Articles about cannabinoids

What is T9HC? Effects, legality and safety – everything we actually know about this cannabinoid

T9HC is one of a number of emerging cannabinoids surrounding which there are many unanswered questions. This is because very little information is currently available regarding the effects, chemical structure and safety of T9HC. What do we actually know about the T9HC cannabinoid, and what remains unclear?

Delta-8-THC: effects, risks, and legal status in Europe

Although delta-8-THC is a lesser-known cannabinoid related to THC, it has had a significant impact on the cannabis market in recent years and has appeared in a number of commercial products. Although it is described as a “milder” variant of THC, its effects, safety and legal status remain the subject of debate. Let’s take a look.

Comparison of HHC and THC: what they have in common and how they differ

Although it is not easy to find a lot of relevant information about the mysterious hexahydrocannabinol, HHC and products containing it have recently experienced a huge boom in popularity. Apparently, this is due to its similarity to THC. Unlike its problematic cousin, HHC is legal to sell, although the effects of this cannabinoid are said to resemble THC in many ways. What exactly are the similarities and differences between the two cannabis compounds? What do we know about HHC and why should we be cautious?

What are the differences between indica and sativa?

Cannabis is a plant that is widely used for a wide range of effects. It contains over a hundred different chemical compounds known as cannabinoids, many of which have beneficial effects on human health. The two best-known types of cannabis are the so-called indica and sativa, i.e. Indian hemp and sowing hemp. These two species differ not only in appearance or origin, but also in their effects on both the body and the mind.

Will you pass a drug test after taking CBD oil?

Taking CBD oil is unlikely to cause a positive drug test, but there are a few things to watch out for. Let’s take a look at how drug testing works, how long they can detect the presence of cannabis in the body, and what products to use and which ones to avoid if you’re due for a drug test.

THCX under the microscope: Production, effects, user experiences, and comparison with other cannabinoids

THCX is the latest addition to the alternative cannabinoid scene. If you want to learn more about this substance, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, you will learn what THCX is, what lies behind this name, and how it is produced. What do user experiences say, and how does it differ from cannabinoids THC (delta-9), delta-8-THC, T9HC, and 10-OH-THC? Find out!

What is CBE and how is it formed?

More than 150 different cannabinoids have so far been discovered in the cannabis plant, some of which are well known, such as CBD and THC, and others that are still waiting for their time to come. Now, slowly but surely, CBE is coming to the fore – a lesser known but potentially interesting cannabinoid. What is CBE, how is it produced and what are its effects? Find out in this article.

HCT: Origin, effects and comparison with cannabinoids THC, 10-OH-THC and T9HC

The cannabis market has changed beyond recognition in recent years. New, lesser-known cannabinoids with unique properties are increasingly attracting attention. Among the newcomers is HCT, which offers an intense yet balanced psychoactive effect. We won’t keep you in suspense any longer. In this article, you will learn where HCT comes from, what effects it has, and what products are currently available. We have also prepared a table for you, where you can find a comparison with other cannabinoids. So, let’s get started.

Interaction of CBD with medications: is it safe to take CBD products with your medications?

Some drugs are more likely to interact with CBD than others. In this article, we cover more than 25 separate classes of drugs and the most common interactions to know about before using CBD.

What to do if CBD doesn’t work for you

It can be a little daunting to think that CBD isn’t working for you the way you think it should. While everyone’s experience with this cannabinoid will vary, it’s definitely worth finding out the root cause of why it’s not working so that you too can enjoy the potential benefits CBD has to offer.

How independent third-party CBD testing works and why it’s important

Third-party testing of CBD products serves as proof that what a company claims for its product is true. The industry is highly unregulated, leading to unethical CBD manufacturers artificially inflating and lying about the CBD content in their products. Some companies even sell products that may be contaminated with heavy metals, pesticides, or other harmful substances.

CBD vs. Kratom – for pain, sleep and energy

CBD and kratom offer similar benefits for pain management and sleep support. Which option is better? At first glance, kratom and CBD are very similar. Both products are derived from natural plant sources and offer many of the same benefits. CBD and kratom are used to relieve chronic pain, promote deeper and restorative sleep and alleviate anxiety and depression. While there are many similarities between the two plant extracts, kratom and CBD are very different.

What is CBDV and what are its effects?

