Products made with delta-9-THC, the intoxicating cannabinoid we generally think of as THC, usually get all the attention around 420, but have you tried delta-9-THC’s close cousin, delta-8-THC?
Delta-8-THC is a cannabinoid derived from hemp. Users report similar therapeutic benefits from delta-8-THC as from delta-9-THC, as well as experiencing some gentle psychoactive effects. And because delta-8-THC is hemp-derived, products made with delta-8-THC are legal wherever hemp products may be purchased.
3Chi has been leading the way with biochemist-formulated delta-8-THC products since 2019, made in the USA with USA-grown hemp. Shop 3Chi products below & elevate your 420 with delta-8.
OG strain family highlights with delta-8-THC
3Chi provides tons of strains to choose from in delta-8-THC vape cartridges. This 420, keep it old school with the oh-so classic OG Kush cart or try 3Chi’s lemony, earthy SFV OG, also available as a sauce.
Cookies & Cakes strain family standouts with delta-8-THC sauces
We’re getting hungry just thinking about 3Chi’s delicious and deep lineup of strains in the Cookies & Cakes fam. You’ve got the euphoric & sweet hybrid Gelato, all-time classics like GSC and Sunset Sherbert, and calming strains perfect for a 420 nightcap like London Poundcake and Ice Cream Cake. Try the strains in a sauce format!
Delta-8-THC edibles
3Chi stocks some of the most classic cannabis baked goods, like cookies, brownies, and cereal treats, all baked fresh in their bakery. Their chocolate chip cookies are even vegan. And their vegan gummies are available both with just delta-8-THC or with a cozy combination of delta-8-THC and CBN, another minor cannabinoid with therapeutic effects.
Comfortably Numb
Looking for more options with CBN? 3Chi’s “Comfortably Numb” line of products combine a potent blend of 1:1 delta-8-THC and CBN and can be enjoyed as gummies, tinctures, vapes, and sauces.
Leafly novel cannabinoid disclaimer:
Use and possession may be restricted by law. This product may expose you to harmful chemical byproducts.
