Smoking or vaping THC-O is one of the fastest ways to feel the effects of this cannabinoid. Unlike edibles, which have to metabolize in your liver, vaping goes right to your bloodstream, causing you to become high almost immediately. While vaping or smoking (which are not the same thing) are not “better” than edibles, they are different. Which one you prefer can depend on several different factors.

Because THC-O is a close cousin to Delta-9 THC (cannabis), there is a good chance that it will cause a positive result in a drug screen. You should proceed accordingly should you have to take a drug test for any reason.

Although THC-O is cultivated from hemp, it is found in small amounts. We use processes in the lab to increase the output. This should not be confused with synthetic cannabinoids, as THC-O is all-natural. 

THC-O is an entirely safe cannabinoid. However, because it does have a psychotropic buzz, you should be careful with how much you take. More than most, THC-O is a potent cannabinoid and should be used in measured doses. Too much may cause mild anxiety. You may also feel tired or hungry after taking it as well. As with anything, if you are unsure, you should ask your doctor.

THC-O is about more than just the buzz. Like all hemp products, all-natural THC-O has benefits that can help you in many ways. From appetite stimulation to sleep to more, there are many things that this cannabinoid can do for your wellness routine.

It all depends on the product you use. With edibles, it takes a while for the THC-O to metabolize in your system, so the high can last all day. With vapes, the buzz comes in short, powerful bursts.