In today’s recreational cannabis market, we’re currently seeing this ongoing race to isolate and synthesize the most potent, safe, and quasi-legal compounds from the cannabis plant. Since the classic and most popular cannabinoid, Delta 9 THC, is still federally prohibited, we look to alternative THCs to get the job done. At this point, most people have heard of Delta 8 THC, or maybe even Delta 10 and THCV, but even more exist, and even more are on the horizon. The newest THC to make waves? THCjd. Scroll down to learn more about this compound, and for exclusive deals if you want to try it out yourself.

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Different types of THC 

By now we’re all relatively familiar with Delta-9 THC, how it functions in the body, and how it affects our minds. At a base level, most consumers know that THC is the predominant psychoactive compound in cannabis – it’s the reason pot gets us high. What is less commonly known, is how many THCs there really are; and why they’re different from each other; and which one is the most potent. 

As of late, the industry seems hellbent on accessing and synthesizing hundreds of new cannabinoids, both those that have been discovered in the cannabis plant, and various analogues and isomers. THC, and the possibility of different types of THC, has recently opened the discussion in some circles regarding the differing chain lengths of THCP, THCV, THC-H, THC-O, THCB, and so forth. This chain variation can be applied to other psychoactive cannabinoids like HHC.  

Now, keep in mind that these are all synthetic cannabinoids – but the definition of ‘synthetic cannabinoids’ can mean one of two things. First, synthetic cannabinoids are compounds that do not exist in nature and must be created in a lab, like THC-O. Also, a synthetic can be a cannabinoid that does exist in nature, but in such minimal amounts that in order to manufacture enough for it to be used in consumer products, it must still be synthesized in a lab, like Delta 8 THC. 

What is THCjd? 

When it comes to some of the newest compounds, like THCjd in particular, there is little to no information available. As a matter of fact, the only bit of info I was able to find, was from manufacturers. I couldn’t find any studies or even press releases about the scientific discovery of this compound.  

That being said, it’s not crazy to think that the companies who are making these products, doing the extractions, and working closely with these compounds don’t have the ability to use their extensive industry knowledge to formulate interesting new cannabinoids, like THCjd. According to some of the companies selling it, “THCjd is a rare, naturally occurring” cannabinoid. But again, I was unable to find any information about it in any type of scientific journal or official literature, in any capacity. Although it’s certainly possible that some of these companies are doing research behind the scenes that the general public doesn’t know about.  

The overall consensus is that THCjd is safe, creates an indica-like, couch lock type of high, and that it’s up to 19x more potent than delta 9 THC. As of now, it’s legal because no laws have been established yet to regulate it. 

Where to get THCjd

If you’re interested in being among the first group of consumers to try THCjd products, then you’re in luck because we have a few deals for you in our newsletter. Again, this is a very new compound so if you choose to buy it, make sure you go with a reputable brand. One of our favorites intro products to THCjd is the new THCjd/THC-H live resin gummies from Delta Extrax (see deal below). Check it out and make sure to subscribe to The THC Weekly Newsletter for more exciting deals.  

Try THCjd Live Resin Gummies for Only $19.49!

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An exciting new line of high potency gummies containing some new cannabinoids you’ve likely never heard of (scroll down to learn more about each one). These gummies each contain 125mg of active cannabinoids: Delta 9 THC, THCh, THCjd, THCP, and Live Resin Delta 8 THC. They come in 3 delicious flavors: Purple Berry, Root Beer Float, and Sour Peach.

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From now until April 31st, you can get FULL OUNCES of THC-O distillate for only $49.99! Distillate can be used to make a variety products including vape carts, edibles, and dabbables. This high-quality concentrate 97% pure THC-O, so stock up while supplies lasts. In the meantime, scroll down to learn more about this compound, how it’s made, and how you can access this deal!

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What is THC-O?

THC-O is short for THC-O-Acetate, or THC Acetate/ATHC. Most of the time, you’ll see it written as THC-O or ATHC. It’s important not to confuse ATHC with THCA. In the case of tetrahyrdocannabinolic acid, or THCA, the A stands for acid (not acetate like with ATHC). THCA is the parent molecule of THC, found in raw plants that have not yet been decarboxylated.

THC-O is a synthetic cannabinoid that can only be produced in a lab. While it may be tempting to try and make some at home, the process can be volatile and dangerous, so it’s best left to the chemists. In short, THC-O is an analog of THC, meaning is has a similar chemical structure but, as is the case in chemistry, minor changes often lead to substantial differences.

Because it’s an artificially produced cannabinoid, what you see is what you get – meaning all you get is THC-O and none of the beneficial terpenes and flavonoids that are found in natural extracts. With THC-O, you do not get to benefit from the entourage effect. This is an obvious issue for purists and whole-plant advocates, but when it comes to pharmaceutical formulations, isolated cannabinoids are always preferred.

The purity of distillates means that 1 milligram of concentrated oil measures out to just about 1 milligram of cannabinoid, whereas 1 milligram of full-spectrum plant extract might have 0.5 milligrams of THC, 0.3 milligrams of CBD, and 0.2 milligrams a combination of other terpenes and compounds. This makes distillates very easy to use for specific dosing and product production.

As part of my job, I’ve been blessed with the opportunity to try all sorts of new and interesting cannabis products. Some are actual ‘cannabis’ products – like concentrates, edibles, and flowers – and others are accessories and hardware… the latter being some of my favorites to test out. When it comes to weed, I’m kind of a purist and mostly stick to high-quality flowers or prerolls, and lately, live resin carts since they’re discreet and the taste is very similar to good bud. So, when doing my reviews and trying new things, I often have the most fun with new vapes, glassware, and things like that. Items that can enhance my experiences with the products that I am already using.  

