THC Drinks

THC drinks produce a mild buzz, since they contain Delta-9 THC. Buzz Drops are 2.5mg per dropper, and Buzz Packs are 5mg per packet, both low doses meant for a light, social buzz, not a strong high. You can add a second dropper or pack for more, waiting 20 minutes between servings.

Water-soluble THC does work, and it comes on faster than a standard edible. Our drops and powder are nano-emulsified so the THC disperses through your drink and absorbs quickly, usually within 10 to 20 minutes, versus 30 to 90 minutes for a gummy. It doesn't change the dose on the label, so the milligrams are still the milligrams.

Tear open a Buzz Pack, pour the flavorless powder into any drink, and stir until it dissolves. It works in water, juice, soda, coffee, or a mocktail, hot or cold, at about 3 calories per pack. Start with one pack, wait 20 minutes, and add another only if you want a stronger effect.

Both are flavorless and water-soluble, but the format differs. Buzz Drops are a liquid you dose by the dropper, at 2.5mg THC and 2.5mg CBD each, so you can dial the amount up or down in any drink. Buzz Packs are single-serve powder sticks at 5mg THC and 5mg CBD, pre-measured and easy to carry for travel and events.

For a stronger single serving, Buzz Packs at 5mg THC give more of a buzz than one 2.5mg dropper of Buzz Drops. For fine control, Buzz Drops let you build the dose a dropper at a time. Either way, start low, wait 20 minutes, and add more only if you want it.

Our THC drinks come on faster than cannabis gummies, usually within 10 to 20 minutes, because the water-soluble formula absorbs quickly. The buzz generally lasts 2 to 4 hours, a bit shorter than a gummy. Metabolism and whether you've eaten both shift the timing.

Alcohol's link to liver damage is well documented, and heavy, long-term drinking is a known cause of liver disease. THC is processed by the liver too, but the evidence doesn't place low-dose cannabis in the same category, and research here is still developing. Anyone with a liver condition or on medication should talk to a doctor before use.

At low THC doses, side effects are usually mild, most often dry mouth or slight drowsiness. Taking too much can bring on dizziness, nausea, or feeling too high, which is why starting with one serving matters. Combining THC with alcohol raises the odds of those effects, so it's best to pick one.

Our THC drink mixes come as liquid Buzz Drops and powdered Buzz Packs, not tablets or dissolvable strips. Like tablets or strips, our products dissolve in any beverage, so you can discreetly use them on the go.

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Our THC drinks are hemp-derived and comply with the 2018 Farm Bill's limit on Delta 9 THC by dry weight, so they're federally legal in the US. State hemp laws vary and keep changing, so check the current laws where you live before ordering.

This information was accurate when published but may be outdated. Confirm state and federal regulations yourself.