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Do you know that yet? The cannabis world has a newcomer - the cannabinoid CB9. Why is it attracting the attention of scientists and users? Let's dive into what CB9 is, how it's created, its unique properties, effects, and product availability.

One of the most discussed innovations of recent years is the POD system. What do vaping enthusiasts appreciate about it? What are its advantages and disadvantages? Are HHC and CBD POD vapes also available on the market? We will answer these questions in the following article.

The cannabinoid HHC has been causing a stir for a few months now, and not only in the Czech Republic. It is in the sights of the whole of Europe, and even in the spring and summer of 2023 several European countries have already banned it. Are you travelling abroad and want to take HHC with you? Do you know what the situation is like in Austria, Slovakia or Bulgaria? In this article, we look at the European countries where HHC is likely to be allowed and where it is considered illegal, and present practical tips for travelling with HHC. We will also look into the complexities surrounding the legislation of new cannabinoids to better understand the current situation and the so-called "grey areas".

New cannabinoids are springing up like mushrooms after the rain. If you have been following these developments, you will not have missed the recent appearance of THCPO products on the US market. How does this cannabinoid differ from THCP and what are its effects?

You may have come across products labeled Moon Rock and Ice Rock in your travels through the cannabis world. Wondering what they are, how they differ and whether they also come in CBD and HHC variants? Then read on!

Another HHC derivative has emerged on the cannabis scene, and that is 10-OH-HHC. The truth is that not much is known about this cannabinoid yet. Until the first studies come out that we can share with you, here is some basic information on what 10-OH-HHC is and what the effects of this cannabinoid are expected to be.

If you believe that HHC-P has something in common with hexahydrocannabinol (HHC), you are correct. Hexahydrocannabiphorol, known as HHC-P, is in fact a derivative of HHC. All it took was a slight modification of the chemical structure to create a new compound with surprising potency.

Hexahydrocannabinol and products containing HHC are becoming increasingly popular and there really is a lot to choose from. We have already introduced you to HHC in several previous articles and today we will reveal what HHC oils and drops are, their types and specific offerings. Come with us to find out how HHC is produced and how it affects the human body. Are you also interested in the onset of effects and how to use HHC oils and drops? Then you have come to the right place.

A new way in the treatment of various disorders? It could be related to the relatively newly discovered cannabinoid THCP. The discovery was only made in 2019 by a group of Italian scientists, and the results show that THCP may be significantly more effective than the better-known CBD or THC in many ways.

In the previous few articles we have introduced HHC, but this is not the end of the hexahydrocannabinol series, but the beginning. Today we will introduce you to a more potent variant of HHC, HHC-O. How is this cannabinoid produced and what are its effects? Is HHC-O available and safe?

Have you heard of THCV? Do you know what makes this cannabinoid unique, what effects it has and how it differs from psychoactive THC? Join us to find out how THCV can affect certain diseases of civilisation and what current research is revealing.

Vaporization is used to release active ingredients from herbs, oils or concentrates. The vaporizer heats the material to a certain temperature and produces a vapor that is then inhaled. In recent years, there has been a growing interest in vaporising cannabinoids such as CBD, CBG, CBN and HHC. These substances contained in the cannabis plant act on the endocannabinoid system in the body, thereby helping to regulate various physiological processes. What are the benefits of vaporization?

If you're new to the world of cannabis, you may have already discovered that it's not easy to get a handle on the terminology and the ways in which cannabis can be used. It's not just about rolling a joint anymore, it's also about vaping, cannabis oils, concentrates and gummies. And even something as established as rolling a joint is different from rolling a spliff. Want to know what a joint is, what a spliff is, what a blunt is, and what the differences between the two are? Let's dive into a comparison of these cannabis cigarettes.

Vaping is becoming more and more popular in today's society. No wonder. It is a much healthier way of using herbs than smoking. The flavour and active substances are released through the vapour, which contains only a minimum of harmful substances compared to regular smoke. It offers a great taste experience, is effective and discreet. But do you have any idea how often and correctly to vape? That's exactly what we'll look at in this article.

We already know that hexahydrocannabinol (HHC) was first discovered by American chemist Roger Adams when he added a hydrogen molecule to delta 9-THC. HHC is found naturally in the cannabis plant, but only in trace amounts, so it is currently produced semi-synthetically, most commonly by hydrogenation of other cannabinoids such as CBD. The hydrogenation process improves the stability of the molecule and resistance to thermo-oxidative degradation.

CBD is no newcomer to the world of cannabinoids. Not only the experience of users, but also numerous studies have already revealed possible benefits and therapeutic potential. And what about HHC and H4CBD? In the following article, we will compare the structure, production methods and the effects these substances can have on the body and mind.

In the previous article, we introduced H4CBD, its manufacturing process and effects. Today, we'll look at where to find this new cannabinoid. What products with H4CBD are available on the market so far?

Do you already know the new hydrogenated cannabinoid H4CBD? It's rumored to be up to 100 times more potent than CBD. That's causing a stir, and so questions abound about this substance. Want to know what H4CBD is, what effects it has, and how this compound compares to CBD? Wondering what the legality of this substance is in the Czech Republic? Explore this newcomer to the market in this article.

The shelves of cannabis shops are filling up with tempting products containing HHC. These have been very popular lately, and at the same time raise a lot of questions. Here you will find all the answers.

HHC itself is not a big news, it has been known for almost eighty years. But it is only in recent years that the cannabis world has focused on its effects, potential benefits and risks, and thus its similarities to other cannabinoids. In this article, we will look at HHC from the perspective of its chemical structure.

We are in an era of newly discovered cannabinoids. But one stands out among the rest. Products containing it have only recently appeared on the market, but it is already clear that it is a cannabinoid with a special status. We are talking about hexahydrocannabinol. In this article, we'll give you a closer look at its "noble" origins.

Hexahydrocannabinol, or HHC, has gained support from users and vendors rather quickly. The potential effects are appealing to many, although it is always good to pay attention to the possible risks and potential side effects as well. What to expect and what to watch out for?