There is a delayed effect when consuming hemp edibles such as delta 9 gummies compared to smoking delta 9 THC. This is because the active compounds must first pass through the digestive system before being sent into the bloodstream. 

How long it takes for the effects of delta 9 THC gummies to begin working depends on several factors such as metabolism, weight, dose, and other individual variables. 

It may take anywhere from 15 minutes up to an hour or more to begin feeling the effects of taking delta 9 gummies. Some factors influence the amount of time it takes for delta 9 gummies to begin working. 

These factors include things such as what food or medicine is currently in your system, as well as your age, genetics, weight, and metabolism. 

For example, the effects of taking delta 9 gummies on an empty stomach will likely act faster than on a full stomach. Similarly, if you’ve never consumed any type of cannabinoid before delta 9 THC, delta 9 gummies will likely have a faster and stronger effect compared to if you’re more experienced in taking THC. 

How long do the effects of delta 9 gummies last? How long the effects of taking delta 9 THC gummies will last depends on how many gummies you take, as well as your individual circumstances related to tolerance and metabolism. 

Generally, you can expect the effects of taking one 10mg delta 9 THC to last up to four hours or more. The amount of time delta 9’s effects last will vary from person to person. Some people may be more sensitive to taking delta 9 gummies than others, while others may have a higher tolerance. 

The effects of delta 9 typically increase in strength within the first 1-2 hours, they peak for about an hour and then taper off in strength over an hour or two. Delta 9 THC tends to leave users drowsy and in the mood for rest, relaxation, and sleep after the effects wear off. 

CBD provides all the benefits of a broad spectrum of naturally occurring hemp cannabinoids and terpenes. 

But CBD lacks the same strength, or affinity for binding with cannabinoid receptors in the brain and central nervous system as THC does, which makes it subtly less active in the brain.

Rather, CBD has a stronger affinity to bind with cannabinoid receptors localized to areas in the body such as the peripheral nervous system and vital organs. 

Delta 8 THC is a step up in potency from CBD and a step below in potency from delta 9 THC. Delta 8 has similar benefits to both CBD and delta 9, however delta 8 is considered to be less than half as strong as delta 9 THC. 

Delta 8 THC is an analog, or isomer of delta 9 THC, which means it is the same chemical with a different molecular structure. This molecular difference in structure is what makes delta 8 slightly less potent than delta 9 THC. 

Delta 9 THC is the most potent naturally occurring cannabinoid, behind THCp. THCp is a newly discovered trace cannabinoid that is approximately 33x stronger than delta-9 THC alone.   

Delta 9 THC has strong relaxing and relieving effects and is generally well-tolerated in adults. However, in high amounts, delta-9 THC can have an overwhelmingly powerful effect. Moderation is always recommended when taking delta 9 gummies to avoid an uncomfortable experience.   

Take delta-9 THC gummies any time of day for relief and recreation. If you don’t have experience with cannabinoids or THC, it’s generally recommended to start with only a small amount, such as half of one gummy, and wait at least half an hour before consuming more. 

This allows you to gauge how strong the gummies are for you and to find the right dose for your needs.

You can slowly increase your dose over time until you’ve reached the desired level of effect. Taking delta-9 THC frequently increases the body’s tolerance to its effects.

According to your circumstances, the best dose of delta-9 THC may change over time. To help with appetite or sleep, it’s typically recommended to take delta-9 gummies about half an hour before eating or sleeping.

Avoid taking large amounts of delta-9 THC during the day to prevent daytime drowsiness.

Delta 9 THC Gummies are legal THC gummies available only for adults 21 years of age and older. Since they comply with the 2018 Farm Bill, Mr. Hemp Flower’s delta 9 THC gummies are legally treated the same as other hemp-derived CBD products in the US.

Why are delta 9 gummies legal? In 2018, The Hemp Farming Act allowed US states and American Farmers to begin cultivating and creating hemp and hemp-derived products. The Act outlined in the 2018 Farm Bill allowed hemp products to be legal under the rule that they contain less than 0.3% delta-9 THC by dry weight volume. 

By using a larger-sized gummy formula and premium hemp distillate, we’re able to infuse +10mg of delta 9 THC into our gummies and still comply with federal hemp regulations.

While delta 9 THC gummies are federally legal, US states vary in their policies regarding hemp products including delta 9 edibles. If you’re not sure about ordering delta 9 gummies online in your state, check here on our blog for legal updates. For more information, reference our legal opinion letter here.

Delta 9 THC gummies are stronger than CBD and delta 8 gummies. The average person only needs 1mg-5mg of delta 9 to feel the effects of delta 9 gummies, and 10mg is considered to be a standard serving size. 

Taking delta 9 gummies is similar in effect to consuming other types of THC edibles, in that their strength depends on the dose, tolerance, and other variables.

Yes, taking delta 9 THC gummies may show up on a drug test. Any drug test designed for marijuana will pick up delta 9 THC gummies in your system. 

How long delta 9 THC stays in your system depends on how much you take, how often, as well as your metabolism and other factors. It can take anywhere from 1-2 weeks to over one month for THC to leave your system in undetectable amounts. 

Yes! Mr. Hemp Flower ships delta 9 THC gummies to most states within the USA. If you’re not sure if we can legally ship you delta 9 gummies check our blog here. 

Delta-9 THC gummies are objectively more potent than delta-8 THC gummies. In research studies, delta-8 THC exhibits less than half the binding affinity with cannabinoid receptors of delta-9 THC.