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Tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (THCA) is the raw form of delta 9 THC, and this totally legal cannabinoid has a very special trick up its sleeve: once it’s heated, like through the process of smoking, vaping, or dabbing, it turns into delta 9, delivering the same high we associate with weed. You can understand why then, THCA flower, THCA vapes, and THCA concentrates are immensely popular – they’re actually legal THC products, with unlimited concentrations of the superstar, otherwis …

Naturally, a big appeal of taking a THCA product that must be heated, like a vape, concentrate, or flower product, is the fact that you’re going to get a delta 9 high from it. But, what happens if you never actually feel the results you were expecting – is THCA more overhyped than it’s worth, or could it be that there’s something off with the particular product, or how you’re using it?Why Am I Not Feeling What I Was Expecting from My THCA Product? THCA is the naturally occurri …

With tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (THCA) being easier to find than ever it seems, quality levels can vary from brand to brand. Hence, why those lab reports are everything when it comes to choosing the right THCA product.Third-party lab reports are typically broken up into 2 documents: the short-form lab report, and the long-form one. But, if you don’t know what to look for, both documents are going to be basically useless. Let’s take a look at what these lab reports mean, and what to …

The hemp marketplace keeps finding new ways to give us the high we’re looking for from cannabis, in a way that’s totally compliant with federal law. And, manufacturers have made that easier than ever with two fantastic additions to the industry: THCA and hemp-derived delta 9 THC. They share a lot in common with one another, so let’s compare them to help you decide which option you might want to choose.What is THCA (Tetrahydrocannabinolic Acid)?THCA refers to the raw, acidic form of THC …

Tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (THCA) has really changed the game of the hemp industry, offering up a legal way to enjoy a delta 9 high. THCA is just raw delta 9 THC, found naturally in hemp, and when you use a product like vape, dab, or flower, that THCA is getting heated to convert into delta 9, in high concentrations for the high you know and love.By covering how THCA works with live rosin – a type of concentrate that’s really grown in popularity, you will discover for yourself how the …