CBD Oracle, a cannabis consumer research company, reports that 51 of the most popular hemp-derived delta-8 THC products were analyzed for Delta-8 and Delta-9 THC content. Delta-8 products are often described as the less potent THC brother of Delta-9, the cannabis compound that most people equate with getting high. Specifically, about 13 per cent of vape pens had Delta-9 THC, almost 13 per cent of concentrates did and just over 10 per cent of vape cartridges did. One vape pen contained 23 per cent Delta-9 THC, which equates to 77 times above the legal limit, “and the average across all products was 6.6 per cent,” the company reports. A new lab report commissioned by CBD Oracle shows 76 per cent of the tested Delta-8 products derived from hemp and being sold in the U.S. far exceed the 0.3 per cent allowable THC limit.
A new lab report commissioned by CBD Oracle shows 76 per cent of the tested Delta-8 products derived from hemp and being sold in the U.S. far exceed the 0.3 per cent allowable THC limit. Indeed, testing by FESA Labs showed one vape pen was 77 times over the legal limit and was not alone in breaching restrictions.
“Vapes and concentrates generally contained higher levels of Delta-9 THC than flower, tinctures or edibles,” CBD Oracle, a cannabis consumer research company, notes in its report on testing findings.
Specifically, about 13 per...
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