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11-HXY THC (11-hydroxy THC) is a semi-synthesized cannabinoid that replicates the metabolite produced in the liver when we consume delta 9 edibles. Delta 9 converts into a new metabolite called 11-hydroxy THC, which affects us differently from delta 9 THC.

Delta 11 THC is commonly confused with 11-hydroxy THC. The latter is a metabolite that THC converts into once it reaches the liver, to get broken down and become THC-COOH, the metabolite notorious for causing a positive drug test result. Delta 11 THC is not 11-hydroxy THC, but you may come across some confusion while researching the cannabinoid.

Although research on 11-HXY THC is still in its early stages, there is evidence to suggest that it may interact with the endocannabinoid system (ECS), just like CBD and other cannabinoids. Those who have tried it describe the high as identical to the effects they get from delta 9 edibles, in that the effects are more relaxing, body-oriented, and long-lasting.

Research on HXY-11 THC is still in its early stages, but it likely offers the same benefits that delta 9 THC does, when taken in edible form.

Yes, 11-HXY THC is psychoactive, and likely feels exactly like the high you get from eating a THC edible. The high may last for up to 8 hours regardless of the type of product you’ve taken.

11-HXY THC can come in many product forms, as the distillate can be infused into various formulas, including:

• Vapes (Disposable Vape Pens and Cartridges)
• Gummies
• Tinctures
• Flower

11-HXY THC is likely safe, but more research is needed to fully understand its potential side effects. Some people may experience mild side effects like dry mouth or dizziness, but these are typically rare and not severe. Basically, the side effects are the same as what you’d potentially experience from delta 9 THC.

It’s likely that 11-HXY THC would cause a failed drug test result, because it converts into THC-COOH just like delta 9 THC, which is what drug tests are looking for.

The legality of 11-HXY tHC can vary by country and region. In some places, it may be legal, while in others, it may be subject to restrictions. It's essential to check your local laws and regulations regarding 11-HXY THC, and other intoxicating cannabinoids that may be under a blanket ban in some states.

Yes, some individuals use 11-HXY THC with other cannabinoids. You can find products that already offer cannabinoid blends, which include this cannabinoid and others in one formula.

If you are taking any medication, please consult your doctor prior to beginning an 11-HXY THC routine. The cannabinoid may suppress CYP3A4 levels in the body, which may interfere with the body’s ability to metabolize certain medications.