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Delta 8 THC has been on the hemp marketplace for several years now, and many enthusiasts out there have been able to explore and fully enjoy its unique effects. In fact, delta 8 was the first psychoactive cannabinoid to enter the legal hemp market, proving to be quite revolutionary. Now, delta 8, like cannabidiol (CBD), comes in all kinds of different delivery methods, including vapes, tinctures, flower, and more. But, a growing number of hemp enthusiasts are choosing to explore delta …

Anybody who has ever gotten a tattoo understands that the pain during the actual tattooing process is just the starting point. For the days afterwards, there is a direct level of pain that’s to be expected. Still, just because it’s standard for that area to hurt while it’s healing, doesn’t make it any easier to tolerate. And that’s where trying to find something, mainly topical, to ease the pain is necessary for some people who don’t have the best pain tolerance. Speaking of topicals, o …

A lot of us have found that taking a daily amount of cannabidiol (CBD) has been extremely useful, offering properties to the body that can yield desirable effects in a number of ways. But, for some people, there is an interest to explore multiple hemp-derived products on the market for various reasons. You see, as an influx of people desire to take more than one CBD product on a daily basis, it’s important for us to shed some light on whether or not it’s actually advisable to do so. Th …

If you’re a frequent cannabis user, then you may have encountered the tolerance wall – in other words, that point where our tolerance has become so high that we’re just not getting the effects we used to. At that point, we have a choice – keep going and deal with the potential for disappointing results, or simply take a tolerance break.A tolerance break, often referred to as a "T-break”, means a voluntary, temporary cessation of cannabis, so that someone’s tolerance goes back down and the …

THCA and CBDA are both raw precursor cannabinoids found in raw cannabis. While they have a lot in common in terms of their chemical properties, they’re also two extremely different cannabinoids in terms of how they affect us, mainly once they have been decarboxylated and converted into THC and CBD, as we all know.THCA and CBDA are different from each other in a host of ways, but you might be surprised by just how much they actually have in common with one another. And, that’s why it’s i …