Written by Brandon Topp

Cannabis lovers, you may have been running into nano-THC products while shopping and wondering to yourself what exactly these are.

Over the past decade, the cannabis industry has consistently come out with more mind-blowing delivery methods for THC that come from fascinating technological advancements. Nano-cannabinoids are no exception.

These smaller, more powerful water-soluble cannabinoids provide a faster onset than you'll find with more traditional cannabis and THC use.

Table Of Contents

• What Are Nano-Cannabinoids?

  • The Nano-Emulsification Process

  • Nano-THC vs Nano-CBD

• Nano-THC Products

  • Nano-THC vs Traditional Edibles

  • Nano-THC in Cannabis Oil

• FAQs on Nano-THC

• Experienced Users: Try These Nano-THC Products

• New Users: Consider These Traditional Cannabis Products

What Is Nano-THC? Nano-Cannabinoids Explained

Nano-cannabinoids are cannabinoids (i.e., THC and CBD) that have been processed into tiny water-soluble nanoparticles, which make it easier for the body to absorb them and start feeling their effects.

Cannabinoids are naturally occurring compounds in the cannabis plant that interact with the body's endocannabinoid system when we consume THC via edibles, smoking flower, or any other means.

Because of their condensed size, these condensed cannabinoids able to act as fast-acting THC and make those bonds with cannabinoid receptors faster than regular THC.

When THC enters the human body, endocannabinoid receptors absorb its effects. The water-soluble state of nano-THC makes that absorption process easier and faster.

The Nano-Emulsification Process

This process, called nano-emulsification, occurs when scientists process cannabis oil and cannabinoids like THC into smaller water particles.

The process makes the cannabinoids water soluble, which means they can increase the absorption rate of THC or any other cannabinoids in the body.

Essentially condensing the power of cannabinoids and THC molecules into smaller water-soluble compounds that are absorbed easier into the bloodstream and digestive system for fast-acting effects — the cannabis industry has hit the ball out of the park with nano-THC.

Nano-THC vs Nano-CBD

Nano-THC and nano-CBD are both nano-cannabinoids. Nano-THC particles and other cannabinoids like these each bond with the endocannabinoid system as their phytocannabinoid counterparts do. And each has a faster onset because of its nano-emulsified state.

When it comes to nano-cannabinoids, you can apply your knowledge of the cannabinoids and then magnify it based on our explanation of nano-cannabinoids here.

For example, if you have a base knowledge or experience level with THC's effects, then imagine a slightly stronger experience with a faster onset when trying nano-THC.

Nano-THC Products

Across the cannabis industry today, you can find nano-THC products in the form of oil, wax, gummies, other edibles, and even beverages.

Among these many forms, nano-THC edibles appear to be the most popular.

Modern labs can create nano-THC in the form of flavorless water-dispersible powder or liquid nano-emulsions for seamless integration with the edibles you've grown to know and love.

Nano-THC vs Traditional Edibles

For those who are curious how experimenting with the active ingredient of water-soluble nano-THC might differ from the consistent experience you may have had with traditional edibles, let's look a bit closer at how they compare.

All edibles incorporate some cannabis products with traditional recipes for any range of treats — i.e., gummies, cookies, and more.

Nano-THC and Cannabis Oil

You can find nano-THC and other nano-cannabinoids outside of the world of edibles and in cannabis oil — i.e., live resin and distillate.

This could be considered a heavy hitter of nano-THC production, but it largely depends on the type of cannabis oil, the quality of its production, and how well it's stored.

To learn more, check out this piece from the Mood Blog on Live Resin vs. Distillate: What's Best for Your Vape?

FAQs on Nano-THC

Q: Is nano-THC absorbed through the bloodstream or digestive system?

A: Nano-THC and all cannabinoids find their endocannabinoid-system counterparts in the bloodstream.

That being said, as you consume whatever edible, vapor, or smoke contains cannabinoids, they can enter your bloodstream through the lining of your mouth and stomach, tangentially affecting the digestive system.

Oral administration is essentially the only way people enjoy cannabis these days, which helps your body start absorbing that fast-acting THC as soon as possible.

Q: What makes nano-THC fast acting?

A: The water-soluble design of nano-THC is the main reason why it's so fast-acting.

With enhanced bioavailability, nano-THC particles' key factor is a design that makes it easy for the body to absorb them.

Q: Why did the cannabis industry start making nano THC?

A: Experienced cannabis users can enjoy a heightened experience thanks to the increased bioavailability and expedited delivery methods of nano-THC.

For many people, cannabis is an outlet for recreation and enjoyment. Whether they're interested in fast-acting THC because they are eager to feel the effects.

Others might be interested in sampling these exciting developments firsthand.

Regardless of the several factors that might inspire one to seek out a faster-acting THC solution, there's a lot of interest in gummies and edibles with these faster-onset compounds.

As the cannabis industry perfects the production of nano-THC, people can more easily enjoy its faster onset psychoactive effects.

Q: Does nano-THC have the same psychoactive effects as regular THC? Should I expect the THC's effects to be stronger with nano-THC?

There are several factors to consider when answering this question. At its core, nano-THC is condensed THC, and so it inspires the same psychoactive effects.

Because this active ingredient gets absorbed by the body faster than it doesn't in the form of regular THC molecules, the effects can feel stronger and more immediate.

Q: How can I find nano-THC gummies that are designed for particular desired effects?

All of Mood's cannabis products are categorized by the "mood" they're associated with.

Our Hero Dose Nano Delta-9 THC Shot, for example, is a part of Mood's Classic High category.

Our 5mg Sexual Euphoria THC Gummies, which feature 5mg of nano Delta-9 THC, fall into the Aroused category.

Shop for our all-natural cannabis based on its vibe and discover products with regular THC and nano-THC designed for varying vibes and experiences.

Experienced Users: Try These Nano-THC Products

Mood is excited to offer a range of nano-THC products. Here are a few of our favorites:

Social Nano-THC Syrup

This faster onset nano-THC syrup is among the most popular in our selection. It combines Delta-9 THC with Delta-8 THC cannabinoids with Vitamin B12, and Yerba Mate Extract.

Get a 2oz Social Nano-THC Syrup for $30 from the Mood Shop today.

Mind Magic THC Gummies

These packed fast-acting THC gummies feature a wealth of varying cannabinoids and nootropic ingredients. On the nano-cannabinoid side, you can find nano THCv, CBC, CBN, and CBG in these gummies. With many key components, they also feature nootropics such as choline, GABA, and phosphatidylserine.

Get a 10-count of Mind Magic THC Gummies from Mood for only $39 today.

Epic Euphoria THC Gummies

One of our other fast-acting THC edibles, these Epic Euphoria Gummies, come with 13.5mg of nano Delta-9 THC and 1.5mg of nano-THCp. Additionally, they each feature five functional mushrooms alongside three unique botanicals.

Get a 10-count of Epic Euphoria THC Gummies from Mood for just $39 today.

Newer Users: Consider These Traditional Cannabis Products

Nano-THC is one of the most exciting developments to come from the worlds of cannabis and nano-technology in recent times. While the process of how nano-cannabinoids work might be fascinating, its fast-acting nature might be overwhelming for new users.

To those who are looking to dip their toes in the water, we recommend these mild-potency THC edibles. Discover more edibles here.

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