Delta 8 is the mellow cousin of regular THC. Most people who try it tell us it is easier to dose and less likely to leave them foggy the next day, though everybody reacts a little differently to any cannabinoid. We built this shelf around that range, from disposables to gummies, so there is something for whoever wants a quiet evening and something for whoever wants a stronger hit. Half Baked’s D8 10000MG SUMO Gummies at $24.99 are the ones we restock most, and if you want to try the line without committing to a big bag, the Half Bake’d Sumo Blend Gummies at 420MG run just $5. On the vape side, Juicy Kush’s Big Kahuna Blend Disposable comes in a 5G size for $31.99, Modus makes a Knock-Out 3000 MG disposable at $21.99, and Looper XL’s Live Resin Disposable at 3000MG runs $34.99 and rounds out the lineup for customers who want live resin over a standard distillate cart.

We get asked a lot whether delta 8 will feel different from delta 9 or show up differently on a drug test, and honestly the answer depends on the product and the person, so we would rather point you to the paperwork than guess. Every batch on this page has a certificate of analysis behind it, and we are glad to pull it up before you buy, not just after. If this is your first time with delta 8, start with a smaller dose than you think you need, especially with the higher-milligram gummies, and give it a couple of hours before deciding whether you want more.

What’s the difference between Delta 8 and Delta 9?

Same family, different intensity. Most people describe Delta 8 as a smoother, lower-key version of the Delta 9 experience, which is why it became the go-to for people who found regular THC products too much. Milligram for milligram it runs noticeably lighter, so the two aren’t interchangeable when you’re picking a strength.