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What is THCv?
THC-V is called the sports car of cannabinoids for a reason. Given its properties, it takes you where you need to go at the speed of light, revving its engine even after you’ve arrived at your destination. THC-V is a structural analog of THC and occurs naturally in cannabis plants. THC-V is found in cannabis and hemp plants, occurring only in traces until recently. The cannabinoid is found in African strains such as Durban Poison, one of the more stimulating sativas. THC-V is now more readily available in strains from the other side of the globe, such as those from China, Nepal, Pakistan, India, Thailand, and Afghanistan. These strains are predominantly “landrace” strains, meaning they are naturally grown without any interaction or modification from humans.
Why Choose ATLRx for THCv Products?
Here at ATLRx, transparency is our policy. All our products are lab tested for potency, residuals, and pesticides to ensure quality and safety. Shopping with us means you can buy delta 8 THC from one of the most reputable brands! This includes our premium THCV and a variety of other cannabinoids! Feel confident knowing you are purchasing a quality Delta-8 THC product online.
How we conduct ourselves in ATLRx is through transparency. There are never too many precautions when it comes to your body. Transparency means that we have nothing to hide. We are a brand with a thorough DEA Lab Panel Certified Test, and you receive a copy of that report for your product on a QR code on the packaging. We are always happy to welcome and educate our guests because our industry is our passion.
THC-V Facts
- Tetrahydrocannabivarin, or THCv, or THC-V is a cannabinoid that is most prevalently found in Sativa strains of cannabis
- THC-V is not considered psychoactive.
- THC-V is found in African strains such as Durban Poison. Usually, THC-V holds tight to landrace strains.
- THC-V is federally legal under the Farm Bill of 2018 but not listed at the federal level as a controlled substance. However, THC-V is illegal in other countries, such as the United Kingdom.
THC-V - faqs
THC-V has been a known cannabinoid since 1973. It is one of the hundred or so phytocannabinoids found in hemp. However, it took a while to gain traction because we didn’t have the knowledge or technology to extract it properly. THC-V doesn’t have the same biosynthesis process as other cannabinoids, such as THC and CBD. CBGA is the mother of all cannabinoids in its acid form, the primary metabolic process. But THC-V has a different approach. The cannabinoid comes alive with a geranyl phosphate and divarinolic acid reaction, resulting in the acid form CBGVA. An enzyme creates THCVA (tetrahydrocannabivarin carboxylic acid) to go through the decarboxylation process.
Delta-8 THC is a 5-carbon atom like delta-9 THC. However, THC-V is a 3-carbon atom, separating itself from delta-8’s compound structure. THC-V only appears in a minimal quantity, making the extraction process extensive, and due to its 3-carbon structure, it requires a heavy amount to trigger any potential psychoactive effects. THC-V comes from both delta-8 and delta-9. There are differences in their bonds—delta-8’s THC-V is one carbon up from delta-9’s THC-V.
THC-V distillate has a deep, golden tint and is slightly thick, like delta-8 distillate. THC-V distillate happens to have more mobility.
Yes, THC-V is federally legal under the Farm Bill of 2018, but not listed at the federal level as a controlled substance. However, THC-V is illegal in other countries, such as the United Kingdom. If you are leaving the country, check that the cannabinoid is legal in your destination before flying with THC-V. Please use THC-V responsibly.
Tetrahydrocannabivarin, or THCv, or THC-V, is a cannabinoid most commonly found in Sativa strains of cannabis. Here at ATLRx, we are using hemp-derived THCv, which is converted from CBD.
No, in short. These are two completely different cannabinoids with totally different effects. THCv is considered to have stimulant properties, while delta-8 THC has similar properties to its brother, delta-9 THC.
ATLRx operates and has shops all around the Atlanta area. ATLRx ships to all 50 states, depending on which cannabinoid is legal in your state. We are based in Atlanta, Georgia, and continue monitoring federal and state guidelines nationwide.
