• Raab@lemmy.world
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    7 months ago

    If they are legal, they are required to be FDA approved and not classified as marijuana. I am also in the Bible belt for reference and anything store bought has never done anything for me, gummies or otherwise.

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        7 months ago

        You can see that it says cannabinoid on the packaging, maybe if you have super low tolerance or are not and experienced smoker you might get a slight buzz, nothing compared to the real thing. I provided my research and have spoken from personal experience. Sorry but that’s not marijuana according to the FDA, and no, they do not do anything for me.

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          7 months ago

          Show me an example of one of the products you use. I think you are confusing full spectrum CBD products with Delta 9 products

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            7 months ago

            Trust me they have the delta 9 symbol with the thcp and everything, you may as well reference your own pictures. Seeing as I don’t buy them and stick to the actual thing I don’t have any of the products readily available to me.

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          7 months ago

          Delta-9 gummies are the real-deal. I can’t tell the difference between THCA flower and regular flower (I’m pretty sure it’s just uncured bud). They also make THCA concentrates.

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            7 months ago

            There’s studies of THCA not causing the psychoactive effects of marijuana.

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              7 months ago

              Decarboxylation happens when heat is applied (smoking or vaping, for example), turning THCA into delta-9 THC.

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                7 months ago

                That’s fair, although that process happening as you smoke it once again doesn’t compare for me. I’m not here to argue at all, just stating what I know about this stuff. I’ll catch my buzz from my own, if you catch a buzz from THCA then go crazy. I just don’t.