THC-A, or tetrahydrocannabinolic acid, is essentially the precursor to THC found in cannabis and hemp. It's simular to how hops are used in beer; once fermented, they create intoxicating properties. Simularly, THCA is non-psychoactive in is raw form but tranforms into Delta-9 THC when heated, leading to psychoactive effects.

THC-A Diamond Prerolls are made using fresh flower infused with THC-A diamonds, a special type of concentrate known for their crystal-like appearance. These diamonds are a pure and potent form of cannabis and hemp, created through a process called chromatography, which uses pressure and cold extraction. This process results in a high-quality preroll that's both powerful and visually striking.

Yes, THC-A Prerolls will definitely get you high once they're lit! When heated, THC-A converts into Delta 9 THC, delivering the same effects you would expect from smoking Delta 9 THC.

The difference in these cannabinoids all about the effects:

Delta 9 THC is your go-to for that classic high, whether your sparking up or munching on edibles

THC-A is like a secret agent waiting to be activated - it'll only get you high after it's been heated and transformed to Delta 9 THC. THC-A is a more accessible alternative to Delta 9 THC, as it is more widely legal.

CBD is the chill pal of the bunch. It's known to cause very mellow, calming effects.

Under the 2018 Farm Bill, THC-A is federally legal as long as products contain no more than 0.3% Delta-9 THC and originate from hemp. However, it's important to note that states have varying restrictions on THC and related cannabinoids, affecting THC-A availability.

Before purchasing cannabis products, check your state's laws on hemp-derived cannabinoids and THC. For compliance lab results of our THC-A products, click here.

Yes. Modern drug tests screen for all cannabinoids, not just THC, so products containing THC-A are likely to be detected. It's best to avoid using Hi on Nature products until after any upcoming drug tests are completed.

Products containing cannabinoids can linger in your system for several weeks or sometimes even longer. The duration depends on factors like weight, age, frequency of cannabinoids use, and the types of products consumed.