If you’re ready to try delta 9 THC products in Arkansas, you’re in luck! Delta 9 THC is legal in Arkansas. The 2018 Farm Bill legalized delta 9 THC on a federal level by allowing hemp-derived products to contain no more than 0.3% THC on a dry weight basis. Arkansas then furthered the legalization of delta 9 THC at a local level by passing Arkansas House Bill 1640 and the Arkansas Hemp Production Act of 2021.

What Is Arkansas HB 1640?

Arkansas HB 1640 added an amendment to the bill in 2021. This amendment, known as the Arkansas Hemp Production Act of 2021, further lays out what is and is not allowed in Arkansas when cultivating, producing, and selling hemp-derived products.

The Arkansas Hemp Production Act defines industrial hemp as an agricultural product that can be cultivated to produce hemp-derived products. Industrial hemp is defined as any part of the Cannabis Sativa plant—including seeds, derivatives, isomers, oils, extracts, acids, and salts. Industrial hemp may contain no more than 0.3% of delta 9 THC on a dry weight basis. 

Arkansas HB 1640 and the Arkansas Hemp Production Act of 2021 permits the production of hemp-derived products in Arkansas as long as they contain no more than 0.3% THC on a dry weight basis. 

What Is Delta 9 THC?

Delta 9 THC is a cannabinoid that comes from the Cannabis Sativa plant. There are more than 100 known cannabinoids produced from the Cannabis Sativa plant! The two most popular cannabinoids are cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). 

The CBD cannabinoid primarily causes relaxation and tranquility, making it so popular. CBD doesn’t contain any psychoactive properties. It is a calming and relaxing cannabinoid. It’s important to know that full-spectrum CBD products contain delta 9 THC, so you may have already tried delta 9 THC when using full-spectrum CBD products. 

The THC cannabinoid has psychoactive properties that users enjoy experiencing when using delta 9 THC products. Delta 9 THC is a chemical compound that has a double bond located on the 9th carbon chain in the compound. When the double bond is located on the 8th carbon chain, it is classified as delta 8 THC. This is also true when the double bond is located on the 10th carbon chain—it is delta 10 THC.

For delta 9 THC to be legal to purchase in Arkansas, the product can only contain 0.3% or less THC on a dry weight basis. 

What Are the Effects of Delta 9 THC?

Users enjoy delta 9 THC because of the enjoyable effects that it produces. These are the most common effects that you can expect to experience when trying delta 9 THC products:

• Relaxation
• Euphoria
• Calmness
• Increased appetite
• Increased laughter
• Elation
• Tranquility
• Increased happiness or elevated mood

Because delta 9 THC can induce relaxation and tranquility, it can also cause you to feel sleepy or drowsy. We recommend enjoying delta 9 THC products when you are in a safe environment where you don’t have to immediately drive afterward. This allows you to enjoy the full effects of delta 9 THC products!

When taking delta 9 THC products, you should always follow the recommended dosage listed on the package. Whether it’s a gummy or a drink mix, you should take the dosage amount listed on the package and wait at least 30 minutes before feeling the effects. Sometimes the effects can take as long as 90 minutes to feel. We recommend waiting the full 90 minutes to feel the effects before taking an additional dose. 

The effects from the recommended dosage of delta 9 THC will last between 3 to 5 hours. If you take more than the recommended dosage of delta 9 THC, the effects can be felt for as long as 6 to 8 hours. 

Can You Buy Delta 9 THC in Arkansas?

You can legally purchase delta 9 THC products in Arkansas when they contain no more than 0.3% THC on a dry weight basis. You can purchase delta 9 THC products at a reputable retail store or online.

All our products are tested in a third-party laboratory and given a certificate of analysis (COA). This guarantees that our products are safe and legal to purchase in Arkansas.

Our Products

All of our products can be legally purchased and shipped to Arkansas. Our products contain the legal limit of delta 9 THC and have been tested in a third-party laboratory and given a certificate of analysis. 

Our Live Resin Gummies come in four flavors—peach, blueberry, watermelon, and blood orange. Each gummy contains 10mg of delta 9 THC, and the effects can be felt as quickly as 20 minutes after consumption. Don’t take an additional gummy until you have waited 90 minutes and no effects have been felt. 

Our Drink Mixes are available in three flavors—citrus mango, peach, and raspberry. Each drink mix packet contains 10mg of delta 9 THC. Empty the drink mix packet into an 8 to 10-ounce glass of water and mix well. Once the drink mix has been consumed, you can begin feeling the effects as soon as 30 minutes. Like the gummies, the drink may take as much as 90 minutes to feel the effects. 

Is Delta 9 THC Safe?

Delta 9 THC is safe when you take it in the recommended dosage amount. Taking more than the recommended dosage of delta 9 THC can strengthen the effects and cause them to last longer than their typical duration of 3 to 5 hours. 

The effects of delta 9 THC are enjoyable and may cause you to feel relaxed, sleepy, or drowsy. Because of this, you shouldn’t plan to drive after taking delta 9 THC products. You should enjoy them in the comfort of your home or a safe environment so you can enjoy the experience. 

Driving a car or operating heavy machinery after taking delta 9 THC products will be difficult and should be avoided so that you can enjoy the entire experience that delta 9 THC products have to offer. 

The effects of delta 9 THC will last between 3 to 5 hours when taking the recommended dosage. If you take more than the recommended dosage of delta 9 THC, the effects can be felt for as long as 6 to 8 hours.  

Conclusion

Take a look at our store to view all of our delta 9 THC products we have to offer! All of our edibles and drink mixes are legal to purchase and ship to Arkansas.

Delta 9 Legality by State

Kansas

Nebraska

South Dakota

North Dakota

Utah

Wyoming

Alabama

Louisiana

Wisconsin

South Carolina

North Carolina

Missouri

Texas

Iowa

Oklahoma

Minnesota

Arkansas

Kentucky