CBN is a federally legal cannabinoid that is created from THC. CBN is known for being "the sleepy cannabinoid" and is also considered an adaptogen. Adaptogens may help the body process stressors. People may experience calm, pain relief, improved mood, and overall feelings of wellbeing from them. Additionally, studies suggest CBG may be a powerful anti-inflammatory. Please note that effects are dependent on the person. Everyone responds to cannabinoids differently.

HHC stands for Hexahydrocannabinol. HHC is typically made by hydrogenating natural cannabinoid extracts. HHC will affect everyone differently. However, users report feelings of calm, improved sleep, and pain relief. It should be noted that HHC is know to cause psychotropic effects and the feeling of being "high". Operating machinery after consumption is not advised.

Delta 8 is a cannabinoid. Specifically, it is a type of Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). It is not the THC people are typically referring to when they use those three letters. That’s delta 9. Delta 8 is federally legal under the 2018 Farm Bill as long as it is derived from hemp and adheres to the <.3% Delta-9-THC rule. Delta 8 will affect everyone differently. However, users report feelings of calm, improved sleep, and pain relief. It should be noted that Delta 8 is know to cause psychotropic effects and the feeling of being "high". Additionally, edibles typically have a delay in effects. Operating machinery after consumption is not advised.

Delta 9 is also known as THC and is the most commonly known and used cannabinoid. Specifically, it is a type of Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). It is the THC people are typically referring to when they use those three letters. Our Delta 9 products are federally legal under the 2018 Farm Bill as long as they are derived from hemp and adhere to the <.3% Delta-9-THC rule. Delta 9 will affect everyone differently. However, users report feelings of calm, improved sleep, and pain relief. It should be noted that Delta 9 is know to cause psychotropic effects and the feeling of being "high". Additionally, edibles typically have a delay in effects. Operating machinery after consumption is not advised.

Both Broad Spectrum and Full Spectrum have a spectrum of cannabinoids and natural terpenes from the hemp plant. The primary difference is that Broad Spectrum CBD contains undetectable levels of THC, whereas Full Spectrum contains legal trace amounts of Delta-9-THC (<.3%).