Rapid Release Tangerine

Sativa is a classification of marijuana strains. The general perception is that it provides a more energizing and creative high than it's counterpart, Indica.

Delta-9 THC and Delta-8 THC can both get you high, even though most people say they achieve a slightly different experience. That difference is due to bond strength between CB1 receptors and THC molecules. Delta-9 THC bonds more strongly with the body’s CB1 receptors which produces more extreme feelings of paranoia, anxiety, and other classic “high” side effects. It can also serve as a strong sedative. In contrast, Delta-8 THC bonds more weakly with CB1 receptors, producing a notably milder high. Researchers have not studied D8 as much as delta-9 THC or CBD, yet available evidence including anecdotal stories from users suggests the gentler delta-8 weed high allows for a more focused and clear-headed experience. Perhaps the biggest benefit of using Delta-8 THC is that it is less likely to produce those side effects like anxiety and paranoia. That isn’t to say it isn’t intoxicating—it is!

According to the 2018 Farm Bill, Delta-8 THC is legal in most US states. However, it’s illegal to buy Delta-8 THC gummies today in the following states: Alaska, Colorado, Delaware, Idaho, Iowa, Montana, Rhode Island, North Dakota, Utah or Vermont. Additionally, we cannot ship internationally outside of the US. For now, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not regulate Delta-8 THC products.

Yes. Most drug tests can’t tell the difference between Delta-8 THC and Delta-9 THC, so a false positive test for Delta-9 THC is definitely possible after using potent delta-8 THC products in particular.