THC gummies are a popular form of cannabis edibles, made by infusing gummy candies with THC extracted from the hemp plant.

At Area 52, we offer 100% hemp-derived THC products that combine great taste with precise dosing for a reliable, long-lasting effect. Our gummies are crafted with both delta-8 and delta-9 THC, providing versatility in the kind of experience you want without having to smoke.

Yes, THC edibles can trigger a positive result on a drug test for marijuana. Even though hemp-derived THC is legal, the drug test will display the same result as if you had eaten marijuana.

THC can be detected in your system for several days after use. If you’re concerned about passing a drug test, it’s best to avoid cannabis extract products, including edibles, for about 2–3 weeks leading up to the test.

When you eat edible cannabis products, the THC is absorbed through your digestive system, resulting in slower onset but longer-lasting effects compared to smoking cannabis.

This method also avoids the potential harm to the lungs from inhaling smoke.

Many people find edibles offer a more body-focused, sustained experience than smoking.

Yes, it’s possible to consume too much cannabis through edibles. It’s especially easy to go overboard with edibles because they take longer to kick in, leading some people to overconsume or double-dose after getting impatient.

If you’re new to edible cannabis products, it’s best to start with a low dose (5-10 mg of THC) and wait at least 2 hours before taking more. The old adage to “go low and slow” is important for avoiding unwanted side effects.

Taking too much can lead to an overwhelming experience, but it’s not dangerous in the long term — just uncomfortable.

Yes, THC edibles typically provide a much longer-lasting effect compared to smoking.

Smoking or vaping cannabis typically remains in full effect for 2 hours before tapering off over the course of an hour or two. Edibles generally kick in after an hour, remain in full effect for 3–4 hours, then taper off over the course of another 3–4 hours. Higher doses may last even longer.

This makes edibles the ideal choice for those seeking a sustained, steady experience throughout the day with just one dose.

The long-term cannabis effects vary depending on frequency and individual tolerance. Regular use of THC can impact short-term memory and may have some mild cognitive effects over time.

With that said, more research is needed to fully understand the comprehensive impacts of long-term cannabis consumption.

For first-time users, THC gummies might tend to be a more approachable option, as they come in pre-measured doses and are easier to control. They also come masked with delicious fruity flavors to hide the grassy, somewhat bitter flavor of raw hemp extracts.

Cannabis oil is more versatile and cost-effective for higher doses, but determining the dose can be trickier if you’re not familiar with THC.

Cannabis edibles, including THC gummies and marijuana edibles, are legal in certain states where recreational or medical marijuana use is permitted.

The legality of these products depends on the THC content and the source of the cannabinoids.

Edibles made from hemp-derived cannabinoids (with less than 0.3% THC) are legal federally under the 2018 Farm Bill as long as they are derived from Cannabis sativa plants classified as hemp.

With that said, always check your local laws, as regulations can vary from state to state.

We reserve the right to block sales to any state where our products don’t meet the requirements of local regulations. If you feel we’ve blocked your state by mistake, reach out to us at [email protected].

The side effects of THC can vary depending on the dose and individual tolerance. Common side effects include dry mouth, dizziness, and fatigue.

THC from cannabis plants, whether in the form of cannabis oil or edibles, can also temporarily affect memory and concentration. It’s important to start with low doses, especially with hemp-derived cannabinoids, to avoid these adverse effects.

Never drive a vehicle or operate heavy machinery while under the influence of cannabis edibles.

THCA (tetrahydrocannabinolic acid) is the non-psychoactive precursor to THC.

In its raw form, THCA does not produce a high. When exposed to heat (through smoking, vaping, or cooking), THCA converts into THC, which is the compound responsible for the psychoactive effects.

Currently, we do not carry THCA gummies or any other form of THCA edibles. This is by design because THCA itself is completely inactive unless smoked, vaped, or baked.

However, we do carry THCA vapes, THCA flower, and THCA pre-rolls (view all THCA products).

If you’re looking for a potent edible experience, we recommend our delta-9 THC gummies from the UFO lineup or any of our delta-8 THC edibles instead.