F.A.Q.

Hemp is cannabis with a 0.3% or lower concentration of Delta-9 THC on a dry weight basis. Hemp and its derived cannabinoids are legal on a federal level and in a majority of states.

Yes, hemp is legal on a federal level and in many states. Its legal definition was set forth to separate it from marijuana.

Hemp and marijuana are the same species—cannabis. Their only difference is a legal distinction. Hemp is cannabis with a 0.3% or lower concentration of Delta-9 THC on a dry weight basis. Marijuana is cannabis with any concentration above that.

Delta-8 is a form of tetrahydrocannabinol or “THC” that is derived from hemp. It is a cannabinoid known to bring on mild euphoria, relaxation, and a general sense of well-being.

Our Delta-8 comes from hemp. Our process begins with a CO2 extraction process that separates raw cannabinoids from plant matter. It is from those cannabinoids in which we derive our Delta-8.

Full panel drug tests or ones specifically trying to detect marijuana detect the chemicals in your body used to break down THC. There isn’t much research out there to draw a definite conclusion on failing a drug test because of Delta-8. We highly advise that you avoid any cannabis products if you have a drug test coming up.

Full Spectrum is a hemp-derived cannabidiol blend featuring CBD, Delta-9 THC, and other minor cannabinoids. 

Full spectrum is a product of the full flower of hemp giving you all of the benefits of all the different cannabinoids.

Full panel and marijuana drug tests were designed before the 2018 Farm Bill. These tests detect metabolites of Delta-9 THC. They cannot discern if the metabolites broke down legal, hemp-derived Delta-9 THC or Delta-9 THC from marijuana. We advise that you avoid cannabis products if you have a drug test coming up.

CBD stands for “cannabidiol,” a highly prevalent cannabinoid that can be found in hemp. Unlike Delta-8 THC or Select Spectrum, the effects of CBD are not as pronounced, but for many enthusiasts, it helps take a “slight edge off.”

CBD from hemp is legal on a federal level, though some states have banned it in certain circumstances. 

CBD is derived from hemp directly through a process called CO2 extraction. This is the same process used to make organic decaf coffee.

CBD is not THC. However, some CBD products, such as full-spectrum CBD, can contain small amounts of Delta-9 THC. There’s no clear-cut answer as to if this small amount can result in a positive drug test. It’s always best to avoid cannabis products when you have a drug test coming up.