Ask any person in our industry, or any major hemp enthusiast, and they will happily tell you that delta 8 is the next big thing in the cannabis world.  Delta 8 is delta 8 tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC. It’s a sister cannabinoid to delta 9 THC, which is the compound associated with the psychoactive effects of marijuana.

Delta 8 THC can be derived successfully from the hemp plant Can provide a more mild psychoactive experience, while also treating the body to the wide array of desirable properties for which cannabinoids are known Perhaps even in a more potent way due to the unique way in which it binds with cannabinoid receptors.  Therefore, delta8 can be a highly valuable addition to your daily routine.

This all-in-one disposable vape pen gives you the fastest-acting and most potent delta 8 experience possible as inhaling cannabinoids allows them to absorb more efficiently and quickly into the body.

As you’ll see, this vape pen is a great means for introducing yourself to the unique effects of delta 8. Also is ideal for experienced enthusiasts looking for a more convenient means of experiencing this fascinating cannabinoid.

Compliant with Federal Law

Delta 8 is legal only as long as it comes from the hemp plant. The Farm Bill of 2018 states that cannabinoids from hemp are completely legal, while marijuana derivatives are not.  While this particular vape pen follows the law by extracting delta 8 from hemp, we can’t say the same for every company out there that is trying to capitalize on the rising delta 8 trend.

480mg of Quality Hemp Extract

Each cartridge contains a potent 480 milligrams of hemp extract, which is extremely high in delta 8.  This means every draw is capable of delivering a truly satisfying hemp experience.

Rich in Desirable Hemp Compounds

This Delta 8 Disposable Vape Pen was carefully formulated to give you the best blend of natural hemp compounds possible.  Contains 75% delta-8 so you’ll certainly be able to experience all that this cannabinoid can offer.  But on top of that, there’s CBN, CBC and a rich array of beneficial terpenes that naturally occur in the hemp plant.  Not only does this give you a selection of compounds to enjoy, but it also allows for synergistic effects to take place so that you can experience more bioavailability overall.

Lab-Tested for Quality Assurance

One thing that separates legitimate, high-quality hemp companies from cheap, dishonest ones is lab-testing.  This vape pen is properly tested by a third-party laboratory. These are unbiased test results prove that the product is high in quality, free of harmful impurities, and as potent as it claims to be.  Lab reports are available to consumers if they wanna learn more about the unique nature of the hemp extract found in the cartridge.

Extracted Using Top-of-the-Line Methods

There are multiple ways to extract delta 8 from the hemp plant, and some methods are better than others.  This vape pen is extracted in a way that avoids solvents and other impurities and keeps the delta 8 and other hemp compounds chemically stable so that they can provide their full effects to the human body.

Delicious Flavors and Strains to Choose From

Each provide the body with a unique and highly desirable strain:

• Birthday Cake: Popular Indica-dominant hybrid with a profound sweet and creamy flavor, hence its name.  It’s great for nighttime use as it may induce relaxation.
• Strawberry Banana: Also known as Strawnana, this strain gives you a taste not unlike a sweet and creamy fruity smoothie.  It’s an Indica that offers both calming and euphoria-inducing properties.
• Passionfruit: A solid hybrid strain with tropical fruity flavor notes.  It’s commonly used by those looking for a bust of creativity, as well as those who wish to unwind after a long day.
• Juicy Fruit: Another hybrid with very balanced properties, and its name comes from the bold, fresh fruity flavor that will leave you licking your lips.  Offers generous cerebral properties that make a person feel uplifted and calm.

Devoid of Delta 9 THC

Does not contain delta 9 THC, as that compound has been isolated and removed from the end product.

Low-Maintenance, Portable and User-Friendly

The disposable vape pen is one of the most convenient and user-friendly options on the market. Doesn’t require fiddling around with settings or taking it apart to clean and replace its components.  Further, it’s completely pocket-friendly.

How to Use a Hempwholistix Delta 8 Disposable Vape Pen

Once you take this disposable vape pen out of the box, you can begin hitting it right away.  It does not require assembly or charging. Other things to also keep in mind:

• Those who are new to delta 8 should slowly get used to its effects. 
• We recommend taking one hit and holding it in the lungs for a few seconds before exhaling, and then waiting for about 10-15 minutes before deciding whether or not another hit is necessary. 
• Some people feel the effects of delta-8 more strongly than others.
• Good to start slow in order make sure that you end up taking in the perfect amount for your particular goals.

Grab a  Hempwholistix Delta 8 Disposable Vape Pen 1ml 480mg Today!

No doubt a high-quality, lab-tested, and user-friendly means for experiencing all that delta 8 can offer.  Made with federally compliant, properly extracted delta 8 and other highly desirable hemp compounds, this is one of the most effective vape pens on the market today.  Check it out for yourself and explore the extremely unique nature of this fascinating, naturally occurring cannabinoid.

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The city of San Diego just announced a lawsuit against businesses that work with the city and failed to pay their city cannabis taxes, money the city counts on coming in from the cannabis industry in order to keep infrastructure running. 

It’s no surprise the city is upset about missing this tax money, as they can use it to help with budget cuts in the face of more COVID-19-related expenses, which are inevitably coming this winter. Not only will there be expenses, but other industries the city relies on, such as tourism and hotel taxes, have been drastically reduced, so the income is needed more than ever. 

Officials from the city claim that Grizzly Peak Farms, one of the main companies getting sued, owes nearly $10,000 in back taxes. Grizzly Peak is located in Oakland, but they owe taxes for product delivered to San Diego for sale within city limits.

