Do Buzz Drops have THC?

Buzz Drops are a THC product built around hemp-derived delta 9 THC paired with an even dose of CBD in every dropper. The THC gives them their buzz, and the CBD keeps the buzz mild.

Buzz Drops are liquid THC drops, a flavorless microdose you stir into any drink. We made them for people who want a mild, even buzz.

What kind of THC is in Buzz Drops?

The THC in Buzz Drops is hemp-derived delta 9 THC, the same molecule found in cannabis, sourced from hemp to fit federal hemp rules. It sits next to a matching amount of CBD, so each dropper carries both cannabinoids. That pairing drives the entourage effect between THC and CBD.

Learn more about Buzz Drops ingredients.

How much THC is in Buzz Drops?

Each dropper carries a small, even split of 2.5 mg of THC and 2.5 mg of CBD, enough for a gentle buzz without tipping into a strong high. You can take less and build up if you’re new or sensitive.

See our THC gummies dosage guide to learn more about what you can expect at different doses and products.

Will Buzz Drops get you high?

At a standard dose, most people feel a light and clear-headed mood lift, closer to taking the edge off than to a real high. People who are sensitive to THC feel it clearly, and anyone with a higher tolerance may barely notice a single dropper.

Read what Reddit says about Buzz Drops.

Are there Buzz Drops without THC?

Buzz Drops are a THC product. THC is the active ingredient behind the buzz, and taking it out would take the effect with it.

If you want calm without THC, see our CBD-only products. CBD does not cause intoxication and does not show up on drug tests.

Will the THC in Buzz Drops show up on a drug test?

The THC in Buzz Drops can show up on a drug test. Standard tests screen for THC and its metabolites no matter the source, so hemp-derived Delta 9 can still trigger a positive. The window depends on how much and how often you use it, plus your metabolism. Anyone facing a test should stop well ahead of time, because THC can linger for days to weeks with regular use.

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Resources

Nachnani, R., Knehans, A., Neighbors, J. D., Kocis, P. T., Lee, T., Tegeler, K., Trite, T., Raup-Konsavage, W. M., & Vrana, K. E. (2024). Systematic review of drug-drug interactions of delta 9-tetrahydrocannabinol, cannabidiol, and Cannabis. Frontiers in Pharmacology, 15, 1282831. https://doi.org/10.3389/fphar.2024.1282831 

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