HHC + HHCP Distillate Glass Syringe (1ml)

HC+HHCP Distillate that you can use for various purposes. you can take it orally, spread it on your rolling papers, dab it or use it with your own consentrate/extract attachment of your choice. You read it already!! Applicable from A to Z.

Our 92% 920mg. HHC+5% HHCP syringes are definitely the best products in the HHC market. in various flavors of natural plant terpenes.

HHCP distillate is 33 times more potent than HHC Although the potency of HHCP distillate is similar to that of HHC, the effects are different. Consumers report that the high of this compound is delayed compared to that of HHC. They report feelings of relaxation, increased appetite and euphoria. They also experience increased thirst. The effects are generally temporary and last one to four hours. The main difference between HHC and HHCP distillate is their molecular  structure. HHCP is made from hydrogenated delta-8 oil, which has a molecular chain of 7 carbon atoms, while HHC has a chain of 5 carbon atoms. Unlike HHC, HHCP has a longer half-life in the body, which means it remains active for two or three months. This makes HHCP distillate a popular ingredient for both medical and recreational products. However, if you're worried about the side effects, you might want to look for another cannabis product. It is a rare cannabinoid that has a higher psychoactive effect than any other cannabinoid so far known.
It is more effective at treating pain than THC. A chemical compound in cannabis called HHCP is more psychoactive than THC, and certainly just as effective. They claim that it kills cancer cells more effectively than other cannabinoids and it is legal in many countries. It is also used to treat various conditions and is a popular choice for alternative medicines. The process of hydrogenating makes HHCP distillate more stable. The process replaces double bonds that are vulnerable to oxidation and increases molecular weight.  It also makes HHC less susceptible to damage. The result is a drug that is more effective at treating pain than THC. Although there are currently no clinical trials comparing the two substances, the findings of these studies are promising.