta-10 THC gummies are well on their way to earning that title.
As something new, our Delta-9 THC Gummies are slowly rising to the top as a new favorite for a good reason too. It’s not only more potent than both Delta 8 and Delta 10 but also has psychoactive effects, plus you get the best of both worlds.
It primarily works as a Sativa, with a bit of energy boost, a little clarity, and a mild sedative effect.
If you want a THC edible that is somewhat in the middle of D8 and D10, our legal Delta-9 gummies for sale will quickly become a new favorite.
With our independent labs easily accessible, you can feel safe and sound when purchasing our hemp gummies, knowing you get an utterly compliant product.
Hemp-derived THC edibles are here to stay, and we believe THC gummies are helping many people discover a more profound love and appreciation for cannabis. Because Delta-8 THC and Delta-10 THC are far less potent than Delta-9, those seeking the healing benefits of cannabis can try THC gummies during the day to help with various ailments while still feeling calm and focused. Try them now.
Be sure to do your due diligence, research your State’s laws, whether it’s for Delta 8, Delta 9, or Delta 10, and ensure whatever hemp products you’re purchasing have undergone third-party lab testing. When it comes to cannabis, you should only consume superb quality products to have the best experience possible.
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Generally, yes, hemp-derived THC is safe to consume. However, we’re dealing with THC here, and any products containing THC or CBD should always be consumed responsibly. Brand reputation is important! Do your research and find a reputable brand that offers premium quality products that have undergone third-party lab tests.
Even the best THC gummies can have unpleasant side effects, especially if taken in high doses. THC has been shown in studies to give headaches to those who take large doses at once. Common side effects are dry mouth, dry eyes, and potentially lightheadedness.
Whether you’re consuming Delta-8 THC gummies or Delta-10, always start with a low dose, wait, and see how you feel before consuming more.
Delta-8 THC gummies and Delta-10 THC gummies contain psychoactive properties, but those who have tried them feel that Delta-10 THC gummies are best for daytime use due to their uplifting properties. The same goes with our Delta-9 THC Gummies; they work as a Sativa. Delta-8 THC gummies, on the other hand, have a calming, relaxing effect and may be best for evening use. That said, both THCs are mild enough to be taken during the day; be sure to start with a low dose (half a gummy), so you can determine your tolerance. We offer some of the best THC gummies on the market today. Reach out to us today, and let us show you why we say we are the best.
The main thing to have in mind is THC is legal in most states when it originates from hemp extracts. You have to make sure Delta 9 THC is below 0.30% of total dry weight.
At BioWellnessX we are on a mission to make legal, high-quality hemp-derived THC & CBD products more accessible for people nationwide. We offer cutting-edge products with one goal in mind – provide natural relief!
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