CBD and THC Information
There has been a lot of buzz lately about our THC beverages. They provide a mildly euphoric high that’s just different (and better) than smoking or vaping.
But how do these THC drinks really make you feel?
Modern cannabis consumers are always searching for new, improved ways to experience the therapeutic benefits of cannabis. And they may have just found one: our THC-infused drinks deliver consistent potency and dosage control, making them the best way to consume low amounts of THC and CBD.
Making THC drinks is easier than you think. With the right ingredients and techniques, you can infuse everything from fruity spritzers to steaming mugs of cocoa with a sensual buzz.
We’ll show you how to blend and dose our THC Buzz Drops into delicious drinks from scratch.
Cannabis drinks are growing in popularity, but are they legal? Let’s explore the complex landscape of Delta 9 THC legality.
THC drinks are the new hot way to consume cannabis in a social setting. But an important question bubbles up: can THC beverages get you buzzed faster than edibles?
The answer may lie in THC absorption. Because THC drinks aren’t metabolized by the liver, they can deliver effects faster than traditional gummies.
A growing body of research suggests that THC can play a significant role in promoting sleep. According to the Sleep Foundation, it may help you fall asleep faster.
…cannabis may alter your sleep architecture, a term that describes how long you spend in the different sleep stages. Short-term cannabis use appears to increase the time you spend in deep sleep, the stage that helps you wake up feeling refreshed.
But how much THC should you take for a good night’s sleep?
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