Bulk 10-Hydroxyhexahydrocannabinol (10-OH-HHC Isolate)

10-OH-HHC – An all new cannabinoid only available at CannaClear.com! We have a very limited quantity of this product so don’t miss out!

Hemp-derived 10-hydroxy-hexahydrocannabinol is one of the naturally occurring metabolites of hexahydrocannabinol (HHC). It is though to be typically generated in the highest concentrations during the ‘first pass’ metabolism following oral consumption. This product comes in a powdered isolated form. To ensure optimal shelf life, it is advised to store the material properly in a cold, inert, and light-protected environment.

Our Hemp derived 10-OH-HHC is made from CBD that has been hydrogenated into HHC, the HHC then undergoes further proprietary processes to produce 10-OH-HHC. Hydrogenation usually depends on scarce transition metal catalysts such as palladium, platinum, rhodium, ruthenium, iridium, and nickel. Oxidizing agents like selenium, osmium, ruthenium, chromium, manganese, molybdenum, or halogens many of these materials are often carcinogenic and can be even more dangerous. These methods frequently employ harsh industrial solvents, which may contaminate the end products and produce persistent waste streams that create a continuous environmental impact. Our 10-OH-HHC is made using technology and processes that are free of transition metals, utilize eco-friendly, biodegradable, plant-based solvents that do not contaminate water sources, harm the ozone layer, or contribute to air pollution.

Hemp derived 10-OH-HHC is versatile in how it can be consumed. It can be ingested orally, applied topically, or inhaled through vaporization, making it a flexible and versatile compound.

Properties:

• Pure 10-OH-HHC (100% purity)
• Chromatogram Available under our lab results section
• White Powdered isolate (powder). Very fine granular structure.

Scientists have discovered over 100 metabolites of Δ9-THC, with some possessing psychotropic properties. The metabolism of cannabinoids is highly intricate, involving a diverse detoxification process that adds various functional groups at multiple positions on the carbon backbone.

Upon consumption, cannabinoids are primarily metabolized in the liver by cytochrome P450 enzymes (CYP2C9, CYP2C19, and CYP3A4 isozymes). In the primary metabolism stage, liver enzymes oxygenate cannabinoids to facilitate their excretion. Some metabolites exhibit psychoactive properties and are believed to subtly contribute to the parent molecule’s psychotropic effect.

C8 oxygenation plays a significant role in Δ9-THC metabolism, leading to the production of 10-OH-THC. Studies indicate that HHC, a naturally occurring cannabinoid and a possible product of THC metabolism, follows a similar oxygenation pathway to THC. The conversion of HHC to 10-OH-HHC varies depending on the species studied.