ELF THC Premium Delta 8 THC | THC-P Gummies - 500mg

Just like any other cannabis product, THC gummies can expire or “go bad.” They’re made of organic compounds, which break down and change over time, and also with perishable food ingredients that have their own shelf lives. 

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When stored in a dark, cool space, most THC gummies should hold their quality for at least one to two years. But if they start to melt, taste strange, or change in texture, they may be degrading in terms of quality or potency. 

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Learn the basics of how to tell if cannabis has gone bad here.

Some gummies need to be treated differently from others, but rule of thumb is to keep away from excessive heat, keep your gummies in their original packaging, keep them out of direct sunlight, and keep in stable conditions. 

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To sum all of these things up; keep your gummies in stable conditions. Room temperature, non-fluctuating temperature, dark spaces and low humidity air quality are prime conditions for your CBD storage. The pantry in your own home is perfect for this. If you’re carrying the on-the-go gummies, just make sure you aren’t leaving them in your unattended car for hours. 

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If your gummies do melt, the best thing for you to do is to toss and replace them. The melting of CBD gummies will change the chemical composition of the cannabinoids, which means the benefits you are looking for from them will significantly decrease. Keep your gummies safe and properly stored to keep the full benefits of the CBD product.

THCp is a psychoactive cannabinoid discovered in 2019. It is drawing lots of attention in the world of cannabis science as it is 33x stronger than D9 in its psychoactive properties.

THCP is not the same thing as delta-8 THC. Both are in the same “family,” but they have different molecular structures and therefore bind to receptors in our bodies in different ways. 

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Your body’s endocannabinoid system, a complex network of neurotransmitters that control bodily functions, is like a set of locked doors. Cannabinoids bring keys that can activate or “unlock” certain doors, but every cannabinoid has its own keys to work with. That’s why something like CBD won’t affect you the same way THC will.

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See how delta-8 THC stacks up to other cannabinoids in our first-time buyer’s guide.