Delta 9 THC Edibles

Our Delta 9 Edibles

• Bursting with premium natural ingredients.
• Our Delta 9 edibles are federally legal in the US.
• So delicious and effective, you'll need to hide them from the neighbors!
• Are third-party lab tested with the certificate of analysis for each product available on our website.
• Include broad spectrum and full spectrum gummies.
• Are fantastic for THC microdosing for health.

Deliver the benefits of THC for sleep.

What are Delta 9 Edibles?

Our Delta 9 edibles are delicious snacks containing hemp-derived Delta 9 THC. They span a range of product types, from gummies to chocolate squares. Browse our Delta 9 THC products, and you’re sure to find the perfect edible treat. Our premium Delta 9 edibles contain only the highest quality ingredients: non-GMO hemp products, real fruit flavors, and nothing you wouldn’t want to put in your body.

Where Can I Buy Delta 9 Edibles?

If you’re searching for where to buy Delta 9 edibles, you’ve arrived in the right place. You can buy THC gummies and other Delta 9 edibles right here from the nama store. Our Delta 9 THC edibles contain only premium quality ingredients. Whether you want Delta 9 sleep gummies or caramel edibles, you’ll be thrilled with our cannabis edibles. 

Are Delta 9 Edibles Legal?

All nama Delta 9 edibles are federally legal because they meet the criteria specified in the 2018 Farm Bill. This legislation legalized hemp-derived Delta 9 THC on a federal level. Our edibles meet these federal legal requirements, which makes our hemp-derived Delta 9 gummies legal.

About the Farm Bill

H.R.2642 - Agricultural Act of 2014 allowed for “pilot programs” to cultivate hemp for study (section 7606). H.R.2 - Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 (commonly referred to as the 2018 Farm Bill) expanded on the 2014 legislation by authorizing the widespread production of hemp and removing hemp from the DEA’s (Drug Enforcement Administration) list of Controlled Substances.

The 2018 Farm Bill differentiated industrial hemp from marijuana, which is specifically cultivated for its high THC content. Industrial hemp plants and marijuana are both members of the cannabis species, but “hemp” was defined as having concentrations of Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (Delta 9 THC) at or below 0.3%, in contrast to cannabis products made from marijuana with much higher Delta 9 THC concentrations. This signaled a new era for the cannabis industry and allowed for CBD products, legal THC gummies, Delta-9 gummies, and other Delta 9 edible products to be sold nationwide, provided they meet the criterion for maximum allowable THC content.

Here’s the specific language that the Farm Bill uses to define hemp:

The term `hemp' means the plant Cannabis sativa L. and any part of that plant, including the seeds thereof and all derivatives, extracts, cannabinoids, isomers, acids, salts, and salts of isomers, whether growing or not, with a delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol concentration of not more than 0.3 percent on a dry weight basis.

0.3% Delta 9 Edibles

Because our Delta 9 edibles contain 0.3% Delta 9 THC per dry weight of product, they are fully compliant with the Farm Bill, and thus legal on a federal level and can be shipped to all states with legislation allowing for hemp derived Delta 9 products with no more than 0.3% Delta 9 THC.

What Do Delta 9 Gummies Do?

The effect of Delta 9 gummies varies from person to person. Your previous experience with THC, as well as your dosage, will determine how our Delta 9 gummies affect you. People report feeling the following effects of Delta 9 to varying degrees:

• feelings of euphoria
• relaxation and tranquility
• talkativeness 
• appetite increase
• changes in perception

Does Delta 9 THC Get You High?

At sufficient doses, Delta 9 THC will definitely get you high. The threshold for getting high is a bit different for everyone, depending on your biochemistry, whether you’re a frequent user, and other factors. 

We’re big fans of microdosing, which is why all our products contain low doses of Delta 9, CBD, and other cannabis compounds. Microdosing has more health benefits than high doses of THC. 

Can Delta 9 Make You Hallucinate?

