Delta Extrax Delta 8, Delta 10 & THC-O Disposable Vape Pen Blue Train Wreck 2g

Description

This 2g Blue Trainwreck vape pen by Delta Extrax contains a proprietary blend of delta 8 THC, delta 10 THC, and THCO and Blue Trainwreck terpenes. Blue Trainwreck, also known as Blueberry Trainwreck, is a hybrid strain produced from the cross of Blueberry and Trainwreck that is known for its energy, mental clarity, and ripe berry flavor. Due to this, Blue Trainwreck is recommended as a great daytime smoke; however, as she wears off she does become a bit more sleepy, so as long as you use her a few hours before bed you’ll still be sitting pretty.

This high-quality vape pen is brought to you by Delta Extrax, is manufactured in the USA, and uses no VG, PG, PEG, Vitamin E, MCT, or any other cutting agent. Please take note that this vape pen contains a very pure product and those unaccustomed to its purity may believe it to be harsh. It is recommended to not take a draw longer than 2-3s.

For those new to Delta 8, Delta 10, and THCO, please consume slowly. For those familiar with individual cannabinoids but not blends, please also exercise caution as your tolerance to the mixture may be different than your tolerance to separate cannabinoids. If you’re interested in the science behind these compounds, check out our information sections below!

What is Delta 8 THC?
Cannabinoids are chemical compounds secreted from cannabis plants as resin. They have the ability to interact with our body’s Endocannabinoid System (ECS). Delta 8 THC is a cannabinoid that occurs in much smaller concentrations than most other cannabinoids.

Delta 8 is an isomer that forms as Delta-9 THC ages and oxidizes. This process increases the stability of the Δ8 molecular structure so that it does not degrade as easily and lasts much longer over time.

Delta-8 THC and Delta 9-THC contain similarities in their molecular structure. Both contain double bonds, but D8 contains the bond on the 8th carbon chain and not on the 9th. For that reason, D8 and D9 THC react similarly within the Endocannabinoid receptors in the body as a result of their similar presentation of structure and properties.

D8 requires an intricate process of extraction, isolation, conversion, and refinement. With Δ8 there are benefits and effects to serve both medicinal and recreational consumers. Because D8 occurs in smaller concentrations, it’s common to see it sold in the form of distillates or edibles.

The compound Δ8 legally derives from hemp and contains less than 0.3% Δ9-THC in accordance with the Agricultural Improvement Act of 2018 (also known as the 2018 Farm Bill). Within the Bill, it states that all derivatives, isomers, and cannabinoids in hemp are federally legal provided that all final products contain less than 0.3% D9 THC.

• If you are subject to routine drug screenings, do not consume Δ8-THC.
• Each state has its own separate laws regarding hemp products. Please be aware of the laws within your state/province of residence.
• Psychotropic potency of Delta 8 THC will often vary. For this reason, please do not operate a vehicle after consuming Δ8 products.
• Consult your doctor before use.

What is Delta 10 THC?
Phytocannabinoids are the chemical compounds that are secreted from hemp or cannabis plants as resin. They have the unique ability to activate receptors in the Endocannabinoid System and provide their own distinctive effects.

Delta 10 Tetrahydrocannabinol is known as an “elusive” phytocannabinoid, as it is most often confused for Cannabichromene (CBC). The Δ10 THC isolated crystals develop in much smaller concentrations than most other cannabinoids.

Delta 8, Delta 9 and Delta 10 contain similarities in their molecular structure, but Δ10 and Δ8 are considered isomers of the Δ9 molecule. Each cannabinoid contains double bonds in their molecule, but D8 contains the bond on the 8th carbon chain, D9 contains a bond on the 9th carbon chain and D10 contains the bond on the 10th carbon chain.

In an effort to create higher percentages of Δ10 THC, many extractors are using hemp-derived CBD to create it through a process known as isomerization.

Δ10 has proven to deliver benefits and effects to serve both medicinal and recreational consumers. D10 is most often sold in the form of oils, edibles, vape cartridges or disposable vape pens, and also in flower with very minimal percentages.

The compound Δ10-THC is legally derived from hemp. It does not contain more than 0.3% Δ9-THC in accordance with the Agricultural Improvement Act of 2018 (also known as the 2018 Farm Bill).

The bill states that all derivatives, isomers and cannabinoids found in hemp are federally legal provided that all final products contain less than 0.3% D9 THC.

• If you are subject to routine drug screenings, do not consume Δ10-THC.
• Each state has their own separate laws regarding hemp products. Please be aware of the laws within your state/province of residence.
• Psychotropic potency of Delta 10 THC will vary by dose and effects will also vary for users. Therefore, do not operate a vehicle after consuming Δ10 products.
• Consult your doctor before use.

Delta 10 is not a naturally occurring cannabinoid and is created through a process that necessitates a type of catalyst to create it such as a food grade radical initiator to stabilize the reactivity of the radicals to provide higher yields of Delta 10 THC.

What Is THC-O-Acetate?
THC-O-Acetate is one of many known cannabinoids. It is considered a chemical compound in its simplest form that has the ability to attach itself to the receptors in the Endocannabinoid system in the human body.

THC-O-Acetate is also known to be referred to as THC Acetate, THC-O, as well as ATHC. But it is most commonly referred to as THC-O or ATHC. It is important to not confuse ATHC with THCa. THCa is a tetrahydrocannabinolic acid, which is a parent molecule to THC.

The major difference between the ATHC and THCa is that the “A” in ATHC is for acetate and the “a” in THCa is for acid. THCa naturally occurs in raw cannabis and converts to THC through a process known as decarboxylation. ATHC is not a naturally occurring cannabinoid and can only be made in a laboratory setting.

To process THC-O all other beneficial compounds, terpenes and flavonoids are removed and an isolate with no flavor or aroma is the result. THC-O in this unnatural state is typically a brown liquid and is referred to as an “analog” of its original compound form, which is THC.

The major difference between THC and THC-O is the acetate molecule that THC lacks. The addition of this new molecule to the compound structure makes the THC molecule stronger.

THC-O is absorbed and filtered by the liver in the same way as any other cannabinoid that goes into your body. However, THC-O molecules are much more potent than smoked, vaped, dabbed or orally consumed THC. So despite how the body filters the molecules, the portion that is able to travel beyond the brain barrier will provide a very strong experience.

If you do not have any experience with THC-O, it is recommended that you start with a very small dose and increase dosages slowly to test your comfort levels. The experience that users have often reported after consuming THC-O is akin to a hallucinogenic experience induced by psilocybin.

• If you are subject to routine drug screenings, do not consume THC-O.
• Each state has their own separate laws regarding hemp products. Please be aware of the laws within your state/province of residence.
• Psychotropic potency of THC-O will often vary. For this reason, please do not operate a vehicle after consuming THC-O products.
• Consult your doctor before use.

Product Size
2 Grams

Suggested Use
Take one or two draws at a time and wait 45 mins prior to using again.

Ingredients
D8 thc oil, D10 thc oil, thc-o oil and botanical derived terpenes