TRINITY HEMP HHC XL 2000MG RECHARGEABLE | BBWSUPPLY | DISTRIBUTOR AND WHOLESALER OF TRINITY HEMP IN THE USA

TRINITY HEMP's newest innovation - the XL 2ML rechargeable, disposable THC-O vape pens.

Our 2ML disposable vapes are equipped with heater buttons to ensure to ensure reliability down to the last drop, even with the most viscous of cannabindoids.

Our select terpene profile ratios are dialed in and ready to impress the most discerning of customer.

Trinity Hemp's 2ML vapes are available in popular strains of THC-O and represent excellent value for both you and your customers - more product less cost of the disposable vape itself.

Trinity Pharms Hemp co - Asheville Hemp Supply was created with one single intention at the center of its foundation. To vastly change the quality of life for all people in our pathways, for the better. Our greatest desire is to see people find relief, and achieve a state of homeostasis within the body. In the most natural of ways.

We also believe the Cannabis plant directly aligns with the natural solutions He created to help us live our best lives. Our family vows to provide you with the purest of ingredients available. We promise to continue growing in our knowledge, and staying in tune with the most up to date research and information in the CBD world. We will operate with integrity, ethics, and a passionate fire that will not burn out. We promise to show you that customer service is still very much alive and well. We will remain dedicated to you, and all that is best for you. Thank you for letting us serve.

Trinity Hemp was created around the idea that there is a need for potent products that maintain a high degree of quality control. We stand behind our company slogan “quality never compromised.” Our products are created based on quality and value. Customer satisfaction will always be our number one priority. The problem with the industry is that too many companies are selling products with low potency and a high price.

It All Begins With Trinity Hemp THCO Xl Disposable 2000mg

We have a vision for a better world where people can experience pain relief and natural inflammation reduction without experiencing the high that comes along with THC consumption. That all starts with our strains. We have carefully selected strains with the least amount of THC possible and one of our strains is 100% THC free.

All of our strains are non-gmo, and grown 100% organically in the best of conditions. Our goal is to acheive the best quality product, and that begins with providing the perfect environment for healthy plants to grow. All of our hemp is grown in the USA.

Hempettes

After harvesting the hemp plants, one of the products we create are called hempettes. There are many wany to create these, and one of the most popular ways is to use biomass. Biomass is the material leftover after other extraction processes have been completed. This method is a good way to save money, but the problem is that this method creates a watered down product often filled with cbd flower, as well as all the chemicals and other contaminants aquired during the varying extraction processes.

Here at Trinity Hemp, we believe our customers deserve a better product. We never use biomass when creating our premium hempettes. We take fresh CBD flower, roll it in pure CBD oil, and then package the resulting mixture. This creates a very potent dose of around 130 mg per stick that tastes great, and doesn’t leaving you with any unpleasant symptoms that the biomass might.

Extraction

In order to create any product beyond smokable flower, the harvested hemp plant must undergo an extraction process to create a crude extract. The general idea is that a solvent is passed through plant material in order to separate out the active compounds in the bulk plant materals. The resulting cannabinoids, terpenes, and other plant compounds are then collected as an oil.

The oil created in the first extraction process is only halfway finished. At this point in the process the CBD oil is still raw. It must be processed and refined further in order to activate the CBD compounds in order for our bodies to be able to get an effect from them.

What is THC-O?

THC-O acetate, or THC-O, is a synthetic analog (or chemical twin) of THC. That means that although THC-O is indeed a cannabinoid, it’s not naturally occurring and can only be safely manufactured via contemporary cannabis tech.

A series of extractions must take place to generate THC-O. First, cannabidiol (CBD) is extracted from less than 0.3% THC hemp (made federally legal by the 2018 Farm Bill). Next, delta-8 THC is extracted from the CBD. Finally, the organic solvent acetic anhydride is administered to the delta-8 THC molecules, a process that eliminates all terpenes and flavonoids, leaving behind a flavorless, scentless, motor oil-thick THC isolate with polarizing potency.

Research, regulation and data around THC-O and its effects are scant, but researchers have concluded that THC-O is a “prodrug,” or a compound that must be metabolized to activate. Once THC-O is metabolized, what’s essentially left is a highly bioavailable variation of delta-9 THC, meaning the variation is absorbed and circulates well in the body. The bioavailability speculatively increases the potency. Which is all to say there’s at least a few somebodies out there eating THC-O getting higher than an eagle booty.

Is THC-O legal?

For the time being, yes, because THC-O is derived from federally legal hemp and contains no delta-9 THC.

THC-O’s potency and chemical composition, however, do suggest an uncertain future. THC-O, though derived from hemp, is technically analogous to a Schedule I drug (cannabis), and could arguably be a Schedule I drug itself based on the 1986 Federal Analogue Act. As long as its supply chain can be traced back to federally legal hemp, though, THC-O exists in enough of a gray area to slip under the regulatory radar, for now anyway.

That said, there are a number of reputable hemp brands currently displaying their THC-O products as available for purchase online. And though the cannabinoid’s potency may elicit curiosity from more advanced stoner types, even they should proceed with caution. THC-O isn’t considered a naturally occurring cannabinoid, and the process by which it’s produced can be volatile.

Is THC-O safe?

It depends on whom you ask. In the early 2000s, synthetic versions of THC like Spice and K2 became popular but were completely unrelated to naturally occurring cannabinoids and shared nothing in common, chemically, with actual cannabis. As such, the words “synthetic cannabinoid” rightfully provoke caution, but, unlike those non-classical synthetics, THC-O shares a similar chemical profile to delta-8 and delta-9 THC. They’re all derived from cannabis plants, unlike those dangerously nasty, questionably produced smoking blends of the ‘00s.

Furthermore, most information around THC-O discourages smoking altogether, suggesting the cannabinoid is a prodrug, a chemical that must be metabolized in order to take effect. Anecdotal data advises that THC-O has considerable potential as a therapeutic when used in place of an edible tincture. For cannabis patients with the types of ever-increasing THC tolerances that challenge chronic pain management, THC-O products might fit in with their lifestyles far more elegantly than products with more recreational doses. But while there is no data to suggest THC-O is particularly dangerous, there’s none to suggest it’s as safe as other cannabis derivatives either, so anyone interested in auditioning THC-O should proceed with caution, to say the least.

Who is THC-O for?

I once met a cannabis patient who told me he ingested over 1,000 mg of THC daily in order to manage his chronic conditions, and that it was something of a hassle to easily access daily doses of that potency. Imagining a target audience for a cannabinoid of THC-O’s strength is less challenging after interacting with users such as these, who live with debilitating, paralyzing and sometimes mortal conditions, and rely on cannabis therapy to prevail for another day.

Whether THC-O is a panacea for the extreme tolerance therapeutic user remains up for debate, but the existence of patients who rely on extreme doses of THC is undeniable. Data may be limited currently, but as companies race to commodify this new cannabinoid, new studies will surely emerge on its safety, efficacy and best applications. And I, for one, will be watching with eager anticipation.