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Just as science and technology are constantly evolving, the world of cannabinoids is expanding with new substances. CBNO is one of them, and although it is still relatively unknown, it has the potential to become an important component of cannabis products in the future. What are its origins, how does it differ from CBN and what effects can we expect from it?

We have recently introduced 10-OH-HHC - a derivative of HHC. And today we will look at another HHC derivative, the cannabinoid 8-OH-HHC, which is one of the so-called primary metabolites of HHC. Want to know how it is produced, whether it has psychoactive effects and what products are sold on the market? Then you have come to the right place. So let's do it!

The ever-growing interest in cannabis for its potential therapeutic properties is spurring deeper research into less popular cannabinoids that may show potential for a range of health problems. It seems that cannabichromene (CBC) could be one of them. What is CBC and how does it differ from other cannabinoids?

We've already introduced CB9, a CBD derivative, and now CBG9 is coming on the scene. What is CBG9 and what does it have in common with CBG? How is CBG9 produced and what do we know about its effects and risks? Is it a (semi-)synthetic cannabinoid? We will explore in the article.