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Delta 8 is one of the most popular cannabinoid found in cannabis, it is one of the four most prominent out of more than one-hundred compounds that naturally occur. Delta-8 delivers psychotropic effects, yet it is less potent than its close relative, Delta-9 THC. It also occurs in very small concentrations, which increases its value due to the intricate process that involves extraction, isolation, conversion, and refinement. Though it is a complex process to obtain large concentrations of Delta-8 THC, there are methods of creating Delta-8 THC that are less difficult.
All in all, Delta-8 is a powerful cannabinoid that has a lot to offer. It is an isomer of CBD and a derivative of hemp and CBD and is completely legal if the final product contains less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC.

Delta-8 Thc and Delta 9 are two separate chemical compounds native to the cannabis plant, they are closely related by sharing many similarities. In fact, the only real difference is its placement. Both Delta-8 THC and Delta-9 THC contain double bonds, yet Delta-8 contains the bond on the 8th carbon chain, while Delta-9 contains the bond on the 9th carbon chain, hence the names.
Besides the bonds, the Endocannabinoid System’s (ECS) receptors react relatively similarly, they both present a similar structure, and they also share many similar properties. If you’re missing out on all the fun and benefits of THC common in marijuana, you will be thrilled to learn that both Tetrahydrocannabinol cannabinoids serve the same purpose as one another, acting as the ideal solution for both medicinal and recreational use.
While they are different compounds with many similarities, there isn’t too much that separates the two. They both bind to the CB1 receptor and offer psychotropic effects; however, Delta-8 THC is half as strong, delivering a lower potency, which some find more tolerable and suitable for recreational use.

As it comes to the comparison of Delta-8 and CBD, the distinctions between the two are a bit more balanced than the similarities Delta-8 and Delta-9 have.
This is because CBD is chemically much different from Delta-8 THC. For instance, Delta-8 is a psychoactive cannabinoid, and CBD is not. Additionally,
scientists have conducted research on CBD much more and the benefits that it
offers are vast. Here is a brief list comparing the two to show the differences
between them.

Delta-8 THC
- Psychoactive
- High Probability of Failing a Drug Test
- Found in Low Concentrations
- Used Medicinally and Recreationally
- Binds to CB1 Receptors and Relation to CB2 Receptors

CBD
- non-Psychoactive

- Low Probability of Failing a Drug Test
- Found in High Concentrations
- Commonly Used Medicinally
- Binds to CB1 Receptors

While many may find the legality of
Delta-8 THC confusing, it is indeed federally legal in most states. The
legality of hemp changed because of the 2018 Farm Bill, which is also known as
The Agricultural Improvement Act of 2018. With the new law, it precisely states
that all derivatives, isomers, and cannabinoids in hemp are legal provided that
the final products contain less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC.

What is quite fascinating is that
cannabis has been federally illegal since the 1920s, though under the eye of
the law, millions of people have continued to use it. The Government has
portrayed cannabis in the most negative way, yet hemp is now federally legal,
and marijuana is legal in some states medicinally and recreationally.

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