A new star has emerged in the cannabinoid universe - HHCPM (hexahydrocannabiphorol monomethyl ether). HHCPM is a modified version of HHCP, and modern science has shot this cannabinoid to cosmic levels by adding an ethyl group that alters the original structure of HHCP.
The name suggests that it is a combination of two parts: hexahydrocannabiphorol, which stands for the cannabinoid HHCP, and monomethyl ether, which refers to a specific ether group.
HHCPM is produced exclusively in the space laboratories of ⚗️. Astrochemists must perform several precise steps that include synthesis, modification (alteration), thorough purification, and detailed analysis of the cannabinoid. Before HHCPM is born, HHCP undergoes hydrogenation, and then ethyl (CH2CH3) and methyl (-CH3) groups are added to the oxygen moiety to form methyl ether.
All these steps lead to the resulting liquid form of HHCPM, which is characterized by its low viscosity, which facilitates its further processing.
The difference between HHC, HHCP and HHCPM or navigating the cannabinoid galaxy
HHCP derivative with added ether group, produced in laboratories.
Occurrence in cannabis
Yes, in a minority
No
No
Molecular formula
C21H32O2
C23H34O2
C24H38O2
Chemical structure
Hydrogenated cannabinoid, more stable than THC
7-carbon alkyl chain, 2 carbons longer chain than HHC
HHCP with added ether group
Intensity of effects
Milder psychoactive effects compared to THC
Stronger and longer lasting effects than HHC
Intense and rapid onset of effects, the peak is not as intense as with HHCP, but the effects last longer
Structure and stereoisomers of HHCPM
The molecular formula of HHCPM is C24H38O2 (24 carbon atoms, 38 hydrogen atoms and 2 oxygen atoms).
HHCPM is part of the hydrogenated cannabinoid system, which also includes HHC and H4CBD. It consists of two stereoisomers, namely 9(R)-HHCP methyl ether and 9(S)-HHCP methyl ether.
Interplanetary studies have revealed that the 9(R) molecule can effectively bind to CB1 receptors in the endocannabinoid system, thereby activating the psychoactive effect. In contrast, 9(S) remains as a silent star on the edge of the galaxy, without significant activity. The Galactic Archive has a study from 2023 that focused on HHC and confirmed that the 9(R) isomer exhibits a similar interaction with CB1 and CB2 receptors as THC.
Intense effects that keep you in the mood for cosmic bliss even after landing
The HHCP rules the cosmic cannabis system because its intensity exceeds the effects of the HHC. However, with the ether group, HHCPM outperforms even this stellar force 🌟.
📣 The first explorers refer to HHCPM as a cosmic wave that transports you to another dimension. The effects come on faster than HHCP, and although the "wow effect" is not as intense, the longer lasting effects of HHCPM are reminiscent of space travel.
Space travelers who have tried HHCPM cartridges have described effects similar to those of H4CBD, and explorers who have reached for prerolls have said they felt effects similar to a long flight between galaxies - they lasted longer than they expected, but the peak was softer and shorter, not like a violent starburst 💥.
HHCPM can:
influence perception
induce feelings of euphoria and relaxation
whet the appetite
How intensely this galactic mission will affect you depends on your age, metabolism, physique and sensitivity. The size of the dose, the way you embark on this journey (vaping or edibles), and the strength of the product itself - including the ratio of stereoisomers that determine the potency of a particular product - also play an important role.
Currently, there are no studies in the galactic archive on how HHCPM works in the body.
Side effects
⚠️ Higher doses of space adventure can cause side effects.
Commonly recognized side effects include:
eyes red as the hot sun
dry mouth like wandering on arid sand dunes
accelerated heartbeat similar to the frequency of a stellar pulse
insomnia like a night watch on a spaceship
Some explorers may experience dizziness or emotional turbulence such as anxiety or paranoia.
Space production of HHCPM products
HHCPM products are already appearing on planet Earth in the form of vapes, cartridges, liquids, hashes, edibles, prerolls and flowers.
In our space offer we have HHCPM flowers, which are buds of technical cannabis infused with HHCPM distillate.
The flowers contain 97% HHCPM distillate quality, 15% HHCPM concentration, supplemented with natural terpenes. Alien Cheese👽 🧀 flavor brings a unique combination of earthy cheese with subtle spicy undertones that will elevate the senses to galactic heights. Cosmic Blackout🌌 captivates with a deep earthy aroma with a hint of spice and sweetness that can completely engulf.
Final warning for safe missions
Just as the universe is infinite and full of unexplored mysteries, new cannabinoids continue to emerge with effects yet to be discovered. Explorers should remain vigilant when travelling to unexplored galaxies.
HHCPM may be stronger than you expect. Inexperienced astronauts are advised to stick to the base and go exploring with caution and respect 👨🚀.
Avoid driving spacecraft and other spacecraft, as well as attempting interstellar travel, after taking substances with psychoactive effects.
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