CBD, CBG, THC, THCV – the list of cannabinoids contained in cannabis is really long (in fact, there are up to 120 of them), although most people only know about THC and CBD, and some have never even heard of those. In the following text, however, we will look at CBDV, one of the lesser-known cannabinoids. CBDV is a precursor to cannabidiol (CBD), i.e., CBD is derived from it, and it can have a number of effects that could be beneficial to users. It is known to affect the endocannabinoid system and TRP channels, and although the possibilities for using CBDV have not yet been explored in detail, the initial findings look very promising.

Get to know CBT(C): a rare cannabinoid with exciting potential!

Research is continually providing new insights into the compounds in cannabis that can have a positive effect on health. Among these substances is CBT(C), a rare cannabinoid that could offer new possibilities in the treatment of certain diseases. Find out what studies to date reveal about CBT(C) and its properties and how you can benefit from its effects.

CBDa vs. CBD: What is CBDa and can it get you high?

Wondering what CBDa is, how it is obtained and what its structure is? How does it differ from CBD? Initial research suggests that CBDa has promising therapeutic potential. In this article, we’ll take you through the scientific studies and also look at what effects this substance has and whether it causes a “high” feeling. Finally, we’ll also look at where to buy CBDa products.

What is HHCPM, how is it produced and what are its effects?

HHCPM (hexahydrocannabiphorol monomethyl ether) is a lesser known cannabinoid in the cannabis industry, at least for now. In this article, we’ll take a look at what HHCPM is, how it is produced, its structure and its effects. And we’ll also take a look into what the safety, legality and supply of HHCPM products are. Are you ready to uncover another newcomer to the cannabis world that likely offers longer-lasting effects than HHCP?

What are the effects and properties of 10-OH-THC and how does it differ from 11-OH-THC?

With growing interest in cannabinoids, 10-OH-THC is also appearing on the scene. This article will explain what 10-OH-THC and 11-OH-THC are, how they are produced, what effects they have, and how they differ from each other.

11-OH-THC in a nutshell: properties and effects

THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) is a well-known term in the cannabis industry. The metabolite 11-OH-THC is not heard of as much and many may be confused as to what the substance is. In this article you will learn what 11-OH-THC is, how it is formed and what its effects are. We also know what the main differences between it and THC are.

What is 10-OH-HHCP, how is it formed and what are its effects?

Summer in the cannabis world is marked by news. Do you want to know what 10-OH-HHCP is, how it is produced and what its effects are? How does it compare to the cannabinoid 10-OH-HHC and what products can be purchased? Find out in our article today. Let’s get to it.

Live resin and live resin terpenes: everything you need to know

Have you ever heard of live resin cannabis concentrate? In the almost plethora of concentrates available on the market, this strain, popular among users and producers alike, is attracting a lot of attention. If you are wondering what exactly is hidden under the live resin label and why it is becoming increasingly popular, read on. This article will guide you through the production process, the different ways of using it and reveal its many benefits.

What is 8-OH-HHC, what are its effects and how does it differ from 10-OH-HHC?

Did you know that 8-OH-HHC is a molecule that is formed when the body processes HHC? During this process, new substances called metabolites are formed, and among them is 8-OH-HHC. Let’s explore what 8-OH-HHC is, what effects it has and how it differs from 10-OH-HHC. Is 8-OH-HHC psychoactive? What are the possible side effects and risks? We will answer in the article.

10-OH-HHC: Another new addition to the HHC series?

It might seem that nothing will come after HHC, HHC-O and HHC-P, but the opposite is true. A new cannabinoid addition has just hit the market – 10-OH-HHC. What is it, how is this compound made and what effects can you expect? What products with 10-OH-HHC are already on the market?

What is CBG9 and what are its origins and effects?

We’ve already had CB9, but what is CBG9? CBG in the name is not a coincidence. What is the origin of CBG9 and what do we know about its effects? What products does it come in? Is this cannabinoid safe? We’ll explore in the article.

THCO: What’s the truth about it being a cannabinoid with psychedelic effects?

Although marijuana has remained illegal and stigmatised in many parts of the world for decades, the passage of the US Farm Bill has allowed cannabis-derived substances to enter the commercial market. In this article, we will introduce THCO, a cannabinoid that not only has a mysterious history but also a reputation associated with psychedelic properties. What are its effects, what is behind its production and how does it differ from other cannabinoids? Find out.

