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A new star has been born in the galaxy of cannabis compounds: 8-OH-HHC. What are the effects of this bright newcomer, how is it being created in interstellar laboratories, and how are its stereoisomers shaking up the laws of the cosmos? Buckle up, we're off to explore the cosmic possibilities 8-OH-HHC offers!  🚀

As cannabis and cannabis products become increasingly popular among Earthlings and space travellers alike, there is growing interest in exploring other cannabinoids and their properties that could benefit life on Earth and beyond. The slumbering CBC star has awakened from its slumber. Join us on an exploration of a previously neglected cannabinoid and find out what makes it stand out in the cannabis cosmos.

We are constantly discovering fascinating galaxies of molecules in the cosmos, and today will be no different. No cannabinoid escapes space radar, and now they've zeroed in on 10-OH-HHCP.  During this expedition, we will try to decipher how it is produced, what its effects are and what the Earth's product range is. We will also stray into the realm of intergalactic comparison and explore what 10-OH-HHCP, 10-OH-HHC and 8-OH-HHC have in common. Let's get started!

The Universe is full of unexplored galaxies and its secrets are gradually being revealed to us. Right now, word is flying towards planet Earth at the speed of light that a derivative of HHC, known as 10-OH-HHC, has appeared on the cannabis scene. What makes it interesting and what should you look out for when you encounter it? The astral quest for 10-OH-HHC is just beginning!

Did you know that some earthlings believe that the effects of THCO are comparable to "magic mushrooms" (psilocybin)? Explore with us exactly what THCO is, how it is formed in space labs, what the galactic archive says about it, what its effects are, and the safety and availability of THCO products. Buckle up, we're leaving! 🚀

Think of CBG as a protostar, the building block of many other cannabinoids yet to be discovered. The protostar collapses under its own gravity, initiates nuclear fusion, sheds its outer layers, and is left with a dense core that transforms into a new object, a white dwarf. That dwarf is CBG9, a cannabinoid that emerged from CBG and is a newcomer to the cannabis empire. In this article, we will look at the differences between these two compounds and reveal their therapeutic possibilities.