The Best Way To Take Delta 9 Weed Effectively

Federally compliant delta 9 THC has arrived, offering a federally legal, hemp-derived option for those who want to get their hands on this iconic cannabinoid, but can’t because of where they live.  At Binoid, our delta 9 products are already becoming hugely popular with our cannabinoid-loving customers, promising a notable psychoactive high along with all of the other properties that the compound is known for.

If you’re a total delta 9 THC newbie, it’s important to know the basics of what to expect with this cannabinoid.  So, we’ve compiled a list of some simple guidelines that you should follow when getting acquainted with it for the first time.

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Do: Consider Your Tolerance

First, you’ll need to take into account your tolerance to THC in general.  If you’ve never used any psychoactive cannabinoid before, you’ll definitely want to go “low and slow” with delta 9, starting out with about half the recommended dosage to see how the high feels for you.  People with a low tolerance can be particularly sensitive to the psychoactive effects, which can overwhelm a person who isn’t prepared for them. 

Do: Choose Your Supplier Wisely

As is always the case with hemp products, you want to be very mindful of who you’re buying from.  Always make sure that the company that produces the delta 9 products has a good reputation throughout the industry, and ,has lots of positive reviews that speak of the quality and safety of the product.  Also, look for lab reports on a company’s website.  These reports show that the delta 9 was analyzed by a state-authorized third-party laboratory, for federal compliance, purity, potency and authenticity.

Do: Take into Account the Milligram Strength

Many delta 9 products come in different milligram strengths, which tell you how potent each serving will be.  For instance, delta 9 gummies can give you anywhere from roughly 1 to 20 milligrams of delta 9 per serving, and that can dramatically affect how high you get.  So, look at the milligram strength of a product before buying it to make sure that it reflects how strong you want each serving to be.

Do: Give the Cannabinoid Time to Kick in 

A common mistake among first-timers is being impatient.  Some products, and gummies in particular, can take a while to kick in, with edible delta 9 THC products requiring up to a couple of hours before the high takes effect.  If you don’t know this going into it, you might take a gummy, and then take another one 30 minutes later because you aren’t feeling anything yet.  Of course, the result of this would be potentially getting way more high than you intended to a little later on.

Do: Increase Your Dosage with Your Tolerance

As you continue to take delta 9 THC on a regular basis, your tolerance could very well start to increase and stabilize.  So, feel free to increase how much you take once your tolerance is finally established, so make sure that you get the extent of the high that you’re looking for.

Don’t: Give Your Delta 9 to Kids or Pets

One rule that everyone absolutely must follow is never giving delta 9, or any intoxicating substance for that matter, to either children or pets.  Basically, both children and animals do not have nervous systems that are developed to process psychoactive cannabinoids.  What this means is that dangerous effects could occur, and could result in a trip to the emergency room.

Don’t: Get Behind the Wheel

Because delta 9 is an intoxicating substance, it is illegal to drive when it’s active in your system.  Besides that, it’s very dangerous, both for you and for others on the road.  Always wait until after the high has worn off before driving again.  And, it’s wise for a beginner to take delta 9 when they have nowhere to go for several hours, so that they don’t end up being unable to get to a place they need to because they’re intoxicated.

Don’t: Take Delta 9 THC if You Get Drug-Tested

One thing that must be pointed out is that delta 9 THC can and will cause a failed drug test result if it’s in your system.  Even though federally delta 9 THC is legal, the person administering the drug test won’t care, and this can negatively impact your job, your probation or some other aspect of your livelihood.

Don’t: Give Up After the First Try

If you took a dose of delta 9 and didn’t feel anything at all, don’t give up just yet.  Cannabinoids are quite complex compounds, and sometimes for reasons unknown, aren’t as effective as they are at other times.  It could be something you ate, something you took or something else that your body is going through that stops you from getting as high as you anticipated.  Try again the next day and see what happens.

Don’t: Assume Delta 9 THC is Like the Other Cannabinoids You’ve Tried

It’s a mistake to assume that delta 9 is not that different from another cannabinoid you’ve tried, like delta 8 or THC-O.  Each cannabinoid is very different from the others, and if you’re a fan of the psychoactive side of hemp, each one is absolutely worth exploring on its own.  Delta 9 could very well be your new favorite cannabinoid.   Missing out on it then, because you’ve already tried other hemp derivatives, would definitely be a mistake.

Follow These Basic Do’s and Don’ts for the Best Results with Federally Compliant Delta 9 THC 

Delta 9 THC is the most in-demand cannabinoid in the world, so it’s clear that millions of people absolutely love what it offers when it comes to its effects.  But, there are still some ways that you may unintentionally be preventing yourself from really enjoying the cannabinoid to the fullest.  Just follow these simple guidelines and you’ll be able to find out what all of the delta 9 hype is about as a first-timer.

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