Delta 9 can make you hallucinate at high dosages—much higher than the dosages contained in our Delta 9 THC gummies and other edibles. If you follow our recommended dosage for our Delta 9 edibles, you should be well below the threshold for hallucinations and other psychotropic experiences.

How Long Does It Take for Delta 9 Gummies to Kick In?

You’ll feel the mild effects of Delta 9 gummies about 30 minutes to an hour after consuming them. However, it will take around 90-120 minutes to feel the full effects. Edibles are a waiting game, so sit back, relax, and wait for at least two hours before taking more, even if you don’t feel any effects just yet.

How Long Do Delta 9 Edibles Last?

The dosage you take will dictate how long the effects of Delta 9 edibles last. Most people find that they can feel the effects of Delta 9 for up to 8 hours after taking an edible. The effects will be strongest in the first 3-4 hours and will slowly subside during the next 4 hours.

Are Delta 9 Edibles Safe?

Delta 9 edibles are generally safe for consumption by adults over 21 years of age. However, you should consult your physician before consuming and adhere to our supplied dosage instructions. You may experience mild side effects such as cotton mouth and dry eyes, but these effects will subside quickly. There are no known long-term side effects to taking Delta 9.

Delta-9 vs Delta-8 Edibles—What are the Differences?

Delta 9 and Delta 8 are both tetrahydrocannabinol compounds derived from the hemp flower or the cannabis plant.

The only chemical difference between Delta 9 and Delta 8 THC is the placement of one particular carbon double bond. Delta 9 has the carbon bond on the 9th carbon atom, while Delta 8’s double bond is on the 8th carbon atom. Due to this small difference in their chemical composition, Delta 9 and Delta 8 have different effects.

Are Delta 9 Gummies Stronger than Delta 8?

In general, Delta 9 gummies are stronger than Delta 8 gummies. A recent study compared the effects of Delta 8 and Delta 9 on 14 participants. Upon trying both forms of THC, participants referred to Delta 8 as Delta 9’s ‘younger sibling’ and reported experiencing slightly milder effects when taking Delta-8 THC.

The Differences Between Delta 9 and Delta 8 Effects

Delta 9 and Delta 8 cause different cognitive changes and physical effects. While the effects of Delta 9 are closer to what people expect the effects of cannabis to be, Delta 8 has much milder psychoactive effects.

Effects You Can Expect When Taking Delta 9*:

• euphoric high at higher doses
• relaxation
• pain relief
• talkativeness 
• changes in perception
• appetite increase

Effects You Can Expect When Taking Delta 8*:

• relaxation 
• mild euphoria
• mild pain relief
• reduced inflammation
• insomnia relief

*as suggested by customer reports and scientific studies.

Are You Looking for Delta 9 Gummies for Sale Online?

If you’re looking for quality Delta-9 THC edibles to buy, look no further than nama CBD. Choose from various flavors, including delicious sour berry and yummy melon, all vegan and made with real fruit.

All our products, including our fresh Delta-9 THC gummies, go through rigorous third-party lab testing, are non-GMO, are Farm Bill compliant, and are made from organic ingredients and 100% American industrial hemp (none of that questionable imported hemp stuff).

The Endocannabinoid System

The endocannabinoid system (ECS) is a complex cell-signaling system in the human body that plays a role in regulating various physiological processes. It consists of three main components: endocannabinoids, receptors, and enzymes. Endocannabinoids are naturally produced lipid-based neurotransmitters that bind to cannabinoid receptors, primarily CB1 and CB2. Enzymes then break down endocannabinoids once they've fulfilled their function. The ECS helps maintain homeostasis, influencing functions such as mood, sleep, appetite, pain perception, immune response, and memory.

Cannabis and the ECS

Cannabis contains over 100 active compounds called cannabinoids, with the most well-known being delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD). These cannabinoids interact with the endocannabinoid system (ECS) by binding to or influencing CB1 and CB2 in the same way that the body’s own endocannabinoids do.

