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Where to buy THCV? All our tips and useful information
With the ban on HHC, HHCP and HHCO, many of you are trying to find an alternative that will relax you just as much. Tetrahydrocannabivarin (THCV) is quietly establishing itself on the market as a replacement for hexahydrocannabinol thanks to its general relaxing effects. However, this still little-known phytocannabinoid is being overshadowed by the growing popularity of H4CBD. Although it is more potent than hydrogenated cannabidiol, tetrahydrocannabivarin is not yet widely utilised by hemp producers.
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In this article, we explain where to buy THCV and why it could be a viable alternative to HHC.
THCV vs HHC: why choose THCV?
The THCV molecule
Tetrahydrocannabivarin (THCV) is one of the ‘phytocannabinoids’, i.e. cannabinoids naturally produced by plants, in this case the hemp plant. It develops mainly during flowering, whilst THCVA acid and CBDV break down.
THCV (tetrahydrocannabivarin) should not be confused with THC (tetrahydrocannabinol). This promising molecule is thought to have the opposite effects, as it acts as an antagonist on our CB1 receptor. Today, the scientific community is beginning to focus its attention on THCV, which could be of interest in combating obesity and epilepsy.
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The effects of tetrahydrocannabivarin
The effects of THCV can be described as potent. However, as we mentioned, THCV does not have the same psychoactive effects as THC. It may even have some opposite effects! Generally speaking, the scientific community confirms that this cannabinoid shows promise. It is working hard to demonstrate the potential benefits of THCV.
- THCV against hunger. Unlike other cannabinoids, THCV appears to counteract the feeling of hunger. This is why the scientific community is investigating its properties, which could be beneficial in the fight against obesity.
- THCV seems to boost motivation! Whilst other cannabinoids tend to have a deeply calming effect on the body, THCV is more euphoric and stimulating. Motivation and joy characterise its effects.
- Like CBD, THCV appears to have anticonvulsant properties. It is currently being studied for its potential in treating epilepsy.
- Its action on CB1 and CB2 receptors makes THCV suitable for reducing pain, stimulating bone growth and acting as a neuroprotective agent.
THCV is not a medicine and there are still too few studies to definitively confirm its potential effects. You can, however, buy THCV for wellness purposes.
Buying THCV: is it worth it?
As we have seen, the media have heavily criticised HHC, especially since the ANSM enacted its ban. Yet, one need only ask consumers to realise that many used it to relieve anxiety, pain or even insomnia. Although by no means a medicine, HHC was mainly used to promote everyday wellbeing.
THCV can replace it, and in a healthier way. Taken in low doses, this molecule can:
- Promote a better state of mind.
- Reduce stress.
- Promote sleep.
- Relieve physical pain.
Where can you buy high-quality THCV?
The question remains as to where one can buy high-quality THCV. Indeed, this cannabinoid is not yet widely promoted on social media, in shops or on online sites. So, what can be done to replace HHC in a healthier way?
Buying THCV in France
In France, few shops allow the purchase of THCV. The reason is simple: cannabinoid retailers are not yet sufficiently aware of it. Some producers, however, are keen to explore the latest trending molecules in hemp.
Generally speaking, you are unlikely to find THCV in physical shops. Online, it’s already more feasible! To buy THCV, it is therefore best to turn to a reliable online shop!
Which online THCV shop?
It is best to choose the best possible THCV shop to avoid major disappointments! To be sure of your THCV purchases:
- Choose a French shop or one that states it complies with French law. It would be a shame to have your parcel seized at customs because it doesn’t comply with the country’s current legislation!
- Make sure the shop is transparent! If the online shop still sells HHC, for example, give it a miss: it isn’t complying with the law.
- Check the THC content of your products. THCV is legal, of course! But this isn’t the case for THC, which must not exceed a concentration of 0.3%.
In other words, don’t take any risks!
THCV: is it legal to buy?
THCV is not a cannabinoid classified as a narcotic. It is legal to both sell and buy. You can consume tetrahydrocannabivarin without fear of breaking the law.
Currently, the best-known illegal cannabinoids are HHC, HHCP, HHCO and THC (when it exceeds a concentration of 0.3%).
However, we recommend that you do not drive or carry out any tasks requiring concentration. On the one hand, THCV could be mistaken by law enforcement for THC (which would require you to expend energy to prove otherwise); on the other hand, THCV can have side effects such as nausea, impaired motor coordination or impaired concentration.
Your THCV purchases should be for your end-of-day well-being, once all your ‘active’ tasks have been completed.
Buy THCV on Sixty8
At Sixty8, we do everything we can to offer you the best THCV as quickly as possible. All our products contain less than 0.2% THC, in compliance with current legislation. You can already buy THCV flowers or vapes.
It looks like THCV is set to make a big splash!
