Category: Neo-cannabinoids

Neo-Cannabinoids: A Recent Evolution to be Used with Caution

Neo-cannabinoids are modern derivatives of natural cannabinoids, created in laboratories to enhance or intensify their effects. They are the result of recent scientific advancements, aiming to explore new interactions with the human endocannabinoid system.

The history of neo-cannabinoids has accelerated in recent years:

• HHC (Hexahydrocannabinol): First appeared in 2019, the first popular semi-synthetic cannabinoid.
• THC-P (Tetrahydrocannabiphorol): Discovered in 2020, known for its potency far exceeding traditional THC.
• HHC-P (Hexahydrocannabiphorol): A more potent variant of HHC, emerging shortly after.
• 10-OH-HHC, CCBG9, and others: These newly explored molecules remain unregulated for now but are still under study.

While these molecules represent a significant development in the cannabis world, they also raise an important concern: there is still limited research on their long-term effects. Their exact interaction with the human body remains unclear, and studies are still in progress.

➡ Use cautiously and with awareness

• Low dose: Can be considered when traditional CBD flowers or resins are not sufficient.
• Moderate dose: Provides a stronger experience, with enhanced relaxation effects.
• High dose: More recreational and psychoactive, but should only be used by experienced consumers.

🛑 We encourage an informed and responsible use of neo-cannabinoids:✔ Start with a low dose, as effects can be stronger than traditional cannabinoids.✔ Avoid overconsumption, as these compounds are more potent and less researched.✔ Do not drive or operate machinery after consumption.✔ Not recommended for minors, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or those sensitive to cannabinoids.

These new molecules open exciting possibilities, but their long-term safety is still unknown. It is therefore essential to consume them responsibly and with awareness.

🔎 Stay informed, test carefully, and listen to your body! ✅