THC-O from CannaClear

in blurtdallas •  last year  (edited)

This is going to help a lot of People, and I’m going to get into kind of some of the Rules also so everyone can start to move the Industry Forward. This is Delta-8-THC-O, which is Hemp under U.S. Law. There is Delta-9-THC-O which some may attempt to say falls under the Analogue Act, but the Hemp Law is Commanding Precedent. Analogues are Illegal for other Drugs, anything Taxed under Hemp Law is Hemp. Delta-8-THC-O is Delta 8 with an Acetic Acid Molecule in a Carboxylic Acid type position.

CannaClear is a good brand, we’ve gotten a lot of things from them so far and it’s all been good, the Delta-8-THC-O is like 96% Pure or more and the Terpene Profiles tastes like Plant Strains but the Pancake OG tastes like Syrup for sure, the Orange Flavors are Orangey (not that that’s a surprise, lots of strong Orange strains), it’s not overly synthetic like it’s not bad, but when you first smoke them you will definitely Notice and everyone else will always Smell it.

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The THC-O with no Terpenes has a kind of Vinegar Smell and Flavor, but not like a Bottle of Vinegar, just kind of Reminiscent, as Vinegar is about 5% Acetic Acid (or more depending on the Vinegar). With the Terpeneless Delta-8-THC-O, you can create Terpene Profiles or mix them with Flavored Delta 8, if you Buy a Bottle of this I suggest kind of keeping it Secret and refilling friend’s Cartridges using the 10ml Glue Syringe at Private Locations, unless you are sharing Literature or have a Hemp License. Once you make over $1,000 or so, outside of the House, you are running a Hemp Business (probably ok at Home over Time though, and Literature is becoming of a 501(c)(3)). The general Rules that should be followed and the Texas and Colorado Governments are both watching, learning, and can here provide Citations, first there is an Attorney General Opinion in Texas regarding a Funeral Home that was Religious in nature and they argued they didn’t need a License, it went to the AG and over years they were finally told “Yes, you need a license if everyone else has one”, but this is after the Fact of their established operations, they weren’t stopped from starting. And then in Colorado there is a case from at least a decade ago if not a few more, that said (paraphrasing) “The State can not say that Religion is a provision of services the Government would otherwise provide, because the Government is barred from such activity”.

These Cases can help everyone kind of understand Religion, and I also have a Letter from the U.S. Treasury stating that we are a Tax Exempt 501(c)(3), so if anyone wants to go through all the filings that is worth while also, and the 508 Rule says that, for example, the Bake Sale Fundraiser at the Church or School can Declare its purpose and exemption for those purposes that day.

Each State is making its own Retail Hemp Laws, so non-501(c)(3) will have to look into that for each State. CannaClear is not a 501(c)(3) and most Hemp Companies are not. This is likely to change though as Dallas is learning a lot about Hemp and Religion, and Churches are getting into Hemp, etc.

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