“It really kind of slipped through the cracks,” said Dave Gash, owner of Grizzly Peak, who claims the company did not mean to evade the tax and instead were not aware that it needed to be paid. “It’s legitimate, but it’s a weird city tax. We never heard about it, so it was weird to us. They haven’t been calling us about this or sending us notices.” 

Confusion Over San Diego Tax Law

The tax law in San Diego is a bit odd, because in most places, cannabis businesses would only be taxed if they operated within city limits. In this case, even businesses that provide product to those located in San Diego have to pay a tax. This is the result of several tax codes in other areas combined to make a unique system for the city of San Diego. 

This method of taxation relies on something called “apportionment,” which divides up revenue based on the cities in which product is sold. It applies to out-of-town suppliers as well as the dispensaries and cultivation facilities within San Diego. 

In order to be compliant, dispensaries also have to charge sales tax to recreational customers, and the city gets some of that money as well. However, San Diego does not charge medical customers a sales tax. While the rules may be confusing, they place the heaviest burdon on the businesses and leave medical consumers completely untaxed. 

San Diego cannabis attorney Jessica McElfresh claims that the tax legislation can be hard to follow, so it’s not a total surprise that some people are getting confused. 

So far, this hasn’t deterred Gash from doing business with the city that is suing him for back tax payment. He still plans to open a new business location in Kearny Mesa, San Diego either this year or next. 

In addition to out-of-town suppliers, the city’s cannabis tax applies to more than 20 licensed dispensaries in San Diego and more than a dozen licensed cultivation facilities. 

Despite the lawsuit to collect tax money owed, and the slightly confusing nature of the tax codes within the city, businesses still seem happy to do cannabis business in San Diego.

Source: https://hightimes.com/news/san-diego-sues-collect-unpaid-cannabis-taxes/

Here’s the latest CBD news:

• The NFL Players Association has sent a letter to its members advising them not to endorse CBD products.
• Nine Congress members have issued a letter to the DEA urging it to revise its proposed hemp regulations.
• The USDA has approved the hemp cultivation plans for six more states and three more Indian reservations after delaying its deadline to 2021.

Table of Contents

1. NFL Players Warned Not To Endorse CBD Products
2. Nine Congress Members Urge The DEA To Revise Proposed Hemp Regulations
3. USDA Approves Hemp Cultivation Plans For Six States & Three Indian Tribes

NFL Players Warned Not To Endorse CBD Products

The NFL Players Association (NFLPA) has told its athletes that it does not advise endorsing products that contain CBD or other cannabinoids. 

In an email sent last week, the NFLPA notified members that it has updated its Commercial Substances Policies and Endorsements section to read: “NFL players, coaches, and other employees must not endorse or appear in advertisements for alcoholic beverages, tobacco, or cannabinoid products.”

The World Anti-Doping Agency removed CBD as a banned substance in 2018. Since, many athletes have landed endorsement deals with CBD companies, including Baker Mayfield, quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, who last week announced his role as brand ambassador for the CBD brand Beam. According to a Front Office Sports report, it was Mayfield’s deal that sparked the NFLPA letter and changes in language. 

Fellow NFL player and Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end, Rob Gronkowski, is among the other athletes who have endorsement deals with CBD brands.

Nine Congress Members Urge DEA To Revise Hemp Rules

Nine members of Congress have issued a letter to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to request revisions to its proposed hemp regulations.

The DEA released its interim final rule on hemp crops in August, saying the new regulations were an update to comply with the 2018 Farm Bill. However, hemp advocates and stakeholders are concerned over some language in the rule.

The letter was spearheaded by Reps. David Joyce (R-OH) and Denver Riggleman (R-VA) and pointed specifically to the processing of hemp extracts. In the new DEA rule, “any such material that contains greater than 0.3% of Δ9-THC on a dry weight basis remains controlled in schedule I.” 

Some in the industry believe this language could criminalize hemp extract at a specific point in the extraction process when THC levels can surge beyond the legal threshold of 0.3% by dry weight, despite the extract again complying with the standard once it becomes a finished product.

The letter states: “Our offices have received countless calls from constituents involved in the hemp industry who are extremely fearful that simply following the provisions of the Farm Bill will result in criminal liability under the IFR. The IFR will likely have the effect of inhibiting these nascent state hemp programs thereby harming those American companies and workers who chose to pursue careers in the hemp industry and made significant investments to effectuate those aspirations.”

The authors requested a resolution as quickly as possible, adding “DEA must revise the IFR to eliminate the ambiguities set forth above and provide peace of mind to all Americans who have chosen to pursue a career in the hemp industry.”

Other Congressmen who signed the letter include reps. Rodney Davis (R-IL), Morgan Griffith (R-VA), Glenn Grothman (R-WI), Don Young (R-AK), Anthony Gonzalez (R-OH), Earl Blumenauer (D-OR), and Matt Gaetz (R-FL).

Last week, the Hemp Industries Association and CBD brand RE Botanicals filed a lawsuit to block the DEA’s ruling.

The public comment period on the DEA’s proposed rules update ended this week but received more than 3,300 submissions. 

USDA Approves Hemp Cultivation Plans For Six States & Three Indian Tribes

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has approved the hemp cultivation plans of six more states and three Indian tribes.

States that received approval include:

• Illinois
• Indiana
• Michigan
• New Mexico
• Oklahoma
• South Dakota

While the tribes are:

• Comanche Nation
• San Carlos Apache Tribe of Arizona
• Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

With the nine additions, there are now 69 approved plans in total. 

The USDA issued its Interim Final Rule on hemp in the fall of 2019 to align with the 2018 Farm Bill provisions.

While the agency issued a Nov. 1, 2020 deadline for states and tribes to gain federal approval, the deadline was recently extended to 2021, allowing states to operate under the 2014 Farm Bill.

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