Everything you need to know about HHC Gummies

Everything You Need To Know About HHC Edibles

There's a new cannabinoid out there that, although having the most difficult name pronounce, it may be the most straightforward to use and enjoy. Since hydroxyhexahydrocannabinol (or HHC for short) is both psychotropic and (possibly) lawful under federal law, it is making headlines as the newest legal high. And the best part?

It's being incorporated into a whole new, tasty way to have: HHC gummies! Those who have tried HHC Edible gummies are already well-versed in the pleasures and advantages of edibles. Here, however, is a primer for those who are unfamiliar with either gummies or HHC.

HHC Overview

We’ve already covered a more in depth article about “What is HHC?” that you can deep dive on by following that link, but here’s a quick overview for sake of brevity and keeping on point with the edibles topic.

Even though HHC was first produced in 1944 when scientist Roger Adams hydrogenated a sample of THC, it is just now beginning to catch on with vendors and consumers.

Thanks to the incorporation of hydrogen molecules, THC was transformed into HHC, a form that is more robust and resistant to heat and light.

Adams originally made his HHC from THC, but now we can utilize industrial hemp, which is low in THC and permitted at the federal level, to finish the hydrogenation process.

Preparation of HHC

HHC is created in a lab from an organic source, industrial hemp, and is hence usually considered to be semi-synthetic.

Separating out individual cannabinoids from hemp molecules is the first step in this process's evolution into HHC. Certain amounts of hydrogen are added to these cannabinoids before they are catalyzed with a metal like platinum or palladium, which is then removed.

This catalyst is non-destructive and speeds up the reaction in the compound. When this procedure is finished, the chemical compound will have been transformed into HHC.

What Effect Does HHC Have?

Most people who have used HHC have said that it produces effects that are quite comparable to those of THC, the isomer often found in marijuana. Thus, HHC is considered psychoactive and might provide a feeling of euphoria in the user.

Users have made anecdotal claims that HHC has helped them fall asleep faster, deal with stress better, and feel less physical pain. In addition, many people claim that HHC can boost appetite, which might be useful for individuals who have difficulties eating regularly.

Even more intriguing is the fact that HHC is incredibly stable, giving it a fantastic shelf life; this means that occasional users won't have to worry about finishing their HHC gummies before they go bad.

Benefits of HHC Gummies

Because it is a cannabinoid produced from hemp, HHC has the advantage of being easily accessible online. Cannabinoids manufactured from hemp are federally legal, which means they may be delivered across states and paid for using most major credit cards and bank accounts.

HHC Gummy Recommended Dosage

HHC Gummy Sharks are amazing, and they provide a strong dose of 100mg of HHC each serving, however it is recommended that you begin with a 1/4 serving to determine your tolerance. Possible delayed effects start around the 2-hour mark. So be very careful while using this product, and don't try to do anything that requires concentration or precision.

Are HHC gummies legal?

When manufactured from hemp, the cannabinoid content of HHC gummies does not violate federal law. Hemp is just cannabis when the THC content is 0.3% or less by dry weight. However, the status of HHC gummies varies from state to state. Whether you want to purchase HHC gummies, you need first find out if your state allows for the sale of cannabinoids produced from hemp.

As with all of the newest cannabinoids on the market, there is some scarcity of data on the effects of HHC, both in the long and short term. However, no universally accepted reference dose exists for CBD or THC, either.

Vegan and Regular Gummies

Our premium Gummies are made entirely from hemp, are vegan-friendly, and come in a variety of flavors that can be hard to choose from. The Dopest HHC gummies have been evaluated in a third-party lab, are organic, are vegan, and are created in the United States of America.

Conclusion

According to the data we have, however, HHC does not seem to be harmful. However, dishonest vendors pose a threat. Due to the lack of oversight for the hemp industry, many stores avoid testing their goods and take advantage of consumers who aren't well-versed on the topic. You should only purchase HHC gummies from reputable merchants that send their goods to an independent lab for testing. Here at The Dopest Shop, we operate under the highest safety and purity standards available and have the testing and COA (Certificate of Analysis) for our HHC products. Check out more on our HHC Lab Testing.

In Closing

Are you ready to rediscover the joy of gummies? Gummies infused with HHC are a tasty way to take advantage of HHC on the go.

In the cannabis industry, gummies are nothing new, yet they never grow old. HHC gummies are a kind of gummy candy that has been infused with HHC, giving them a chewy texture, a pleasant bounce, and a sweet fruity flavor. Check out our full line of HHC Gummies today.