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Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes, all of our products are tested and certified by accredited 3rd party labs. Click here for the Lab Results page. All of our lab results can be requested via email [email protected]

For retail purchases made in our online store, there is no minimum order quantity. Wholesale Pricing requires a minimum order of $500. Click here to apply for wholesale.

Online orders received Monday – Friday are typically shipped 1-2 business days after payment. Orders received over a weekend or holiday generally go out the next business day. Click here for more information on shipping, refunds and returns.

Sure, you are welcome to request your refund if either your product has not been shipped yet following your order confirmation, or if there is a problem with your product/order that you can showcase with detail and send information into [email protected] or review.

Refunds processed may take 7-10 days to reflect back to your account. To track your order, click here.

We are a licensed Hemp and CBD manufacturer with various locations in the USA. All of our finished products are produced and packaged in cGMP certified facilities.

Yes, all of our licensing is current.

Yes, we do ship retail, wholesale and bulk orders internationally.
 
There are extra fees involved with international orders including various taxes and a document preparation fee for customs.
 
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THCA (Tetrahydrocannabinolic Acid) is the natural precursor to THC, the compound responsible for the psychoactive effects of cannabis. In its raw form, THCA won’t get you high. However, when THCA is heated—through smoking, vaping, or cooking—it undergoes a process called decarboxylation, converting into THC. This conversion makes it psychoactive, producing effects similar to traditional cannabis.

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Click here to read our full blog: “THCA vs Delta 9 THC: Understand The Key Differences”

THCA itself doesn’t produce a high, but when exposed to heat, it converts to THC, the active compound that causes the psychoactive effects associated with cannabis. This means that if you smoke or vape THCA flower, or cook it into edibles, the THCA will turn into THC, giving you the same high as regular cannabis. Click here to explore all our THCA products.

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