THC and the ECS

THC, the psychoactive compound in cannabis, binds primarily to CB1 receptors, which are mainly found in the brain. This binding leads to the typical "high" associated with cannabis use, along with other effects on mood, memory, appetite, and perception of pain.

CBD and the ECS

CBD, on the other hand, does not bind directly to CB1 or CB2 receptors. Instead, it is believed to interact with the ECS indirectly by influencing the action of endocannabinoids and other receptors as well as inhibiting the enzymes that break down endocannabinoids.

The interaction of cannabis-derived cannabinoids with the ECS can lead to various physiological and psychological effects, some of which may have potential medical applications. However, more research is needed to fully understand these complex interactions and their implications.

What is the Entourage Effect?

The entourage effect is a theory that suggests the synergistic interaction between various compounds in cannabis, such as cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids, leads to enhanced therapeutic effects compared to isolated compounds. This concept implies that the whole cannabis plant or full-spectrum extracts may provide superior benefits compared to individual cannabinoids like THC or CBD.

One example of this effect is how CBD can modulate the psychoactive effects of THC, potentially reducing anxiety and other negative side effects associated with THC. Moreover, terpenes like myrcene, limonene, and pinene are believed to contribute to the entourage effect by influencing the absorption, distribution, and activity of cannabinoids in the body.

Although preclinical studies and anecdotal evidence both support the entourage effect, there isn't much clinical research available to confirm its full scope and implications. More controlled clinical trials are needed to prove conclusively whether the entourage effect is real. Still, there’s enough beginning evidence to lead us to believe that there’s something to the entourage effect theory.

You can get the entourage effect when you try our full-spectrum gummies, which contain CBD, THC, and many other cannabis compounds.

What is THC Microdosing?

THC microdosing is the practice of consuming small amounts of delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the primary psychoactive compound in cannabis, to achieve subtle therapeutic or cognitive benefits without inducing a strong psychoactive "high." Microdoses typically range from 1-5 mg of THC, depending on the individual's tolerance and sensitivity. 

Microdosing aims to balance the positive effects of THC, such as enhanced creativity, relaxation, or pain relief, with minimal side effects, making it an appealing option for those who want to experience cannabis benefits without significant impairment.

Benefits of Delta 9 Microdosing

While there is growing interest in microdosing THC for various therapeutic purposes, clinical research on this practice is limited. Most available evidence comes from anecdotal reports and preclinical studies. However, some potential benefits of microdosing THC can be inferred based on the known effects of hemp-derived cannabinoids.

Pain Relief 

Delta 9 THC exhibits analgesic properties, and microdosing might offer a way to manage chronic pain without the psychoactive side effects. A study in the Journal of Pain found that low doses of THC in a cannabis-infused oral spray reduced pain intensity in patients with chronic neuropathic pain.

A 2021 study examined the benefits of using medical cannabis to treat chronic pain instead of highly-addictive opioids. Researchers concluded that “when low dose THC is introduced as an adjunctive therapy, we observe better pain control clinically with lower doses of opioids, improved pain related outcomes and reduced opioid related harm.”

Learn more about the benefits of Delta 9 for pain in our article on the benefits of Delta 9 gummies for pain relief.

Stress and Anxiety Reduction

When consumed in moderation, Delta 9 THC has the potential to induce a sense of relaxation and calm, which can be beneficial for people dealing with stress and anxiety. This compound may also alleviate anxiety-related sleep issues. For example, some users report better sleep quality and reduced insomnia with microdosing THC. 

Current evidence from healthy humans and PTSD patients supports the THC value to suppress anxiety and aversive memory expression without producing significant adverse effects if used in low doses or when associated with CBD. (Raymundi, et al.)

We go more in depth on the benefits of Delta 9 THC for stress and anxiety in our article on the benefits of microdosing edibles for anxiety. Check it out.

Increased Appetite

Delta 9 THC is renowned for its ability to stimulate the appetite, making it a potential aid for people experiencing a loss of appetite due to medical conditions or treatments. A study published by the Journal of Palliative Care found that “THC is an effective appetite stimulant in patients with advanced cancer.”