What do we know about the phytocannabinoid CBDP? Production, effects and comparison with CBD, CBG, CBN and H4CBD

CBDP is reminiscent of the well-known CBD. Wondering what CBDP is, where it came from and what effects it has? We take a look at what the research says and how it compares to the cannabinoids CBD, CBG, CBN and H4CBD.

What is HHCH, what are its effects and risks?

The cannabis industry has undergone remarkable developments in recent years. Although the industry seems to be releasing new cannabinoids all the time, some date back as far as the 1940s, and this is also the case for the compound HHCH. Where did it come from, what are its effects and what are the risks? Are products with HHCH safe? We will answer in the article.

THCB Guide: production, effects, research and legal status

150 minor cannabinoids have already been identified in the cannabis plant, and one of these lesser known cannabinoids is THCB. Although this appears to be a new cannabinoid, its origins date back to the 1940s. Find out what THCB is, how it is produced, what potential effects it holds and how it compares to other cannabinoids.

What is THCH? Production, effects, risks and comparison with other cannabinoids

Cannabis is a fascinating, mysterious and complex plant. Whenever scientists try to unravel its mysteries, new discoveries are made. And the latest discovery includes the minor cannabinoid THCH. It’s said to be another powerful cannabinoid with psychoactive properties. In this article, we’ll explore what THCH is, how it’s produced, its effects, risks, and how it compares to THC, THCP, and THCV.

The cannabinoid THCJD: What are its effects and how does it differ from other cannabinoids?

New or “rediscovered” cannabinoids are constantly being discovered, so it may be hard for you to keep up with all the news. That’s why we’re here to keep you informed. Today we’re going to introduce you to another member of the “new cannabinoid” category, a compound that goes by the name THCJD. What is its structure and effects? How does it differ from THC or THCP?

Does CBD oil go bad over time? How to determine the shelf life of CBD products

Can CBD oil go bad? The short answer is yes. All good things must come to an end, and CBD oil is no different in this regard. Here’s how to check if your CBD oil has gone bad. Natural products have a shelf life, which means that even a bottle of CBD oil has a shelf life.

5 evidence of CBD’s use in protecting the nervous system (it is neuroprotective)

CBD is a neuroprotective substance, which means it can preserve the function and structure of the neurons that make up the central nervous system. These specialised cells are highly sensitive to damage from oxidative or inflammatory compounds. Autoimmune diseases, prion diseases, genetic polymorphisms and others can lead to neuronal damage.

What is CB9? Origin, effects, availability and comparison with other cannabinoids

We have a new addition to the cannabis family! A newcomer among cannabinoids, CB9 stands out with its unique chemical structure. Let’s explore what CB9 is, how it is formed and what its structural properties are. We will also look at its effects and therapeutic potential. Want to know if it has psychoactive properties? And how does it compare to the cannabinoids CBD, H4CBD, HHC and THC? Find out in this article.

What is THCPO and what are its effects?

Another cannabinoid has appeared on the US market – THCPO. It is only a matter of time before it spreads to the European market. This novelty is said to outperform even extra-strength THCP. What are its effects and what products with THCPO can already be found in foreign e-shops today?

Main differences between pure CBD and full-spectrum CBD extract

Public awareness about cannabidiol (CBD) immensely increased in the last years. People use it to mitigate various ailments and choose from countless feasible ways of consumption: it is possible to swallow it in capsules or oil, apply ointment to the skin or inhale. Generally, however, it is true that you can choose from two basic and fundamentally varying types – vegetable extract or extract with a high content of CBD (often called as “full-spectrum”) or purified CBD (so-called isolate).

Anandamide: the path to a happy life

Anandamide or AEA is an endocannabinoid that has been nicknamed the “bliss molecule”. But what exactly does that mean and what is the relationship between anandamide and cannabinoids like THC and CBD?

Why do MMA fighters use CBD?

Nate Diaz used a vaporizer pen containing CBD during the press conference following his loss to Conor McGregor at UFC 202. Why are so many MMA fighters now advocating the use of CBD? In this article, we’ll look at the benefits of using CBD in muscle recovery, chronic pain, anxiety, sleep support and more, and look at the major big steps CBD producers are taking in this exciting development in MMA.

Calculation of total available THC and the number 0.877

When gathering information in debates about cannabis, you may come across a seemingly random number. This number is mentioned in an important calculation for “THCmax,” or in other words, the total available THC. The calculation looks like this: THCmax = THC + (0.877 * THCA)

What are synthetic cannabinoids and why are they dangerous?

