What's the Difference Between THC and CBD?
THC and CBD are the two main compounds in cannabis. They work differently and produce very different effects.
THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol)
THC is the compound that gets you high. It produces the euphoria, relaxation, altered perception, and appetite stimulation that most people associate with cannabis. The higher the THC percentage in a product, the stronger the psychoactive effects.
CBD (Cannabidiol)
CBD does not get you high. Instead, it's known for producing a calm, relaxed feeling without the psychoactive effects. Many people use CBD for stress relief, sleep support, pain management, and general wellness. It's a great option if you want benefits of cannabis without the head change.
How They Work Together
Some products contain both THC and CBD. The CBD can actually moderate the effects of THC — making the high smoother and less intense. Products with a balanced ratio (like 1:1 THC:CBD) are popular with people who want mild effects without going too strong.
Which Should You Choose?
- Want to get high? → THC-dominant products (most of our flower, vapes, edibles, concentrates)
- Want relaxation without the high? → CBD products (our CBD section has capsules, roll-ons, and pet CBD)
- Want something in between? → look for balanced THC:CBD products
Reading Product Labels
Every product on our menu shows THC and CBD percentages. When browsing, pay attention to these numbers:
- Low THC (10-15%): milder effects, good for beginners
- Medium THC (15-25%): standard potency, most popular range
- High THC (25%+): strong effects, for experienced users
CBD products typically show their CBD content in milligrams (mg) per unit — more mg means a stronger dose.