Description
Potent and fast-acting! For those who love concentrates, check out our Delta 8 THC VAPE (Hemp Derived) Cartridge with 95%+ D8. This full-spectrum formulation features small amounts of CBG, CBD, and CBN. Each vape cartridge packs 1 milliliter of our premium distillate from US-grown hemp.
Delta 8 THC Vape
The Hemp Doctor’s current selection of D8 vapes combines Indica, Sativa, and Hybrid varieties. Each formulation is third-party lab tested for the safety and satisfaction of our customers. Ditch the lighters, papers, or grinders and enjoy the convenience and ease of vaping. Shop our high-quality D8 vapes today.
These vapes are ready to use straight out of the box. Start by screwing the cartridge into a compatible battery, put the cart up to your mouth, and inhale for a few seconds. These hemp-derived D8 vapes can produce mild intoxication; use this product in moderation. Our products are Farm Bill compliant and do contain a maximum of 0.3% Delta 9 THC.
What Does Vaping THC Oil Do?
THC is the main psychoactive compound found in marijuana and the substance that makes you feel “high.” In addition to giving a euphoric feeling, THC is also believed to impact pain, mood, and other feelings.4 It provides these effects through the way it impacts cannabinoid receptors in the brain.
While people can react to THC differently, some of the most common reasons people use marijuana include helping with anxiety, insomnia, chronic pain, and depression.5 Additionally, vaping is the third most common marijuana consumption method, followed by smoking and edibles.
What the Experts Say
Research suggests that vaping THC oil, especially oil that contains vitamin E acetate, can be particularly harmful to the lungs.6 Vitamin E acetate, which is regularly added to THC when preparing it for use in e-cigarettes and vaping devices, is particularly harmful when it’s inhaled.
In 2019, the dangers of vaping came to light. In September of that year, health officials began investigating an outbreak of a severe lung disease associated with vaping and e-cigarettes. By December, 2,561 cases of lung disease often referred to as e-cigarette or vaping use-associated lung injury (VALI) had resulted in hospitalization or death.7
Nearly 70 deaths have been confirmed from EVALI, spanning 29 states and the District of Columbia.8 Additionally, 82% of people hospitalized reported using THC-containing products, with 33% reporting the use of these products exclusively.9
Currently, the CDC recommends that people avoid using e-cigarettes and vaping products—particularly those that contain THC oil.8 The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has joined the CDC in this recommendation.10
Vaping THC oil
just once can significantly impact your lungs. A study in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that first-time and infrequent users of marijuana were more likely to experience adverse reactions from thc o vape.11
This study’s authors suggest that the negative impacts of this THC ingestion method are largely due to the enhanced delivery of the oil. This was evidenced by participants having more pronounced effects and experiencing significant impacts on their motor skills and cognitive abilities.
Marijuana concentrates, such as those used in vaping, also have incredibly high THC levels—up to four times as high as those found in top-shelf marijuana.12 This may also explain why their effects are more enhanced.
Off-Label or Recently Approved Uses
The FDA has approved a few THC-containing medications for use with certain medical conditions, such as those related to cancer, AIDS, and epilepsy.13 However, these medications use purified chemicals that are either derived from or based on those contained within the marijuana plant.
Because the long-term impact of marijuana use in less-purified forms is unknown, the FDA does not approve of THC use in any form beyond these medications. This would include vaping THC oil.
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