Yes! All of our products are Farm Bill compliant. As we get more strains available we will update the website.

For the latest strain information give us a visit at our storefront in Clearwater, Florida.

No, you generally do not need a medical card to purchase THCa in most states where it is legal. Here's the current situation:

Federal Status
THCa is federally legal when derived from hemp and contains less than 0.3% delta-9 THC by dry weight.

‍States Requiring Medical Card for THCa:‍

• Louisiana (medical card holders only).
• Utah (only registered medical patients).
• Oklahoma (medical card required).
  
  ‍States Where THCa is Prohibited:‍
• Arkansas
• Idaho
• Minnesota
• Oregon
• Rhode Island
• New Hampshire
• South Dakota
  

‍Purchase Options
In states where THCa is legal, you can purchase it:

• Through retail smoke shops.
• Online vendors.
• Hemp specialty stores.
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However, while a medical card isn't required in most states, having one can provide additional benefits such as:

• Priority service at dispensaries.
• Lower taxes.
• Workplace protections.
• Access to a wider variety of products.

Pain Management

• Anti-inflammatory properties for chronic pain and arthritis.
• Analgesic effects as an alternative to opioids.

Neurological Benefits‍

• Neuroprotective properties for conditions like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and traumatic brain injury.
• Treatment potential for seizures and epilepsy.
• Multiple sclerosis management.

Digestive & Appetite‍

• Anti-nausea and antiemetic effects.
• Appetite stimulation for eating disorders and chemotherapy patients.
• Treatment for colitis and IBS.
  

Cancer-Related Benefits‍

• Potential to slow cancer cell proliferation.
• Management of chemotherapy side effects.
  

Mental Health & Sleep‍

• Treatment for insomnia.
• Stress relief.
  

Additional Therapeutic Effects

• Treatment of metabolic syndrome.
• Weight management support.
• Reduction of inflammation-related conditions.
• Protection against neurodegenerative diseases.
  

THCa offers these benefits without the psychoactive effects associated with THC, making it a promising therapeutic compound for various medical conditions.

Inhalation Methods‍

• Vaporizing is considered one of the safest methods, using controlled temperatures to release compounds without combustion.
• Traditional smoking through joints, pipes, or bongs converts THCa to THC through heat.
• Low-temperature vaping (315°F-430°F) is recommended for optimal vaporization.

Raw Consumption‍

• Adding raw flower to smoothies, juices, or salads preserves non-psychoactive properties.
• Juicing fresh cannabis leaves and flowers maximizes THCa intake.
• Raw consumption maintains therapeutic benefits without psychoactive effects.
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Topical Applications‍

• THCa-infused creams, balms, or lotions for localized relief.
• Effective for targeting specific areas of discomfort.
  

Tinctures‍

• Sublingual tinctures offer quick absorption.
• Can be alcohol-based or oil-based for different applications.
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Safety Guidelines‍

• Start with small amounts and gradually increase as needed.‍
• Stay hydrated during consumptio
• Store in airtight containers in cool, dark places to maintain potency
• Never directly apply flame to THCa crystals.
• The most suitable method depends on your desired effects: raw consumption for non-psychoactive benefits, vaporizing for controlled effects, or topicals for localized relief.

There are only a few states with restrictions on THCa. If you live in any states that are not the following, you can have THCa delivered to you.

‍States Where THCa Cannot Be Shipped

• Arkansas
• Hawaii
• Minnesota
• Nevada
• Rhode Island
  

‍Special Conditions‍

• Wisconsin (restricted to medical marijuana patients only)
• Louisiana (medical card required)
  

Note: All THCa products must be hemp-derived and contain less than 0.3% delta-9 THC by dry weight to comply with federal regulations.

Federal Framework

THCa is legal under the 2018 Farm Bill as long as products contain less than 0.3% delta-9 THC by dry weight. The bill specifically distinguishes between legal hemp and marijuana based on delta-9 THC levels, not THCa content.

Legal Classification

THCa meets the DEA's definition of lawful hemp, as it falls under "material derived or extracted from the cannabis plant" that maintains the federal THC threshold. The federal Controlled Substances Act explicitly removes hemp from the definition of marijuana.

Interstate Commerce Protection

Federal law (7 USC § 1621 subsection 10114(b)) protects the interstate transfer of hemp products, including THCa flower. States cannot prohibit the transportation of compliant hemp products through their borders.

Shipping Requirements

Two key conditions must be met for legal shipping:

• Products must undergo third-party testing by state-licensed laboratories.
• Shippers must provide proof of licensing to produce/distribute hemp products.

‍State Variations

While federally legal, some states restrict or prohibit THCa products. Arkansas, Hawaii, Minnesota, Nevada, and Oregon have banned THCa product sales and shipments. Shippers must verify destination state regulations before sending products if they reside in these states.

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You can view our return policy here.

General Terms‍
All THCa flower sales are final once the package has been opened. Due to the nature of cannabis products and health regulations, we cannot accept returns of opened flower products.

‍Eligible Returns‍
Unopened products may be returned within 30 days of delivery.
Product must be in original packaging with seals intact.
Original receipt or order confirmation required.
Batch numbers and labels must be fully legible.

‍Return Process
1.Contact customer service within 30 days of delivery.
2.Provide order number and reason for return.
3.Await return authorization and shipping instructions.
4.Return product in original sealed packaging.
5.Include original receipt with return package.

‍Refund Terms‍
Refunds will be issued to original payment method.
Processing time is 5-7 business days.
5% restocking fee applies to all returns.
‍Shipping costs are non-refundable.

‍Exceptions‍
Defective products must be reported within 72 hours of delivery.
‍Products damaged during shipping must be documented with photos.
Orders cancelled before shipping receive full refund minus processing fees.
No returns accepted on orders of 1 oz or greater.

‍Shipping Returns‍
Customer is responsible for return shipping costs.
We recommend using tracked shipping methods.
We are not responsible for lost or damaged return packages.
Returns must be shipped to our authorized return facility only.

This policy complies with federal and state regulations regarding hemp-derived products containing less than 0.3% delta-9 THC by dry weight.