THCP + D8 Batter CDT (Cannabis Derived Terpenes)

Get ready to experience intensified flavors with Colorado Breeder’s Depot’s all-new THC-P + Delta 8 THC Batter! Our high-grade concentrates and cannabis derived terpenes ensure an earthy, natural taste that will have you wanting more. Plus – the 3.5 gram container comes in a stunning box for presentation fit for royalty – this one is sure to get any dabber excited!

What is THC-P Batter?

THC-P batter is a cannabis concentrate that can be used for baking, cooking, and other activities. It is made from the resin of the cannabis plant and has a high concentration of THC, which is the main psychoactive component of marijuana. THC-P batter can be added to various food items or smoked in pipes, dab rigs or bongs to produce strong effects. It can also be used in combination with other substances like wax or oils to create stronger effects.

There are many different types of cannabis concentrates, each with its own unique characteristics and uses. One of the most popular concentrates is THC-P batter, which is made from the resin of the cannabis plant. This substance has a high concentration of THC-P, which is the main psychoactive component of marijuana that produces feelings of euphoria and relaxation.

What is THC-P?

THCP stands for tetrahydrocannabiphorol. It was discovered as recently as 2019, so there hasn’t been much (if any) official research on its effects quite yet. The only research we do have has been exploring its safety and potency using animal and in vitro cell cultures.

THC-P is a type of cannabinoid. Cannabinoids are molecules found in the cannabis plant. This cannabinoid appears to bind to the CB1 receptors 33 times more often than delta 9 THC. THC-P is different from other cannabinoids because it has properties that may make it useful for treating certain medical conditions. THC-P works by binding to receptors in the body and can help reduce inflammation, pain, and nausea. However, there is not a lot of research on THC-P and its potential uses, so more studies are needed to fully understand this molecule and how it can be used.

THCP exists naturally in cannabis plants — albeit in very low concentrations. It can be extracted and isolated from hemp and marijuana using chromatography techniques.

Activation of the CB1 endocannabinoid receptors is what gives THC and THCP their psychoactive effects.

Cannabinoids like THC-P are becoming increasingly important in the field of medical research. As scientists learn more about these molecules and how they work in the body, we may be able to find better treatments for certain conditions and illnesses. While further study is needed, THC-P shows great promise as an exciting new tool for treating disease.