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Yes! You must be 21 years old or older to purchase THC-O.

Unfortunately, as of right now, THC-O is off-limits in Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Delaware, Idaho, Iowa, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, and Utah. We encourage you to write to your legislators.

As of right now, THC-O is legal in the following states: Alabama, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming.

The answer to that question is a bit more complicated. Even though THC-O is legal at the federal level, several states have, over the past year, made a push to ban or restrict the cannabinoid, despite its national status. The laws are changing all the time, meaning what is legal today could change tomorrow. We try to keep up-to-date as much as possible but recommend checking with local laws.

In 2018 Congress passed, and the President signed into law the Farm Bill of 2018. That bill (which is now law) legalized hemp and all of its compounds and derivatives. That included CBD and even THC-O. THC-O that comes from hemp is now legal.

Like all cannabinoids, there are no reports of anyone ever having an issue with THC-O. It is entirely 100% safe. Still, as with anything, you should always be careful. Use it in moderation, never take too much, and know your limits.

THC-O is five times more potent than Delta-8 THC and three times more powerful than cannabis.

THC-O is made from hemp and is naturally occurring from hemp. Still, it is not a synthetic cannabinoid. It is all-natural. However, it does take some work in the lab to produce enough of this cannabinoid to make it viable to sell on the market.

Both cannabinoids offer users a relaxing, euphoric high. However, with THC-O, the buzz is at least five times more potent than it is with Delta-8 THC. 

THC-O is what scientists consider a “prodrug” of Delta-9 THC. It is also at least three times more potent than cannabis.

Yes, THC-O is a cannabinoid just like Delta-8, Delta-9, Delta-10, CBD, and all of your other favorite compounds derived from hemp and cannabis. And while it is naturally occurring in hemp, it’s found in minimal quantities. In fact, in its original states, THC-O is just a brown sludge, like motor oil. But after some work in the lab (all-natural work), you get the potent, powerful product found on the market today.

It all depends on the product you use. It takes a while for the Active to metabolize in your system, so the high can last all day with edibles. With vapes, the effects come in short, powerful bursts.

The answer really depends on which product you use and what effect you are looking for. With edibles, the come-up is slow but can last all day, so we recommend following the serving recommendations on the package and only taking one or two. Take a few puffs off your tank or pen with vapes until the desired effect is reached.

Go slow and increase your dose. Remember, you can always take more, but you can’t take less.

No, Active CBD is a proprietary blend of hemp-derived cannabinoids, and THC is cannabis. Both compounds are different in terms of strength, potency, effect, and legality.

Active CBD is on the same level as Delta-8 and Delta-10 THC, as our proprietary blend of all-natural hemp cannabinoids is designed to work as a replacement for Delta-8 and Delta-10 for users who can’t access it. The two compounds are matched pretty evenly in terms of strength and potency.

Yes, you can combine both blends of Active CBD, as both blends are all-natural and complement each other well.