THCV Cannabinoid: Review and Information Guide

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#1: What is THCV?

THCV is short for tetrahydrocannabivarin. Discovered in the 1970s, it’s a minor cannabinoid that has similarities to delta 9 THC in terms of its chemical structure. But, it has its own very distinctive properties that many people seek out.

#2: Is THCV Natural and Hemp-Derived?

THCV is a naturally occurring cannabinoid that exists in small levels. It’s a hemp-derived cannabinoid, as are all of the cannabinoids sold at Binoid. Tetrahydrocannabivarin is not created synthetically.

#3: Is THCV Intoxicating?

THCV is a finicky cannabinoid when it comes to its ability to get users high. It only becomes psychoactive when taken in high doses, but the exact threshold dosage remains unknown, and likely varies between users. The high also lasts for about half as long as other psychoactive cannabinoids.

#4: Does THCV Have Any Benefits?

As a cannabinoid, THCV attaches itself to cannabinoid receptors belonging to the endocannabinoid system (ECS) to regulate different important functions of the body. The most extensive research has gone into analyzing tetrahydrocannabivarin’s effects on blood sugar, insulin, and obesity. Tetrahydrocannabivarin may even offer distinctive mood-lifting properties. Could also provide relief from physical discomfort, according to studies.

#5: Is THCV a Good Choice for Stress?

It seems like most cannabinoids can have a positive impact on stress. However, other cannabinoids are more known for having these effects, such as CBD and delta 8 THC. THCV is considered more of an uplifting cannabinoid, meaning that it may boost one’s mood.

#6: How is THCV Different from Delta 9 THC?

THCV is way less psychoactive than delta 9 THC. Besides that, its non-psychoactive properties are unique, including the fact that tetrahydrocannabivarin could lower appetite, while delta 9 seems to increase appetite in many of its users.

#7: Why Does Binoid Make THCV Products with Delta 8 THC?

The psychoactive properties of tetrahydrocannabivarin are not very stable, and this may frustrate people who want the properties of tetrahydrocannabivarin including a mild intoxicating effect. We put delta 8 THC in our THCV vaping products so that the users can experience mild intoxication from the delta 8 THC. Delta 8 may also increase the likelihood of experiencing a THCV high through the synergistic relationship between cannabinoids.

#8: How Much THCV Should I Take?

We recommend following the instructions on the label of a THCV product in order to decide how much to take. Tetrahydrocannabivarin is not a very powerful psychoactive, and higher doses are more likely to produce mild intoxicating effects. We recommend starting with the recommended dosage amount and increasing the amount as tolerated and desired.

#9: Will THCV Affect My Appetite?

Unlike most THC compounds, THCV seems to actually have appetite-suppressing effects. In other words, this cannabinoid is not associated with the munchies like delta 9 and delta 8. The appetite-suppressing effects seem to wear off after a few hours of taking the cannabinoid.

#10: Can THCV Make Me Feel Paranoid?

Some people who have a low tolerance to intoxicating cannabinoids experience paranoia when they first start using them. The risk of this effect with THCV is lower than it is with more powerful cannabinoids like delta 9 and THC-P. Essentially, if you want to steer clear of this effect, we recommend taking a low dose of tetrahydrocannabivarin.

#11: What Time of Day is Best to Take THCV?

THCV can be taken at any time of day. But, be aware that the strong effects can make it difficult to get certain tasks done. We do not recommend taking tetrahydrocannabiphorol during working hours. Set aside a few hours when you have nothing to do so that you can sit back and enjoy this cannabinoid’s effects.

#12: What is the Fastest-Acting Form of THCV?

If you want to feel the effects of THCV within minutes, try inhaling it with a vape. This is the fastest-acting delivery method, as well as the most potent.

#13: Which THCV Strain Should I Choose?

At Binoid, we offer a wide array of THCV vapes in a variety of strains. This is because they contain terpene profiles borrowed from breeds of the hemp plant. There are three main types of strains to choose from: 

• Indica strains are more soothing and are great for evening time. 

• Sativa strains are more uplifting, making them a good daytime choice. 

Hybrid strains offer a balance between the two, making them more versatile.

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