Are you really ready to try THC-P?

The big holiday April 20th is just around the corner and marijuana lovers are thinking about celebrating. Some will do their best, others will relax and unwind. It's an important holiday for pharmacies and a great time to experiment or visit with the Old Believers. But some weed veterans may want to consider expanding. But are you really ready to try THC-P?

In 2019, Italian Scientists isolated delta-9-tetrahydrocannabiphorol from a synthetic medical marijuana strain. This minor cannabinoid, abbreviated as THC-P, THCP, and THCp, appears to act on endocannabinoid receptors in the brain with incredible efficiency. This binding ability makes THC-P the most powerful psychoactive cannabinoid to date. Users report that it feels even stronger than Delta-9 (standard THC).

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The cannabinoid is also preferred by hemp lovers because of its rich collection of psychoactive derivatives. In compliance with federal law, THC-P offers consumers a perfect way to experience the intoxicating effects of weed. It has been observed to bind exclusively to the CB1 receptors. Powerful psychoactive compounds like THC-P offer users a unique experience. However, it is essential to dose the supplement correctly as you could easily become overwhelmed by it. New users are always recommended to start with the lowest amount possible.

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THC-P is certainly more potent than THC due to its 33-fold receptor binding affinity. But that doesn't mean that this connection gets 33 users higher, Most say it feels about five to ten times stronger than Delta-9 THC. It is a powerful cannabinoid that will intoxicate even the most tolerant user. You can use your normal marijuana tolerance to determine the appropriate dose. If you have never tried other existing forms of THC, this is not entry level.

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THC-P products come in different varieties. Each strain has its own unique cannabinoid and terpene profile. The appropriate THCP dose could be between 1 and 4 mg. Consumers should start with a dosage of 0.3 mg and then increase it. It's easy to take too much THCP and experience unwanted side effects, so it's best to start with low dosages. It's always best to stick with one variety.

It can be taken as a joint, vape, sublingually, or as an ingestible product. The method used determines how quickly the compounds are broken down and absorbed by the body. Vapes offer the highest effectiveness because the compounds are immediately bioavailable. And make sure you're really ready to try THC-P.