THC-O Gummies

THC-O Gummies are defined by the presence of the alternate cannabinoid known as THC-O (tetrahydrocannabinol acetate) or THC-O Acetate. THC-O is an analog of Delta-8 THC but it can also be brought to life from Delta-9 THC. Due to the federal laws, THC-O is only legal if it is derived from Delta-8 THC—a psychoactive isomer and analog of CBD. When THC-O first came onto the market, there were various claims of it being three times as strong as traditional marijuana (Delta-9 THC). Thankfully, that’s not the case. Essentially, a THCO gummy is a THCO gummy.

It is okay to incorporate other cannabinoids with THC-O. We wouldn’t recommend pushing the boundaries on the psychoactive by adding more Delta-9 per say. Something more mellow such as Delta-8 has been shown to work wonders with THC-O. Please use care when using other cannabinoids, and be sure to have CBD (link sobering up blog) on hand just in case you need to bring it down a little bit.

Yes, it is legal to buy THC-O Gummies in the state of Georgia and it is federally protected by the Federal Farm Bill of 2018. THC-O must be derived from Hemp, and it has to have a Delta-9 THC level below 0.3%.You can likely find THC-O gummies for sale at your nearest cannabis dispensary.

THC-O is a synthetic derivative from Delta-8 THC or Delta-9 THC that uses acetate as an organic solvent that bolsters the potency, therefore creating forming THC-O. Synthesized products have notoriety behind them because of the country’s lack of care, and formal testing. This was also in a time where every supposed cannabinoid was sitting in a black market rather than the grey area of a federal bill. The idea of synthetic is morphing more into a medicinal term because of the progressive ways we’ve found to use these cannabinoids.

ATLRx has become a household name because of our transparency when it comes to education about extracting cannabinoids, Certificates of Analysis, and using only DEA-certified labs. We provide you the QR code on your product, directly to these COA’s so you can see that you have a product that is clean and safe. We use supercritical CO2 and ethanol extraction to get our distillate. We provide this information to you because you shouldn’t have to ask about your safety, you should be able to see it at any time. This goes along with our dosing guides and notices to law enforcement so that they know you have a legal product. Nothing touches our shelves until we have that lab report that shows the purest and quality product.

Yes, ATLRx takes pride in its precautions to make certain that our products are safe. This involves using the safest form of extraction, various lengths of testing following any conversions. It is a complicated process to create THC-O distillate; it requires a professional chemistry lab and an expert chemist with specialized training. Rest assured, all of ATLRx products are thoroughly tested by DEA-certified labs several times before it finds a home inside of any of our retail fronts or the warehouse.

THC-O Gummies and Delta-8 share a lot of similarities in its psychoactive effects, however, THC-O has more leverage with those properties. Delta-8 THC has more of a physiological effect that correlates with the amount taken. Because THC-O is more psychoactive, this makes Delta-8 an excellent co-cannabinoid—bringing out the beauty that each has to offer.

Testing THC-O products for THC will result in a positive test for THC. 

Yes, THC-O Gummies are considered to be federally legal through the Farm Bill of 2018. The alternate cannabinoid sits in the grey area of the bill—with the rest of its fellow cannabinoids (Delta 8, Delta 10, THCv, HHC). You can learn more about flying with cannabinoids here.

ATLRx ships to all 50 states depending on which cannabinoid is legal in your state. We are based in Atlanta, Georgia, and we continue to monitor federal and state guidelines nationwide.

At this current time, we are unable to ship delta 8 to the following states: Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, Idaho, Iowa, Mississippi, Montana, Rhode Island, Utah, & Washington.