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This lasted me like 1.5 months, not bad.
It took about ten days to ship and arrive, came charged just click like five times to turn on and hit pretty good.
Shi was gas ngl also bros legit and knows what he doin 10/10 would buy again
dont really smell lit up 2 of em on someone porch and it left no smell at all but shit it was aight i ended up greenin out n throwing up 27 times on this niggas porch tho
Ngl I was expecting these to be pretty mid but when they arrived and i smoked them they were actually really good will def buy again
Came super fast( like within 4 days). They were good quality and got me really high.
I was kinda disapointed on the size I didn’t think it would do much but they were pretty strong and especially bc of the buy one get one free deal it was even better
The delivery was great, slight changes could be made with tracking the package, but everything was great, the Urb on the website shows only one flavor, I expected to get only that one but instead I got a whole different flavor than what was listed.
When its a little bit less than half way left, start to preheat or you will only get dry hits otherwise its pretty good
Amazing Flavor, nice affects, will buy again 😍
Is delta 8 legal and does it ship to my state?
The legal status of Delta-8 products can be somewhat hazy, depending on where you’re located and the cannabinoid extraction method.
However, before we go into the extraction processes that could be relevant for the legal status of Delta-8, it’s essential to get into the “legal jargon” of cannabis. In the eyes of the law, there is a specific distinction between marijuana and hemp. Scientifically speaking, they’re pretty much the same plant, but legally speaking, they’re entirely different.
The law defines marijuana as any plant that contains more than 0.3% of THC, and any such plant is illegal on a federal level. On the other hand, hemp is any plant in the cannabis family that contains less than 0.3% THC.
According to the 2018 Farm bill, all plants that contain less than 0.3% THC are legal on a federal level – that is, all plants that have less than 0.3% Delta-9-THC. Delta-8-THC isn’t relevant for determining the classification or legality of cannabis plants.
So, in essence, Delta-9-THC is illegal in all shapes and forms, but Delta-8 THCis not, at least not on a federal level when it’s properly extracted.
Delta-8 weed exists in both marijuana and hemp. When it’s extracted from the marijuana plant containing larger quantities of Delta-9-THC, Delta-8 is illegal. However, when extracted directly from the hemp plant with smaller amounts of Delta-9, Delta-8 is federally legal.
Still, “legal on a federal level” doesn’t necessarily mean “legal in your state.” Individual states still have a right to determine which cannabis products are and aren’t legal, and currently, 14 states consider Delta-8-THC illegal/restricted:
- Alaska;
- Arizona;
- Arkansas;
- Colorado;
- Delaware;
- Kentucky;
- Idaho;
- Iowa;
- Mississippi;
- Montana;
- Oregon
- Rhode Island;
- Utah;
- Vermont;
- Washington.