THC
Hemp-derived THC: delta-9 gummies, delta-8 carts, THCP and HHC, all within the 0.3 percent dry-weight federal limit. Every item states milligrams of each cannabinoid per piece and per package, with price per milligram underneath. Batch certificates from an outside laboratory are linked, including the full cannabinoid panel and residual solvents.
Hemp-derived THC: delta-9 gummies, delta-8 carts, THCP and HHC, all within the 0.3 percent dry-weight federal limit. Every item states milligrams of each cannabinoid per piece and per package, with price per milligram underneath. Batch certificates from an outside laboratory are linked, including the full cannabinoid panel and residual solvents.
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Sale FullBlueberry THC Gummies 5mg
Original price was: $45.00.$36.00Current price is: $36.00.
$0.24 per mg
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The 0.3 percent limit is a ratio by weight, not a cap on milligrams, and that single fact explains this whole page. A 4 gram gummy can lawfully hold 12 mg of delta-9 and stay compliant, because 12 mg is 0.3 percent of 4,000 mg. Heavier candy, higher lawful load. Piece weight is printed next to the milligram figure so the arithmetic is visible rather than implied.
Isomer matters as much as strength. Delta-8 and HHC are made by converting CBD, and the certificate should show what else came through the reaction; ours publish the full panel plus solvent residue in parts per million. THCP is listed in single-digit milligrams for a reason, and the labels reflect that. Blends state each cannabinoid separately instead of giving one combined total.
State law is the real constraint. Several states restrict or ban hemp isomers outright, and others cap milligrams per serving or per package. Checkout blocks shipping to states where a given item is not lawful, and the restriction is written on the product page.
Independent testing on every batch, under-potency lots withdrawn, failing certificates left published. Adults 21 and over only. Several states classify these as intoxicating hemp products and regulate them accordingly.