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The Rise of Hemp Products


Hemp products have been on the rise since 2018, particularly in areas that are not traditionally canna-friendly. Hemp derived products offer a legal alternative to illegal cannabis substances, eliminating the need for less desirable interactions with underground suppliers. Among these products, hemp-infused edibles, especially gummies, have become the market leaders in federally accepted hemp-derived cannabis products.


Why have hemp-infused gummies taken the lead? Beyond their enjoyable, treat-like experience, gummies are incredibly convenient and easy to consume. It’s no wonder they are top sellers in retailers offering hemp-derived products.


In this article, we will guide you through Sherpa's best practices for taking the Sherpa’s Gummy line, and provide everything you need to know about handling potent edibles.

1. Understanding THC and Hemp Gummies


First, let's start with a basic understanding of THC. THC, or Tetrahydrocannabinol, is the psychoactive compound found in cannabis responsible for the traditional "high" sensation. THC is present in both Cannabis Hemp and Cannabis Marijuana, though the overall cannabinoid profile and plant biology are more complex.

For our basic understanding, it's important to note that the THC found in hemp is significantly less potent than that found in marijuana, but ultimately the exact same compound. By legal definition, hemp contains 0.3% THC or less, whereas marijuana can have THC levels of up to 30%, making it much more potent.


Now that you have a better grasp on what THC is, where it comes from and the difference between Hemp derived versus THC from Marijuana, we can go over infused products. Infused products are generally an edible, usually seen as a gummy, hard candy, chocolate or baked good, even drinks and drink packets are starting to hit the market. Made using extractions sourced from the cannabis plant, either hemp or marijuana. These products will contain cannabinoids, usually seen as THC, CBD, CBN, CBG, and a combination of cannabinoids, labeled as broad or full spectrum. Products like this are popular for their ease of use, discretion, and precise dosing.

 

2.Why Choose Sherpa’s Gummies?

 Sherpa offers an array of gummies in differing flavors and potency; 

12mg, 25mg, and a high potency 100mg

 

Sherpa 12mg Gummies

 

 

12mg gummies are perfect for newcomers who are curious to see what all the buzz is about. They're also ideal for experienced hemp users managing chronic pain and anxiety. The lower dose can provide relief without overwhelming your system, allowing you to function smoothly throughout the day.

Sherpa 25mg Gummies

25mg gummies are great choices for vetted hemp product users with a growing tolerance, or for more of a recreational use than pain and anxiety relief. The 25mg gummies are slightly larger in size compared to the 12 mg gummies. Additionally Sherpa gummies shapes differ to help identify between different Sherpa infused products.

 

Sherpa 100mg Singles

 

 

100mg single gummies are highly experienced users, with the THC tolerance to match. Sherpa’s 100mg gummy single line is considered a high-dose product, and are typically used by individuals with a high tolerance or those seeking intense effects. Scored to take a perfectly portioned 25mg per squares for easy dosing, or consume the entire scored gummy for a high potency product.  

 

Why choose a gummy at all?

 

Gummies are incredibly popular for several reasons, with a few standing out as primary factors for why canna-consumers are choosing them as preferred hemp products. Gummies unlike baked goods can typically be consumed much quicker with out being overwhelmed with the taste like a rich decedent brownie can occasionally bring. Additiaonlly gummies dont tend to leave a resinating taste like baked goods sometimes can

 

 

Stipulated in the 2018 Farm Bill  that THC content in products is measured based on dry weight. Inhalables often do not provide enough THC for seasoned users, and sometimes even novices, to experience the full benefits of cannabinoids like THC. In contrast, edibles such as baked goods, candies, and chocolates have a much greater weight compared to flower or concentrates. According to the law, products with higher weight can contain more THC. This explains the noticeable size variation in the Sherpa Gummy line: as potency increases, so does the size of the gummy.

Other reasons why consumers are opting for gummies over other hemp-infused products include:

  • Convenience: gummies are easy to transport, and consume
  • Discreetness: Unlike other products, gummies do not have a noticeable smell and resemble regular candies or supplements when consumed.
  • Consistent dosing: Sherpa employs proprietary manufacturing practices that include a meticulous operational system. We conduct in-house lab testing to ensure each product consistently contains a precise amount of cannabinoids before sending them for third-party COA testing.

3.Preparation and Precautions

 

Just a couple things to consider when your planning your next Sherpa trek, veteran and novice users alike.

