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What is HHC?
HHC is a THC relative long known to science, but until recently not often discussed by cannabis users. HHC is a minor cannabinoid; it occurs naturally in cannabis, but in amounts too small to make extraction cost-effective. Since commercial production of HHC is just getting off the ground, itās still not widely known.
Most cannabinoids can be converted to other cannabinoids by altering the chemistry of the molecules. Like delta 8 THC andĀ delta 10 THC, commercial HHC is made from hemp-derived CBD in a lab through chemical processes. HHC has one major legal advantage over delta 8 and delta 10: it isnāt called THC.
Does HHC get you high? Does it have side effects?
This is kind of tricky. Although HHC isnāt technically a THC, it does produce similar effectsāif you use enough of it. When itās produced in the lab, an HHC batch is a mix of active and inactive HHC molecules. The active HHC binds well with your bodyās cannabinoid receptors; the others donāt.
Manufacturers havenāt yet figured out a cost-effective way to separate high-potency HHC from its low-potency twin, so commercial HHCāwhich is a mix of the two formsāmay be something of a crapshoot for the buyer. But HHC does have noticeable effects. Reports from users generally describe the HHC high as being somewhere between delta 8 and delta 9 THC.
Will HHC show up in a drug test?
It appears that HHC may not break down in the body in the same way as THC. Unlike the delta 8, delta 9, and delta 10 forms of THC, there is some evidence that HHC doesnāt metabolize into 11-hydroxy-THC, which is the breakdown substance many drug panels test for.
But that hasnāt been studied and isnāt certain. So far, no one knows for sure that HHC wonāt leave evidence of use in your blood, urine or hair. If your employer tests for drug use, we suggest you not risk your job by using HHC.
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