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A natural cannabinoid, Delta-8 THC is one of over 100 that the cannabis plant produces naturally. It is not present in significant amounts in the cannabis plant. Therefore, hemp-derived cannabidiol (CBD) is typically used to manufacture concentrated amounts of delta-8 THC. It is important to note that CBD and Delta 8 are entirely different cannabinoids with entirely different properties and uses.

It is physically impossible to overdose on delta 8 THC, just as it is with other cannabinoids found in hemp and marijuana. Overdoses from delta 8 THC have not been documented. It's true that both delta 8 and delta 9 THC - in high amounts - can make you high, but their doses need to be outrageously high to pose a serious threat.

Neither Delta 8-THC nor CBD are the same thing. Cannabinoid Delta 8 is a rare component of cannabis plants. This rare form of THC is often manufactured and converted from CBD because it is so rare. Delta-8 THC has a less psychoactive and more stable structure than Delta-9 THC despite sharing similar structural characteristics. Delta-8 THC is also a cannabinoid, much like CBD.

On a federal basis, yes! Hemp-derived delta 9 THC meets the FDA requirement of containing less than 0.3% THC by weight, so it’s legal to sell and consume. However, cannabis laws vary from state to state, so we recommend looking into your state’s laws before purchasing.

Not exactly! While delta 9 is the same chemical compound found in traditional cannabis, these products are derived from the hemp plant, not from marijuana. This means that hemp-derived delta 9 THC is legal to sell and consume at a federal level.