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Does delta 8 THC make you feel high?

At the end of the day, D8 is a form of THC and it can make you feel high.


But if you’re wondering if delta 8 is going to make YOU feel high, then the answer will ultimately depend upon how much of it you’re going to take, as well as your current tolerance level to delta 9 THC.


Some people actually prefer delta 8 over delta 9 because of its milder and smoother high while others (often big marijuana consumers) claim that D8 has no effect on them at all.


Delta 8 THC is pretty much 50% as potent as delta 9 THC. This means that you would need to consume twice as much D8 as you would D9 to experience the same high.


So does delta 8 THC get you high? Yes, it can give you a very real and intoxicating high so you should never operate heavy machinery or drive while on D8. However, the actual potency of the high will vary from person to person depending on their previous THC experience.


So what does delta 8 feel like?


If you smoke or take THC (delta 9) with some regularity, then delta 8 isn’t going to make you feel as high as you’re used to. Regular cannabis users report feeling a slight head buzz after vaping it or eating D8 edibles, but there is a general consensus that it doesn’t really hit the spot. They would, however, buy delta 8 if they couldn’t get hold of any delta 9 THC. Matched gram for gram, you’ll be lucky to feel half as high as usual.


However, for new and infrequent users, well, that’s a different story. With zero tolerance to THC and unfamiliar with the euphoria and buzz that comes with it, these users report feeling much higher after taking D8.


Reports are that people feel “buzzed”, uplifted, and relaxed with some pain relief. They were more chatty and animated than usual, and sometimes experienced an increase in appetite. You are not likely to experience fits of giggles or being overcome with paranoia or anxiety, so there does seem to be a distinct difference between the delta 8 and delta 9 high, with delta 8 offering a milder and more manageable psychotropic effects.

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