"420" is a term that has become synonymous with cannabis culture and is widely recognized as a code term for the consumption of cannabis and the celebration of cannabis culture. It originated in the early 1970s among a group of high school students in California who would meet at 4:20 p.m. to smoke cannabis. Over time, April 20th (4/20) became an unofficial holiday for cannabis enthusiasts, marked by events, celebrations, and advocacy for cannabis legalization.

Celebrate 420 by organizing a cannabis-friendly gathering with friends, attending local events or festivals, and enjoying a variety of cannabis products such as flower, concentrates, edibles, or beverages. Take the opportunity to explore cannabis culture through documentaries, books, or conversations, and practice responsible consumption by knowing your limits and avoiding driving under the influence. Support cannabis advocacy efforts, either by joining advocacy groups or educating others about the benefits of cannabis. If attending in-person events isn't feasible, consider hosting a virtual smoke session with friends.

A good starter dose for THC edibles varies depending on individual tolerance, metabolism, and experience with cannabis. However, a common recommendation for beginners is to start with a low dose, typically between 2.5 to 5 milligrams of THC. This allows you to gauge your sensitivity to THC and how your body reacts to the edible. It's important to wait at least 1-2 hours after consuming before considering taking more, as edibles can take longer to take effect compared to smoking or vaping cannabis.

If you find yourself uncomfortably high from THC, remain calm and move to a quiet, comfortable environment. Stay hydrated with water, avoid alcohol and caffeine, and practice deep breathing exercises to help alleviate anxiety. Engage in distracting activities like listening to calming music or watching a movie. Seek support from friends or family if available, and refrain from consuming more THC until the effects have subsided.

Delta 9 THC has varying legal status and regulations by location. In some areas, it is legal for medical or recreational use, while in others, it remains prohibited. However, products using hemp-derived Delta 9 THC that contain less than 0.3% (from dry weight basis) can be sold in most places and online since the passing of the 2018 US Farm Bill. 

Delta-8 THC and Delta-9 THC are distinct compounds from the cannabis plant, each with unique characteristics across chemical structures, psychoactive effects, and plant source. 

Delta-9 THC is the most well-known and abundant compound in cannabis that is typically linked to the "high" linked with marijuana. Delta-8 THC on the other hand has a different chemical structure and is considered to be a minor cannabinoid found in lower quantities.

Delta-8 THC also offers psychoactive effects but typically in a milder, more subtle manner, often resulting in a clear-headed high with reduced anxiety

Delta-9 THC is typically associated with marijuana plants, while Delta-8 THC is primarily extracted from the hemp plant. Delta-9 THC can also be extracted from the hemp plant but is less abundant compared to its levels in the marijuana plant.

Delta 9 THC produces a classic marijuana euphoric “high” as well as a sense of relaxation, mood elevation, and relief for your body and mind. Common uses include stress relief, pain relief, sleep and also for a bit of fun to elevate any activity or day.

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