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CBD VS THC
CBD and THC are the dominant cannabinoids in today's market. While their chemical structures are similar, they produce vastly different effects. Both have significant potential benefits for their users, but what differentiates them? Read our CBD/THC Cannabinoid Comparison guide to learn more.
Different Cannabinoids

CBD (an abbreviation of cannabidiol) is one of many beneficial compounds found within the cannabis plant, known as a cannabinoid. It occurs predominantly in hemp plants, which are a type of cannabis plant. It does not cause an intoxicating high, but is known for its capacity to ease anxiety and soothe pain.

Delta-8 THC is one of over 100 cannabinoids that occur naturally in hemp and other cannabis plants. There are numerous forms of THC, including D8, D9, D10, and D11. Delta-8 exists in quantities too small to be extracted directly from hemp plants. However, through a chemical process known as isomerization, technicians convert hemp-derived CBD into Delta-8. This creates a distillate of the kind we use in our products.

Delta-9 THC is the euphoric high-inducing cannabinoid most famously associated with cannabis plants. In hemp, it occurs in naturally low levels. Delta-9 is the cannabinoid that is famously dominant in high-THC cannabis plants, also known as Marijuana. However, Delta-9 also occurs naturally in hemp plants, and can be extracted naturally from them. Any Delta-9 in our products is hemp-derived.

HHC is a naturally-occurring cannabinoid found in cannabis. However, it was first synthesized in 1944 by American chemist Roger Adams by adding hydrogen molecules to Delta-9 THC. This is a process known as hydrogenation, which is frequently used in the food industry. In today’s market, HHC is refined from CBD isolate, not Delta-9 THC. It produces a euphoric effect that is similar to Delta-8 THC, but is less potent.