Took a break from flowers and vaped last night instead for the first time in quite a while and it was actually a treat. I've always been a big fan of live resin, but felt like vaping oils was always a bit weaker in taste and effect than quality flowers. However, the tech and quality have come quite a ways, and it was very tasty and potent. Two thumbs up. I also tried the new cannabinoid, HHC, Hexahydrocannabinol, in an edible, and I wanna try it again by itself to really hone in on what's to it, but it did feel pretty nice and actually kind of energetic. The wider variety of cannabinoids in cannabis, including undiscovered ones, will ensure cannabis is a lively and interesting market for a long time to come...
So many new ones on the way...what will the cannabinoid market look like in the next few years?...
"The Newest Cannabinoids to Look Out for in 2022": September 29, 2022
The Hottest Cannabinoids You Should Look Out for in 2022 HHC-A HHC-A (hexahydrocannabonolic acid) is a semi-synthetic cannabinoid and a hydrogenated form of THCA (tetrahydrocannabinolic acid). Hydrogenating THCA and converting it into HHCA is a complex process. Producers take isolated THCA, treat it with hydrogen, and expose it to a catalyst such as nickel or platinum. Hydrogenation improves compound stability and thermo-oxidative breakdown resistance.
Studies on HHCA’s effects in mice are promising. HHCA reduced tumor size in mice test subjects by 39.70% compared to THCA, which reduced tumor size by 37.67%.
HHC-O HHC-O is a very new cannabinoid and one you’ve likely never heard of before. It’s a semi-synthetic cannabis compound and an acetylated form of HHC, which is a hydrogenated version of THC. Producers make HHC-O by combining naturally sourced HHC with acetic anhydride and a nickel or platinum catalyst. Acetic anhydride is a chemical compound that facilitates greater CB1 binding affinity, thus leading to an equally greater euphoric high.
Some producers claim HHC-O is 1.5 to three times stronger than HHC. However, HHC-O users believe it’s far more potent, especially when vaporized. Some Reddit users recommend mixing HHC-O with CBD to counteract the high and induce more relaxation.
Find HHC-O products at Binoid
HHC-P HHC-P is short for hexahydrocannabiphorol, an intoxicating semi-synthetic cannabinoid and a hydrogenated form of THCP. It’s incredibly stable and highly resistant to heat and UV light, boasting a long shelf life and little deterioration over long periods.
Marketers boldly declare that HHCP products are up to 30-times more potent than delta-9, boasting higher bioavailability and a longer-lasting euphoric high, which is purely anecdotal and not backed by conclusive studies. One article even states it’s 100 to 200-times more potent. Highly doubtful. Users claim HHCP is the strongest cannabinoid currently on the market, outshining THCP and THC-O.
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CBN-O CBN-O, also known as CBN-O acetate, is a rare minor cannabinoid belonging to the cannabinol (CBN) cannabinoid family. Like CBN, CBN-O interacts with your endocannabinoid system, specifically your cannabinoid receptors.
Users claim CBN-O is stronger than CBN, typically experiencing euphoric, sedative, and stress-relieving effects. One Reddit user believes CBN-O combats migraines and reduces nausea and anxiety with few after-effects the next morning. Another Redditor explains how CBN-O dosing is a “lifesaver” for THC withdrawal, possibly resulting from CBN and CBN-O’s ability to interact with CB1 receptors. Most CBN-O products are in distillate or isolate form. Distillates are thick, gooey substances like honey, while isolates are crystal-like substances similar to powdered sugar. Both are potent and potentially great for moderate pain and stress symptoms.
Find CBN-O products at Vivimu
THCP-O THCP-O is short for tetrahydrocannabiphorol acetate. It’s a semi-synthetic cannabinoid and the acetated form of THCP. Thanks to its seven-link carbon chain and “-O” functional group, THCPO is powerfully intoxicating and psychoactive, and users can experience a euphoric high that’s considerably more potent than delta-8 and delta-9. A YouTuber recently vaporized 5% THCP-O with 34% HHC, 28% delta-8, 24% CBG, and 9% CBD and experienced a euphoric high for almost ten hours. Therefore, THCP and THCPO are not suitable for beginners. However, THCPO products might be good for pain relief and sleep support in more experienced cannabis users.
Find THCP-O products at Vivimu
THCb THCb (tetrahydocannabutol, ?9-Tetrahydrocannabutol, tetrahydrocannabinol-C4) is an intoxicating minor cannabinoid and a homologue of delta-9 THC naturally present in cannabis. The main difference between the two is that THCb has a butyl side chain, while THC has a pentyl side chain. THCb has a better binding affinity at CB1 receptors than THC, but almost equal affinity at CB2 receptors.
Unverified reports claim THCb is 13-times stronger than delta-9 and over 20-times more potent than delta-8. Research suggests THCb is a possible pain reliever and anti-inflammatory.
Find THC-B products at Binoid
THCjd THCjd (tetrahydrocannabioctyl) is a rare octyl cannabinoid and THC isomer naturally present in cannabis. An octyl cannabinoid means it has an alkyl side chain composed of eight carbon atoms, leading many to believe it’s roughly 19-times more potent than delta-9, which is scientifically unverified but most likely true. Research shows that a cannabinoid requires a side chain of at least three carbon atoms to bind to CB1 receptors; the optimal number is five. Anything higher and it becomes better at CB1 binding (generally), thus leading to a more intense and noticeable high not suitable for beginners.
Users claim mild THCjd doses can promote relaxation and pain relief, but there’s a risk of heightened anxiety and paranoia in higher doses.
Find THCjd products at Delta Extrax
THC-H THC-H, short for tetrahydrocannabihexol and more formally known as ?9-THCH, is a naturally-occurring cannabinoid and hexyl homolog of delta-9 THC. It was officially discovered in the cannabis plant at the same time as THCP, CBDP, and CBDH in 2019. However, scientists invented a synthetic THCH equivalent called parahexyl back in 1949, which was used by doctors as an anti-anxiety treatment in the mid-20th century. Parahexyl is an illegal substance under the US Controlled Substances Act, but naturally-occurring THCh is likely legal under the Agricultural Improvement Act (2018 Farm Bill).
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