We carry a selection of delta-9 gummies under our UFO lineup. These are available in two strengths — a standard 5 mg dose and a much stronger 15 mg dose. We also offer a 150 mg delta-9 THC full-spectrum tincture.

Delta-9 products made entirely from hemp (no synthetic or marijuana-derived ingredients) that contain less than 0.3% delta-9 THC by dry weight are legal under the 2018 Farm Bill.

With that said, state laws can vary, so check your local regulations before purchasing. Area 52 reserves the right to restrict sales to certain areas without notice.

Common side effects include dry mouth, red eyes, increased heart rate, and drowsiness. Start with a low dose to minimize these effects and adjust as needed based on your tolerance.

For our UFO line, we use only premium American-grown hemp and solventless extraction methods to ensure the highest purity and potency possible. Each product offers a full-spectrum experience, containing all the natural cannabinoids and terpenes produced in hemp — making them perfect for both beginners and seasoned users seeking to elevate their experience.

We firmly stand behind all of our products. That’s why we offer a 30-day satisfaction guarantee on all orders. If you don’t like your delta-9 products for any reason, send them back to us (with at least half remaining) for a full exchange or refund. Contact our customer service team at [email protected] with your order number to get started.

All of our delta-9 products are made from hemp, which is a sub-variety of the Cannabis sativa plant.

While all cannabis comes from this species — Cannabis sativa — the difference in classification lies in the amount of THC produced by the plant.

Our federally compliant hemp plants contain less than 0.3% THC by weight, as required by law. To enhance the effects and create a more tailored experience, we add terpene extracts from indica, sativa, and hybrid strains, producing an “entourage effect” and delivering more classic flavor profiles.

Our products contain delta-9 THC. This means they interact with the central nervous system in ways similar to other cannabis products.

According to cannabis research, delta-9 THC can produce varying effects depending on how much THC you consume.

While our products are compliant with the Agriculture Improvement Act (containing less than 0.3% THC by weight), they still carry the potential for intoxication, so it’s important to understand the potential risks before using them. Always follow federal law and consume responsibly.

In addition to delta-9 THC, our hemp-derived products contain high levels of CBD as well as other major cannabinoids like CBC, CBG, and CBN. Our hemp plants are carefully selected to provide a full spectrum of compounds, creating a more balanced and effective experience in all of our cannabis products.

Yes, using these THC products can cause you to fail a drug test. Marijuana tests look for a metabolite of THC called THC-COOH, which is produced after consuming any type of THC, including delta-9 THC, delta-8, HHC, and more. Even trace amounts found in some CBD oils and other cannabis products can result in a positive test.

If you’re expecting to have to take a drug test, whether for work or other reasons, we recommend avoiding medical marijuana, smoked cannabis, or any form of medical cannabis due to the potential risks.

Cannabis sativa and Cannabis indica are two separate species of the cannabis plant. Their effects, growth traits, and appearance are all slightly different.

Indica plants are known for their relaxing, sedative effects, making them popular for medical cannabis users seeking relief. Indica plants tend to be shorter and bushier with broader leaves.

On the other hand, sativa plants are generally associated with more uplifting and energizing effects, often used in recreational marijuana for its stimulating qualities. Sativa plants are taller with thinner leaves, and they are commonly used during the day for increased focus and creativity.

Yes, delta-9 THC is a naturally occurring compound found in both cannabis and hemp plants. It’s the primary psychoactive component responsible for the “high” associated with THC products.

In cannabis, Delta-9 THC levels can vary depending on the strain, but in industrial hemp, the THC content is federally regulated to be less than 0.3% by dry weight.