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THCA flower, sometimes called THCA hemp, is basically the unprocessed, fresh parts of the cannabis plant. These parts have a lot of THCA, which is just a form of the stuff in cannabis before it's changed by heat. It's a lot like what you'd get at a dispensary, but it's sold under different rules.

Now, you might be scratching your head about why this is okay to sell. Here's the deal: In its natural state, this cannabis doesn't really have much of the THC that gets you 'high.' It's got less than 0.3% of that, which is the magic number under the US Farm Bill. So, you can actually buy this kind of THCA flower online and get it sent right to your doorstep.

Take a look at our collection of these potent THCA buds. They're just like what you'd find in a dispensary, but you can get them easily and enjoy their benefits without leaving your house."

While THC is by far the most famous and well researched cannabinoid due to its psychoactive properties, it wouldn’t exist without it’s progenitor THCA . So what is the difference between THC and THCA and why aren’t there more concrete results on the effects of THCA?
WHAT IS THCA?
THCA stands for tetrahydrocannabinolic acid and it is the precursor to THC (tetrahydrocannabinol). When cannabis is growing it makes cannabinoids as carboxylic acids that most often convert into non-acidic compounds through a process called decarboxylation. Almost all cannabinoids start off in their acidic form which have differing structures and effects than that of their non-acidic versions.

THCA, although abundant in fresh cannabis, is unstable under controlled storage conditions and when exposed to light and/or heat it readily decarboxylates into THC. In fact, one THCA study found that “THCA decarboxylates even when stored between 4 and 18ºC (39-64ºF) so THC contamination in THCA is nearly unavoidable.” This THC contamination even among pure extracts is what makes lab results based only on THCA so difficult to determine.

WHAT DOES THCA DO?
THCA is considered non-psychoactive meaning you do not experience a “high” when imbibing it. This is due to the fact that THCA does not bind to CB1 receptors, the receptors that have a high binding affinity for THC. In fact, THCA research has shown that THCA does not seem to bind much to either of the two major cannabinoid receptors.

We can, however, verify that extracts that are predominantly made up of THCA have been known to have anti-inflammatory and neuro-protective properties. THCA has also been shown to reduce nausea and vomiting.

HOW TO TAKE THCA
When smoking cannabis you are decarboxylating it converting the THCA into regular THC. This means that in order to absorb THCA you’ll either need to find a freshly made extract of it or you can ingest raw cannabis. There are several concentrates meant for dabbing that are advertised as being high in THCA but these will convert over time into THC depending on how much light and room temperature heat it is exposed to.

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Disclaimer :   All CBD / Hemp Products must be compliant with the 2018 Farm Bill.  Hemp is defined under the 2018 Farm Bill to include any cannabis plant, or derivative thereof, that contains not more than 0.3% Delta 9 Content 

Note:  In the states of Idaho, New Hampshire, South Dakota - Zero ( 0%) Delta-9 content is allowable by law.  Products with any amount of Delta-9 content must not be shipped to these states. 

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