It's basically "legal weed" since you can consume it recreationally without breaking the law. It also offers similar (but lighter) effects to delta-9 THC. Unlike the latter, you don't need a medical marijuana card to purchase delta-8.

Will delta-8 get me "high"?

It depends! But the short answer is "generally, yes."

In the same way that every person responds differently to delta-9 THC, your response to delta-8 will vary on several factors — such as your tolerance, body type, metabolic levels, and how you consume it.

Most consumers report feeling "lighter" and more "mellow" effects. There's also the potential absence of adverse side effects, like paranoia!

Does it feel like Marijuana?

It depends on the person! Some people think it's the same, and some get similar but lighter effects vs full-spectrum cannabis.

Wait, what are "Delta Derivatives"?
Before we jump into it, let's take a step back and define what WE mean by the word "derivative."

In our book, a "delta derivative" is a hemp-sourced product, which includes CBD and D8. However, others may refer to other cannabinoids from the cannabis plant (THC, CBG, THC-V, CBN) and non-flower products as a derivative. The most significant and crucial difference here is whether it's hemp-sourced v.s. cannabis-sourced. Our products are hemp-sourced! 

Yes! While traditional marijuana (delta-9 THC) is still illegal at the federal level, delta derivatives (such as delta-8) are derived from hemp and contain less than 0.3% delta-9 THC. That means they're legal under the 2018 Farm Bill :)

Our products will cause you to test positive for THC. We recommend not using them if you are required to pass a drug test for marijuana. :)

They're naturally occurring compounds from the Cannabis sativa plant! This includes THC, CBD, CBG, THC-V, CBN, and so forth. More than 100 of them have been identified!

Think of them as cousins with unique superpowers, each reacting to different receptors in your body. When they interact, they produce even more benefits, called the "entourage effect." The most common cannabinoids are THC and CBD.

The "entourage effect" is attributed to the reaction that occurs when multiple compounds of the plant work together. This creates a synergistic effect in the body, meaning the benefits are more effective than a single compound working alone. For instance, CBD and CBN will produce greater effects together than their isolates.

Full-spectrum means multiple cannabinoids work together to produce the most widely beneficial results.

For example, a CBD isolate is only one cannabinoid out of over 100 in the cannabis plant. A full-spectrum product may include CBD plus other cannabinoids, terpenes, and vitamins to help mimic the whole cannabis plant. When that happens, the "entourage effect" kicks in.

The short answer is: "it depends."

CBD and Delta derivatives are considered safe for most people in most situations if you buy it from a reputable source.

They are commonly described by consumers as "similar to classic cannabis with a slightly mellower effect". Our users report reaping many of the benefits of cannabis (improved sleep, anxiety relief, pain releaf, and more) without the intense high.

A number of factors can change the way CBD D8, and other delta derivates effect you, including: the way it was extracted, additives, how it is consumed, and your biological makeup .

It's important to purchase these products from reputable sources that provide third-party lab testing to ensure purity and potency. (LIKE US!)

Delta derivatives, such as delta-8 and CBD, are not yet FDA regulated.

CBD and Delta derivative products can have an effect on medications you're taking.

Consult a doctor before use.

It's a super fancy extraction method that uses pressurized carbon dioxide to extract usable parts of the hemp plant. C02 extractions are neat because it preserves valuable cannabinoids and terpenes without leaving a chemical residue!

Yes, every product is DEA Lab tested.