This is exactly what I got with the new Hydro Bubbler from Delta Extrax, which is why I chose to highlight it for my April, ‘Product of the Month’ segment. Additionally, if you act fast, you can still benefit from their 4/20 sale and get this cart bubbler for 40% off the listed price. Scroll down to learn more about the product and access this incredible deal! 

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The Positives  

Let’s start by focusing on all the positive aspects of this bubbler, and believe me, there are many. This new device, sold by Delta Extrax/Savage Enterprises, is designed specifically to improve the user experience while vaping, by allowing the consumer to take bigger, smoother hits with less effort. The Hydro Bubbler has a simple design that works with 510-threaded cartridges, which is considered to be the industry standard. It features a cylindrical glass bubbler that you insert into a plastic casing along with the cart of your choosing (mine was a Buddies Brand, Liquid Diamond Live Resin Vape Cart in Kush Mints). Just screw in the cart and it’s ready to go.  

The Hydro Bubbler has a battery power capacity of 650mAh with a micro-USB port for charging (also comes with a short cable), so it lasts quite a while and recharges fast. It can go from dead to fully charged in about an hour, and using it semi-regularly it will last me about 1 week before I need to charge it again. It also offers 4 different voltage settings, up to 4.0V, that are indicated by different colored lights when you take a hit. Inside the chamber, the Hydro Bubbler will fit up to a 15mm diameter cartridge, and is made up of zinc alloy, PCTG, ABS, and glass.  

The pull is great no matter what I’m vaping with it – I get large, full hits that are incredibly smooth, not harsh in any way, and I experience barely any coughing afterwards. Different compounds do hit differently though. For example, live resin, as well as delta 8 oils, are a bit thicker, so they need to preheat for a little before you start getting those perfect hits. THC-O, on the other hand, is a thinner distillate so it heats up fast and vapes very easily.  

Aesthetically, the Hydro Bubbler is an absolutely beautiful piece. It has a sleek, modern look to it, it’s easy to hold in your hand, and it comes in two different colors: black or rainbow (rainbow has a nice, gasoline-stained look to it). I have the Rainbow one, and I love it! This seems to be the more popular choice among female customers. Overall, I enjoy that it feels like a high-quality product; it doesn’t feel cheap like it’s going to fall apart or malfunction after limited use.  

The Negatives 

The negatives are very few, and I wouldn’t really even call them “negatives” per se, but rather, a few things you should make note of when using this device to make sure you don’t experience any minor hang-ups like I did. First, storing the bubbler to prevent clogging. Admittedly, I can be a bit lazy when it comes to my smoking gear. What I mean by that, in regards to cartridge vapes anyway, is that I typically leave my carts attached to the battery until the contents are gone or the device dies.  

That doesn’t work out very well with the Hydro Bubbler because the carts leak a little bit and clog the device. Then everything needs to be carefully cleaned with rubbing alcohol to remove the stickiness without damaging your cart, or any of the electrical components in the device. To prevent this, it’s best not to leave everything assembled for long periods, and remove the cart from the Hydro Bubbler when not in use.  

Which brings me to my second point: taking it apart. When doing so, make sure the bubbler piece is completely free of water before moving it at all. The plastic casing creates this sort of vacuum seal so when you pull out the glass tube, water spills out into the chamber and all over your cart. Again, this can be a problem if it ends up damaging any of the electrical components of the bubbler, which would render the entire thing useless.  

But, aside from these minor issues that are relatively easy to resolve, I have no real complaints about the device. Just make sure to keep the above tips in mind when using, cleaning, and storing your Hydro Bubbler.  

Try yours now!

Get 40% off your Hydro Bubbler from Delta Extrax

(Stock up on carts as well, sitewide sale, 40% off using ‘420sale’ coupon code) 

Using the ‘420sale’ coupon code, you can get 40% off the listed price for your Hydro Bubbler, as well as stock up on a variety of different carts to use with it. Everything is almost half off from now until April 24th! The bubbler retails for $69.99 regularly. It is currently on sale for $57.99, and with the additional 40% off discount, you can get yours for only $34.79! You can also grab a few glass bubbler replacements, that normally sell for $9.99, but are on sale for only $5.99 right now.

TIP: To get your Hydro Bubbler, simply click the link below and type “Hydro Bubbler” into the search bar on Delta Extrax’s homepage. And don’t forget to use the ‘420sale’ coupon code to get an extra 40% discount off the listed price!

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About Savage Enterprises/Delta Extrax 

Delta Extrax is a well known brand in the alternative cannabinoids market, and has recently expanded into the storefront retail sector with the opening of their new dispensary, Extrax Palm Springs. Delta Extrax is a subsidiary of Savage Enterprises, a company that brings nearly a decade’s worth of industry knowledge to consumer product development. Delta Extrax creates many of their own distillates and concentrates, and they infuse their own proprietary THC products using only top quality extracts. 

Although I used dispensary cartridges with my Hydro Bubbler, you can find a lot of fun and exciting options on Delta Extrax’s website. They sell all the most popular product types including vape cartridges, disposables, edibles, and more; they also have basically every cannabinoid you could imagine: Delta 8, 9, and 10, THC-O, HHC/HHC-O, THCA, THCP, and so on.  

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