  • Know Your Tolerance: If you are new to THC or edibles, starting with 100mg is not recommended. Instead, begin with a lower dose and gradually increase. Sherpa’s 12 mg gummies are a great fit as a starting point. Though if you're quite sensitive to substances in general, you might want to check out the Sherpa Pills, these ultra low dose pills are great for anyone trying to pinpoint their tolerance dosage, as well as those more sensitive first-timers.
  • Consult a Healthcare Provider: Sherpa always recommends checking in with a licensed health care provider. This is especially true for those with underlying health conditions, and people who take medications. Its imperative you ensure there's no drug interactions between cannabinoids and the OTC and prescribed medications you're on. 
  • Read the Label:Always read the label thoroughly, even if you've purchased that brand and product before. Ingredients and manufacturing practices can occasionally change, to ensure no food allergens or adjustments in cannabinoid levels affect you adversely.

5.Consumption Steps

 

  • Step 1: Plan Your journey: Choose a time where you can unplug for the day, when you don't have to be active or responsible for a few hours.  Some consumers utilize Sherpa micro or nano dosed products for pain and anxiety relief during the day and at work, though this is not recommended to new users.
  • Step 2: Set the Environment:Ensure you're comfortable in your clothing, surroundings, and activity. It's important to avoid distractions like an itchy sweater, tight trousers, or a strap that won't sit right. Be in a familiar place. In case you don't have the best reaction and need comfort, being in a location you know well can be very reassuring.Keep plenty of fluids on hand, with water being highly recommended. Feel free to get creative—perhaps a refreshing slushy with pop rocks to take your taste buds on an elevated adventure. Expect to get the munchies, so have some fun snacks nearby. If you need something that's not readily available, use delivery services. Never drive while feeling the effects of THC
  • Step 3: Start Small:If you're a first-time user, it's highly recommended to start with a small dose and gradually increase it over multiple experiences. A common mistake among beginners is not waiting long enough for the edible to take effect, leading them to consume more and often resulting in an overwhelming experience once the effects kick in. Even experienced canna-consumers should take it slower than usual when trying a new edible. Different brands have different processes, and even different infusion processes can affect the onset time as well as the duration of your edible. To understand how a specific product will affect you, take it slow and gradually increase the dosage each time you indulge.
  • Step 4: Be Patient: Edibles are unique in the bitter sweet way, they take a bit longer to kick in, ranging anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours for full effects to hit you. On the other end of this is the notable length in duration, especially compared to smokeables. 

 

 Edibles take longer to kick in compared to smoking or vaping. It may take anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours to feel the full effects. Avoid the temptation to consume more during this time. Over Consuming can cause adverse effects, and can be overwhelming. 

5.What to Expect

  • Initial Effects: Starts with a blanket of relaxation, you may also start to feel euphoric. A big give away that your edibles have started to kick in is you’ll get a little giggly. 
  • Peak Effects: 2-4 hours after consumption, typically, presenting with heightened sensory perception, altered time perception, and astounding relaxation.
  • Duration: Just like the rise to elevation the come down is also gradual with effects tapering off, lasting anywhere from 6-8 hours.

 

6.Managing Over-consumption

If you do end up accidentally consuming  too much THC, here are some tips:

  • Stay Calm: Unfortunately consuming too much THC can cause anxiety or panic, but is only temporary. Keep reminding yourself the feeling will pass. 
  • Hydrate and Eat: Same when you over consume on alcohol, grab something to eat and some water to help your body process the edible. 
  • Find a Distraction: Call a friend that knows that you're planning on taking edibles, and is able to talk you down from a bad experience. Put on a comforting show or movie, something calming or funny, avoid horror and suspenseful options in your uncomfortable state.

7.Storage and Maintenance

  • Store Properly: Like most infused items, you'll need to keep your edible in a cold dark place , ensuring inaccessibility from children and pets.

  • Check Expiry: Before consuming, always check your expiration dates for the freshest most effective products.


8.Legality 


Sherpa products unlike traditional cannabis products, are federally legal in all 50 states. Meaning you can safely travel with them. Sherpa highly recommends you check the laws in your state and the state you're traveling to, as states can enforce additional restrictions to serving sizes, mg per serving sizes, as well as specific cannabinoids. For instance a total of 22 states with additional stipulations or regulations on hemp-derived Delta-9 THC beyond the federal Farm Bill. When checking please refer to the most current state-specific regulations as they can change with new legislation.

 


Conclusion


There you have it, Sherpa's ultimate guide to the Sherpa THC gummy line. Edibles are truly a game changer in the cannabis world, offering a more wellness-oriented way to consume THC. Since the 2018 Farm Bill, edibles have become essential for providing a legal THC product that canna-consumers can genuinely experience, as opposed to the low THC levels in full-spectrum hemp-derived products. Not only are edibles generally tasty, creating a unique adult treat, but their discreteness, dosage control, and prolonged effects make them one of the most preferred products in the cannabis industry. 


Disclaimer 

****Remember, this guide is for educational purposes, and individual experiences with THC can vary significantly. Always prioritize your health and consult professionals when necessary.****
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