Delta 10 THC: What Is It and What Can It Do?

What is delta 10 THC?

Delta 10 THC was actually discovered by accident. It was found by Fusion Farms in California when extracting THC distillate from a batch of cannabis that was contaminated with fire retardant. It formed these mysterious crystals that were originally misidentified as the cannabinoids CBC and CBL, and then properly identified as delta 10 THC, after months of research. Today, delta 10 is made using a conversion process similar to the one used for producing delta 8 concentrate. This is also the secret behind its clear appearance.

Does delta 10 THC get you high?

Sativa strains provide effects that tend to be more uplifting and cerebral, making them better suited for daytime application. Especially compared to delta 8 gummies which tend to provide more of the sedative and couch-locking effects associated with indica strains.

Keep in mind that delta 10 THC could still potentially cause you to fail a drug test. Most testing facilities are not yet able to distinguish between various THC isomers. That means it could come up as positive for delta 9 THC. If you know you will be subjected to any kind of drug testing, you should avoid using delta 10 THC products altogether.

Where to get delta 10 THC products

Here is a summary of the delta 10 THC products that are currently available:

• Oil cartridges
• Disposable vapes
• Raw distillate

And these are some potential delta 10 products we can expect to see in the future:

• Edibles
• Capsules
• Tinctures
• Flower
• Beverages

Is delta 10 THC legal?

However, the circuit court decision only applies to federal law. Individual states still have the ability to ban or restrict sales and possession of delta 10 and other hemp-derived cannabinoids. Delta 8 THC—which was the first hemp-derived cannabinoid to gain popularity—has already been banned in many states, or restricted to state-regulated cannabis dispensaries. The same could happen with delta 10 and related substances like HHC and THCP.

Benefits of delta 10 THC

• Available online for purchase in most states
• Produced from plants containing less than 0.3% delta 9 THC
• Provides more of a psychoactive experience than CBD
• Offers a new experience to cannabis users from the traditional delta 9 high, especially when combined with other various cannabinoids and terpene profiles
• Invigorating sativa-like effects are desirable for daytime consumption
• Lab tested products are screened for contaminants, pesticides, residual solvents, vitamin e acetate etc. making them a safer option over THC cartridges sold on the streets.