Delta-8 Dab Syringe – Misfit

• Lab-tested by a 3rd party
• No MCT, PG, VG, PEG oil, or Vitamin E
• 100% all-natural ingredients
• No additives or preservatives
• Naturally flavored with Cannabis Terpenes
• 900mg total Delta-8 THC

Our Delta 8 THC Distillate Dab Syringe Information

Our Delta 8 THC dab syringe features 1 ml of hemp-derived Delta 8 THC oil distillate with a blend of strain-specific cannabis terpenes.  Our D8 is extracted from hemp.  The Delta 8 THC experience typically provides an amazing uplifting feel with a  calming energy that doesn’t overpower.  Delta 8 vape carts are ideal for those who don’t like the anxiety and paranoia sometimes caused by Delta 9 (marijuana).

As Delta 8 is extremely concentrated, it can be harsh on the throat.  Be sure to take small short puffs if you plan to smoke this.  Our Delta 8 THC 1ml distillate dab syringes are at least 900mg of ∆8THC, exact amount will vary by batch.

Directions

Our dab syringe is perfect for many things.  Dab it in your rig, use it in your edibles, make hash, or smoke it in a vape cart.  The uses for this Delta 8 dab syringe are only limited to your imagaination.

Heat the syringe in a warm water bath, pop on the blunt tip needle, and easily take what is needed. This syringe is NOT for injecting into your bodyl

Certain drugs may interact with cannabis.  You can check cannabis interactions here.

What is Delta 8 THC?

Per Harvard Website

“Delta-8-THC is found in trace quantities in cannabis, but can be distilled and synthesized from hemp. It is increasingly being marketed as medical marijuana with less of the high and less of the anxiety that can come with this high. Unlike the other compounds discussed here, Delta-8-THC is an intoxicating cannabinoid, but it has only a fraction of the high that THC causes — and much less of the accompanying anxiety and paranoia. It can alleviate many of the same symptoms that cannabis can, making it a potentially attractive medicine for people who want little to do with the high of cannabis. It is thought to be especially helpful for nausea and appetite stimulation. There is some evidence (albeit from a very small study of 10 children) that suggests delta-8-THC may be an effective option to prevent vomiting during chemotherapy treatments for cancer. While the claims for delta-8 are intriguing, there is a lack of good human studies to substantiate its efficacy or safety, so we need to take the marketing claims with a grain of salt.”