Here Are The 5 Most Popular THCP Gummies To Try This Year

New cannabinoids pop up on the canna scene all the time. But many of these aren’t exactly “new”—some have always existed in the cannabis plant, just in such tiny amounts that they’re practically invisible.

Take THCP, for example. This cannabinoid is incredibly powerful but naturally occurs in very low concentrations.

That hasn’t stopped companies from extracting or even synthesizing it in labs.

THCP edibles are a hot topic right now, and we’ve put together a list of Herb’s top five picks for anyone curious about trying a cannabinoid that’s a little different from your regular ol’ THC.

THCP (tetrahydrocannabiphorol) is a naturally occurring cannabinoid found in the cannabis plant. It’s still fairly new to the scene, having been discovered in 2019 by two Italian scientists studying cannabis at the University of Modena.

While THCP does exist naturally, it’s not very abundant, typically making up less than 0.02% by weight in the plant. This compares to THC, making up between 15% and 25% of dry weight in stronger cannabis strains.

Because of its low natural concentration, most of the THCP in products today is synthesized in a lab.

The synthesis process involves converting a cannabinoid like CBGA into THCP through several chemical reactions.

Yes, THCP will get you high if consumed. It’s a psychoactive cannabinoid that produces effects similar to Delta-9 THC—the one you’re probably most familiar with.

Some of the common effects associated with THCP include:

• • Increased feelings of euphoria and bliss

  • Appetite stimulation

  • A mellow, relaxed sensation

  • Enhanced creativity and focus for some users

  • Sedation

THCP is known for its intense psychoactive effects, potentially being 5-30 times stronger than traditional THC.

This is because THCP binds to cannabinoid receptors in the brain about 33 times more strongly than THC. These receptors are what allow compounds like THC to bind and produce their effects, making THCP significantly more potent.

Other than its strength, the major difference between THCP and THC include:

1. Chemical Structure – THCP has an extended alkyl tail with seven carbon atoms, compared to THC’s five. This contributes to its increased potency.

2. Effects Timeline – Many users report that THCP effects last for 12-24 hours, compared to THC, lasting around 2-4 hours.

3. Dosage – THCP requires much smaller doses compared to THC because of its strength. It’s best to start low, at around 0.5mg to 1mg of THCP, for your first time using the cannabinoid.

How do you get THCP? It’s just as simple as typing “THCP near me” or “THCP for sale,” and you’ll have a list of suppliers pop up.

We enjoy treasure hunts here and there, but sometimes, we just want a list of stellar edibles that are tried and true.

We’ve encountered several THCP edible options that really hit the mark. If we want an extra-snazzy session, we’ll pop a few of these THCP gummies.

These are our go-to gummies for a bedtime snack. Sometimes, melatonin simply doesn’t cut it. Some of us need a stronger punch to get that much-needed beauty sleep.

The Lucid Dreams Gummies are more than a punch—they’re a sweet kick to the head. With our sky-high tolerance (we’re lovers of the herb, what can ya do), we were a bit skeptical about using these as a sleep aid. Usually, it takes a hefty dab bowl of concentrate (or two) to send us to dreamland.

But let’s just say we were humbled—and knocked out. About 45 minutes in, and sleep was serenading us.

Each gummy contains:

• 2mg THCP

• 15mg CBD (full-spectrum)

• 10mg CBN

• 2mg melatonin

We got our 30-pack for $69.99, and they had a buy one get one (BOGO) deal going on that made the purchase even sweeter.

There’s a ton of hype around the Exhale THCP gummies right now.

With 15mg of Delta 9 THC, 25mg of HHC, and 1mg of THCP, we were expecting a phenomenal, layered high. And while the gummies did the job—we felt pretty stoned—it wasn’t anything out of the ordinary.

Plus, the price tag is a bit heftier than other THCP edibles on the market. A 30-pack goes for $99.95, which doesn’t do any favors for the wallet.

It can be fun to shake up the regular session with a bit of fungi.

Tons of edibles are finding mushrooms infused into them, which can help elevate the high and provide other potentially beneficial effects.

Canna Health Amsterdam sells their vegan THCP Mushroom Gummies that are infused with:

• 2.5mg THCP

• 125mg Reishi

• 25mg Turkey tail

• 50mg Holy Basil

• 100mg Sleep blend

They don’t contain psilocybin–so, no trippy adventures here. They do host a ton of wellness-boosting mushroom species that are known for immune-boosting and stress-reducing properties.

Sometimes, there’s nothing better than sinking into your favorite spot, binge-watching your go-to show, and letting the world melt away.

The Couch Locked Gummies delivered a perfect mix of head and body high, giving us that true glued-to-the-couch feeling.

Each gummy is infused with:

• 20mg Delta 8

• 20mg Delta 9

• 1mg THCP

This is easily one of the strongest THCP edibles sold by Edobles, a trusted online weed dispensary. The Delta 8 and Delta 9 combo already packs a punch, but the added THCP turns it into a true heavyweight.

If you’re craving a pure THCP experience, these gummies are just the ticket—no other cannabinoids, just THCP doing its thing.

But fair warning, 50mg of THCP is no joke. Remember, THCP can be up to 33 times stronger than regular THC. For a reason, most brands stick to around 1-3mg THCP dosage per gummy.

These chews are definitely for those with an iron-clad tolerance. Each one packs 50mg of THCP, available in Blue Raspberry or Strawberry flavors, for when you want to go big or go home (preferably to the couch).

The 2018 Farm Bill classifies THCP as federally legal as long as it contains less than 0.3% Delta 9 THC by dry weight.

But, as we know, individual states almost act like their own countries, and some have actually banned the use of THCP.

Several states have restricted the sale, distribution, purchase, and consumption of THCP.

This is largely because many THCP products use a synthetic version of the cannabinoid rather than the natural one since THCP occurs in only trace amounts in the cannabis plant.

States where THCP is not legal include:

• Iowa

• Utah

• Idaho

• Alaska

• Arizona

• Vermont

• Montana

• New York

• Arkansas

• Virginia

• Colorado

• Delaware

• Mississippi

• Rhode Island

If you’re thinking about trying THCP edibles, make sure to buy from a trusted brand with third-party testing to guarantee purity and potency—you want the good stuff without any sketchy additives.

Also, check if it’s legal in your state to avoid any issues.

Keep in mind that THCP is much stronger than regular THC, so start with a low dose. Stick with legit brands, stay safe, and enjoy the ride.