HHC Vape 2ml - Northern Lights

About ‘Northern Lights’

Northern Lights is a famous indica strain that provides a calming and euphoric high. It has a sweet and spicy taste profile and is a hybrid between Afghani and Thai strains. Northern Lights is often used to treat symptoms of sadness, stress, pain, and sleeplessness.

It has purple buds that are coated in crystals, giving it an aesthetically beautiful variety. Northern Lights is particularly recognised for its quick blooming period and tenacity throughout growth, which has led to it being used as a parent strain for other well-known hybrids like as Shiva Skunk and Super Silver Haze.

Northern Lights hemp contains Myrcene as its most abundant terpene, with Caryophyllene and Limonene following in prevalence.

What is HHC?

HHC stands for hexahydro cannabinol, and the substance is a cannabinoid. HHC is a substance that occurs naturally in small concentrations in the hemp seeds and pollen of the hemp plant. These concentrations are so small that it can hardly be traced. The origin of HHC is natural and comes from CBD crops, but it is processed synthetically in the lab. This is also the reason it is called a semi-synthetic cannabinoid. HHC products are almost always sold in the artificial form. HHC was first discovered by Robert Adams in 1947. The product is a half derivative of CBD products.

How is it made?
In the process, called hydrogenation, a hydrogen molecule is added to CBD which converts it into HHC. The vapes are filled with a distillate of HHC and terpenes. The vapes are available in different flavours.

How do you store HHC vapes?

A vape lasts a long time, it contains between 600 and 700 puffs. The vapes are best stored at room temperature and away from sunlight. It is also wise to store it upright to prevent possible leaks.

Warning

Please keep in mind that HHC has only been available for a short time. No studies have been done on the effects of HHC. All information about its use is based on user reports. This product is decided to be unfit for consumption by the NVWA (Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority).