These products are legal, potentially psychoactive and euphoric. Do not use before driving, or if pregnant or breast-feeding.
These varieties are currently out of stock. But we have other nuggets in our store:
We are very proud to present our new acquisition: THCN . It is not, strictly speaking, a CBD derivative , nor a minor cannabinoid like CBDP or THCP, but its name is well-deserved; it's an innovative and incredibly powerful blend, so get ready for some action!
THCN is not a minor cannabinoid or a newly discovered molecule, and unlike CBD or 10 OH HHC , its name does not reflect its molecular structure.
It's more a reflection of its effects and the product range, but we'll come back to that later. The real name of THCN, the one given by the laboratory that created it, is THC N-15. But like THM , it has nothing to do with the infamous tetrahydrocannabinol, which is illegal above 0.3% concentration.
This is actually a classic CBD flower, containing a natural proportion of CBD, CBDA, CBG, CBGA, CBN, and CBC, infused in a highly concentrated CBN isolate. Depending on the strain, the CBN concentration varies from 25% to over 50%!
In short, the process is much the same as for moonrocks and icerocks before they are rolled in kief. But instead of using a CBD concentrate in an infusion, CBN is used.
CBN is a naturally occurring cannabinoid, but unlike others, it is not synthesized by hemp and cannabis during plant growth. CBN is produced through the oxidation of THC. As you may know, THC is a fragile molecule; it deteriorates rapidly when exposed to UV light, air, and heat. If a cannabis bud is left in the sun, the THC present will begin to decarboxylate and convert into CBN.
In terms of effects, although studies on the subject are limited, CBN is known for its powerful sedative and analgesic properties, particularly when combined with other cannabinoids. It is said to induce a feeling of deep calm and a pleasant sensation of muscle relaxation, which would also make it a good candidate to help you fall asleep. On its own, it does not produce any psychoactive effects, euphoria, or addiction.
THCN is a completely new product. It has not been the subject of any scientific study, and all we know about its properties are those we have experienced when tasting it and those we can deduce from its composition:
When we tasted it, we found that THCN is a particularly potent CBD derivative ; for us, it is a worthy successor to molecules that were able to be marketed before the ban in June 2024.
Similar to CBN, it provides a feeling of psychological relaxation, oscillating between sedation and gentle euphoria. It's not really an energizing product, suitable for partying. It's more inclined to make for pleasant, quiet evenings spent chilling.
Furthermore, like many cannabinoids, the combination of CBN and CBD could help you fall asleep quickly and deeply . And it could also trigger incredible cravings.
There are several ways of adding cannabinoids to products: you can add oil or extract concentrate to flower or resin. Some manufacturers even add CBD powder or spray to their products. But all these processes are external to the plant, unlike infusion, which is a process that adds the cannabinoid inside the plant. In this way, it radically alters the consumption experience.
Our infusion method promotes the interaction between cannabinoids and their bioavailability. Infusing CBN directly into the product helps create a stronger entourage effect; the cannabinoids and terpenes present in the flower interact with the infused CBN, resulting in a significantly enhanced effect. At the same time, this method of adding cannabinoids offers better absorption: a greater proportion of the cannabinoid is absorbed by the body. This contrasts with cannabinoids added externally, where most are often degraded before even being consumed.
Adding via infusion has a more "natural" aspect in the sense that the cannabinoid is integrated into the plant in the same way as if it had been synthesized by the plant, making the consumption experience more pleasant and intense.
Like MCPN and our other derivatives, THCN is made from organically grown CBD flowers, cultivated in accordance with French and European regulations. All the selected flowers are from authorized hemp varieties and are supplied by licensed and inspected farmers and wholesalers.
All batches of THCN are analyzed by independent laboratories, certifying the exact composition of the flowers, particularly the THC content, which is always below the legal limit of 0.3%. THCN flowers and resins are therefore perfectly legal and authorized in France and in most European countries.
From a safety standpoint, THCN flowers are produced using processes and compounds that are known and authorized due to their high safety profile and lack of harmful effects such as habituation or addiction. However, as no studies currently exist on THCN, we advise you to use it with extreme caution and avoid excessive consumption.
This product is not a medicine and should not be used as such under any circumstances. Please keep it out of reach of children and do not consume it during pregnancy.
THCN flowers and resins are delivered in sealed, airtight, and leak-proof packaging. The producers and distributor cannot be held responsible for the contents once the seal is broken.
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