Synthetic cannabinoids are man-made chemicals that look or act like naturally occurring cannabinoids. The two most well-known cannabinoids are THC and CBD. But more than 100 others are produced in the cannabis plant. There are several hundred artificial versions (and more are being added all the time). The following text tells you everything you need to know about synthetic cannabinoids and synthetic cannabis. We will also discuss the potential risks of using synthetic cannabis products such as K2 or Spice. Synthetic cannabinoids are molecules that interact with the endocannabinoid system or share key structural similarities with THC. Most (but not all) are psychoactive. Some, such as THC-O-acetate, are significantly more potent than natural THC.

CBD and THC, ten myths about cannabinoids

With increasing awareness of CBD as a potential treatment, there has also been a spread of misconceptions about CBD and the healing role of THC.

Is HHCP the most potent cannabinoid?

HHC-P is a newly discovered cannabinoid that is said to be even more potent than HHC. It may relieve stress or induce a feeling of euphoria, but it also carries the risk of possible side effects. Find out how HHC-P differs from its predecessor, how it works and where to find it.

How to stimulate the endocannabinoid system?

The endocannabinoid system is still relatively unknown, but it is involved in the function of all organs in the body. You can support it not only by increasing your intake of cannabinoids, but also by eating a balanced diet and living an active lifestyle.

What are cannabinoids?

Cannabinoids such as CBD contribute to most of the therapeutic effects of the cannabis plant. Read on to find out how they work and why they are important. We will look at the phytocannabinoids from the cannabis plant (such as CBD, CBG, CBC, THCV), the endocannabinoids produced in the body (anandamide and 2-AG) and their synthetic or pharmaceutical versions used as medicines or illegal drugs.

What is the endocannabinoid system?

Why do cannabinoids and other compounds from cannabis have a beneficial effect on the human body? How is it possible that CBD can relieve stress or inflammation, and what causes THC to induce changes in perception? It has to do with a complex biological system that is found in the body of all mammals, not excluding humans. This is the endocannabinoid system, which was discovered in the late 1980s and early 1990s and has been the subject of research ever since.

Are you familiar with the cannabinoid THCP?

The world’s most potent cannabinoid? According to recent scientific studies conducted on animals, it could be the cannabinoid THCP. Many experiments have shown that THCP has much stronger effects than the better-known cannabinoid THC. However, it is still being investigated whether the cannabinoid THCP has similar effects on humans.

What is H4CBD?

You may have come across mentions of H4CBD on the internet – a hydrogenated cannabinoid sometimes described as hundreds of times more potent than CBD. And it’s this information that has started to garner so much attention and cause a bit of a stir. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at this new cannabinoid. Wondering what H4CBD is, what effects it has and how it compares to CBD? Find the answers in the article.

What do we know about HHC-O?

The great popularity of HHC has attracted the interest not only of the public, but also of laboratory scientists and cannabis product manufacturers. Not surprisingly, other derivatives of this famous cannabinoid have started to appear. One of them is HHC-O. Read on to find out where this cannabinoid came from, what effects it has and in what form it is popular among consumers.

What is HHC or hexahydrocannabinol?

Among the worldwide wave of growing popularity of cannabinoids derived from cannabis – including THC delta-8, THC delta-O and THC delta-10 – few are less understood by the public than HHC. Well just try “googling” this compound. The results the search engine will give you will yield a lot of conflicting information about its legality, effects on the body, and even whether it occurs naturally in the cannabis plant.

What is THCA (Tetrahydrocannabinolic Acid)

In its raw form, marijuana actually contains very little psychoactive THC. Instead, it contains tetrahydrocannabinolic acid, or THCA. In recent years, scientists have found that THCA offers all the benefits of THC without the psychoactive effects.

What is THCV and what makes it special?

Have you heard of THCV? Are you wondering what effects it has and if it can really help with weight loss? What have studies found about the effects of THCV on osteoporosis, diabetes and Parkinson’s disease? Learn what makes this cannabinoid unique, how it interacts with the endocannabinoid system and why it’s a good idea to take advantage of it.

CBD vs. THC: differences, effects, health benefits and common myths

Both CBD and THC are compounds derived from the cannabis plant, known as phytocannabinoids. Although the two substances act in slightly different ways, they share a therapeutic potential. What are the effects of these cannabinoids? Is CBD or THC better for pain? And what are the most common myths that accompany them?