Disappointed by the ban on HHCO and THCP derivatives? You can dry your tears, because in the meantime, knowledge about natural cannabinoids has progressed enormously. Enough so that we can now offer you a legal, natural and, above all, potent alternative! THM, for The Hot Mix. Can you hear it? Are you interested? Then [...]

The decision came down on the morning of Friday May 24: all products containing H4CBD, H2CBD, HHCPO, THCP, THCA and other derivatives will be banned and placed on the list of narcotics. This new ban follows on from the one imposed almost a year ago [...].

After our article on 10-OH-HHC, we continue our tour of CBD counterparts with CBDP. With its full name of "cannabidiphorol", CBDP was discovered not so long ago, along with its tetrahydro mirror cannabinoid version: THCP (or tetrahydrocannabiphorol for those in the know). [...]

Today we present CBDV, also known as cannabidivarin, a little-known natural cannabinoid closely related to CBD. It has not been studied enough, but enough to talk about it. It shows potentially interesting effects on several pathologies: epilepsy, inflammation, neurodevelopmental disorders... Would you like to know what [...]?

You've read the article's title: today we're going to talk about H2CBD. As you've probably guessed, it's a synthetic molecule created in the laboratory. It sits right between CBD and H4CBD. At least on a molecular level, because, as we shall see, in terms of bioavailability and [...].

In the world of CBD, new cannabinoids are discovered almost every month. Between those that are among the hundred or so that the plant can produce and that have not yet been catalogued, and those that are created from scratch or simply chemically "improved", there's really no time to [...].