HHC Distillate

The HHC distillate at ATLRx has a total cannabinoid content of 99.4% per gram. There are several ways to use HHC distillate, depending on your preference. As the purest form of HHC, there are multiple different ways this can be applied. Many users like to mix HHC distillate into other products or use it by itself. This HHC distillate can be used for dabbing or mixing with favorite concentrates, terpenes, or tinctures. The choice is yours when using ATLRx’s premium HHC distillate.

HHC cannabinoid works in quite a unique way. Still, many researchers are looking into this process and figuring out how it works. From the knowledge gathered in previous research, the compound contains two different types of molecules called 9R HHC and 9S HHC. These molecules, 9R HHC, have been shown to bind well with the body’s endocannabinoid receptors. The molecule 9S HHC has been shown to not bind well with the receptors. In a way, they balance each other out.

When you consume large amounts of the HHC cannabinoid, the likelihood of experiencing THC-like effects is high. Some experienced users have reported it as being similar to the effects of Delta 8 THC.

Yes, if you like something that is a bit more potent, but this is more of a personal preference. Many experienced users of Delta 8 are now looking for something that has a little more punch. HHC distillate offers that extra punch that consumers are looking for. For people who want something less than Delta 9 but a little more than Delta 8, HHC is the perfect product to deliver the desired experience you are looking for.

Yes, under the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018, also known as the 2018 Farm Bill, HHC is considered federally legal for use, sale, and manufacturing as long as it is 100% hemp-derived. As HHC is still fairly new to the hemp industry, no specific laws mention HHC as illegal. However, a few states have bans and restrictions on certain hemp-derived cannabinoids. This can be a problem for HHC distillate. The best thing to do is continuously check the laws in the state that you live in to see if HHC is illegal or legal. The laws and regulations can change anytime due to the political climate of hemp and cannabis products. Staying up-to-date is best.

Yes, the safety of HHC distillate will vary depending on where you buy it and the quality of the product. If everything is in place, you have a reputable company like ATLRx, and the quality of the product is top-notch, then your HHC distillate is most likely safe.

When you buy HHC distillate, you want your product to come from a reputable company that provides COAs (certificates of analysis) or third-party lab tests. These lab tests will guarantee that you use a product tested for pesticides, heavy metals, residuals, potency, and other contaminants. High-quality products are a sure guarantee of safety. If a company doesn’t provide third-party testing, this is a significant bad sign, and you should not shop with them.

Everyone’s body is made differently regarding metabolism, body type, and chemical makeup. People will react differently from one another, and it’s best to use HHC distillate at its minimum to see how it makes you feel and continue afterward. An experienced user will have different reactions than a beginner or a first-timer.

Suppose you have any concerns that HHC may interact with your medication or any concerns in general. In that case, contacting your doctor or a medical professional with any questions is best.

The only federally legal way a company can make hexahydrocannabinol is to use hemp containing 0.3% THC or less. The next step is to extract CBD or Delta-8 THC from the hemp plant. Afterward, the CBD or Delta 8 THC must go into a machine to create a chemical reaction to convert it into HHC. Hydrogen molecules are added to the extract; the process is called hydrogenation. If HHC is created from a non-hemp plant like marijuana, the end product is considered federally illegal. It’s very important to ensure your HHC distillate is made from hemp. We cannot further detail how HHC is made because it is proprietary information.

No, making HHC distillate in a professional laboratory with the proper equipment is only safe. There is a high possibility that an explosion will happen if not done properly. You should never try to make HHC distillate at home. This process is very hazardous and could harm your well-being if you try to make it at home.

Yes. Many believe that HHC can evade drug tests, but this evidence is anecdotal. Some people also claim that HHC does not convert to 11-hydroxy-THC, the metabolite commonly found in a drug test. While many people see and hear this, they believe that HHC won’t show up on drug tests, but there is no hard evidence that this is true. To be safe, we highly suggest you take the same precautions when using Delta 8 THC or any other product. This means it is best to avoid HHC distillate if you know a potential drug test is coming up.

While in some states, the minimum age to purchase hemp-derived products is 18 years old. We at ATLRx require that all our customers be at least 21 years of age to purchase our products.

Yes, we do! If you or your business is looking to buy wholesale HHC distillate or just HHC distillate bulk, we at ATLRx will gladly accommodate you and your needs. It is a very simple process to begin. All you have to do is go to our website, contact us via our support number or email, and mention you want HHC bulk distillate or wholesale. When you buy wholesale and bulk with ATLRx, you will get the best price on the market. This purchase is also a great way to get high-quality HHC cannabinoid distillate on your shelves. So what’s stopping you from providing your customers with the best HHC distillate on the market? Come to ATLRx, and we will get you the best hemp-derived products.