While it is true that Delta 8 can give you a high, some have observed a milder side effect. It can also make you drowsy and is said to not give that sought-after euphoric feeling of indica strains.

Delta 8 affects people in different ways. The most common side effects of Delta 8 are changes in appetite, anxiety, cottonmouth, bloodshot eyes, and decreased blood pressure. Try a bit of Delta 8 first and observe how your body reacts to it.

Delta 9 and Delta 8 are responsible for giving users psychoactive side effects. Delta 8 is less psychoactive than Delta 9 and is reported to produce a more clear-headed and functional high. It is less prevalent in most strains of cannabis and is typically less potent than Delta 9.

While Delta 8 is legally sold all over the US under federal law, it is always best to check if your state has regulated or banned the use of it. Outside of the US, the sale, use and possession of Delta 8 varies from country to country.

Are you worried that Delta 8 can be detected through drug tests? While it may produce less side effects than Delta 9, Delta 8 can stay in urine for up to a week and in your bloodstream for up to 24 hours. How sensitive the tests are to detectable compounds is something you should also consider.

While the side effects of Delta 8 are not exactly extreme – dry mouth, dry eyes, and changes in appetite to name a few – it is always advisable to use it in moderation. That being said, Delta 8 is safe to use.

Delta 8 can be produced in a number of ways such as through the process of isomerization and through the extraction and purification of naturally occurring delta-8 THC from cannabis plants. Because the processes can be complex and requires special equipment, attempting to do so at home is highly discouraged.

Delta 8’s THC levels vary from product to product. There should not be more than 0.3% THC. If you’re unsure of how much THC it contains, it is best to check the third-party lab reports.