Another study, published in 2016, came to the same conclusion. This study found that “oral administration of subthreshold doses of THC and CBD may be an effective new treatment for…appetite enhancement in chemotherapy patients.”

Nausea Relief

According to research, this amazing compound may offer relief from nausea and vomiting, particularly for those undergoing chemotherapy or dealing with other medical conditions that induce nausea. For example, a study found that “THC appears to offer significant control of nausea in most patients and exceeds by far that provided by prochlorperazine.”

Enhanced Creativity and Mood Elevation

Delta 9 THC has been reported to enhance creativity and uplift mood, making it a potential tool for artists, musicians, and individuals seeking a little boost in their imaginative endeavors.

But, did you know THC can help your brain perceive art better as well? A study found that “THC has a measurable influence on cerebral music processing and seems to enhance acoustic perception temporarily.”

Brain Health and Cognitive Function

Some research shows “evidence that cannabinoid microdosing could be effective as an Alzheimer’s disease treatment while preventing major side effects.”

THC microdosing shows promise at reversing brain aging, slowing dementia, and improving mood. Read our article on the effects of THC on brain aging to learn more.

Microdosing Delta 9 with CBD

Delta 9 microdosing appears to yield more benefit when combined with CBD—the entourage effect—than without. A 2016 article reports:

CBD is demonstrated to antagonise some undesirable effects of THC including intoxication, sedation and tachycardia, while contributing analgesic, anti-emetic, and anti-carcinogenic properties in its own right. In modern clinical trials, this has permitted the administration of higher doses of THC, providing evidence for clinical efficacy and safety for cannabis based extracts in treatment of spasticity, central pain and lower urinary tract symptoms in multiple sclerosis, as well as sleep disturbances, peripheral neuropathic pain, brachial plexus avulsion symptoms, rheumatoid arthritis and intractable cancer pain. Prospects for future application of whole cannabis extracts in neuroprotection, drug dependency, and neoplastic disorders are further examined. The hypothesis that the combination of THC and CBD increases clinical efficacy while reducing adverse events is supported.

Our Delta 9 gummies and edibles include CBD and other beneficial compounds so that you can get the maximum effect.

What is the Best Way to Microdose Delta 9 THC?

The best way to microdose Delta 9 THC depends on personal preference and desired results. Here are a few options to consider:

• sublingual tinctures
• THC drinks
• edibles
• vape pens
• pre-rolled joints
• THC capsules

Edibles are, by far, the most delicious and easiest to consume. Plus, if you opt for our edibles, you can rest assured that you’ll be getting premium ingredients and the highest-quality THC extract.

Is 300mg δ9 THC too much?

Yes, 300mg of D9 THC is too much for most people. The amount of THC that’s ideal for you depends on several factors, including your tolerance level and previous experience with δ9 gummies.

For beginners or individuals with low tolerance, this dosage can lead to intense effects. Start with lower doses and gradually increase as you become familiar with your own tolerance level to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

Does nama offer a 10mg CBD blend?

Yes, we offer CBD isolate, as well as CBD blend products. If you’re looking for 10mg CBD and THC blend gummies, buy our delicious Euphoria edibles. And, if you’re looking for CBD and CBN products, give our Sleep gummies a try.

Do you sell THC-V products?

No, we don’t sell THC-V gummies, nor products such as THC-A flowers, THC-O edibles, THC-P disposables, and THC-O cartridges. Instead, try our Bliss Delta 9 gummy cubes or our Relax plus gummies, which taste like delicious watermelon rings gummies.

Does nama CBD have a rewards program?

No, we don't have a rewards program, but we do have some exclusive discounts and specials you don’t want to miss, so get on our mailing list!

Can you explain the concept of Delta 6a10a THC?

Delta 6a10a THC, also known as delta-6a10a-tetrahydrocannabinol, is a variant of THC that exhibits unique properties and effects. While similar to Delta 9 THC, it has a distinct chemical structure, leading to potential variations in its physiological and psychological impact.