With the increasing popularity of THC edibles, many consumers are drawn to their convenience, discreet consumption, and longer-lasting effects compared to smoking. From gummies to brownies, to VEED’s nano-infused seltzers and syrups, edibles provide a variety of options for both novice and experienced cannabis users. However, one concern that regularly arises in the cannabis community is the sensation of a pounding heart or increased heart rate after consuming THC edibles. This reaction, while common, can feel unsettling and sometimes alarming, particularly for those new to cannabis edibles.

THC seltzers have carved out a niche in the cannabis world, offering a fun, drinkable option for those who want to enjoy the effects of THC without the intensity of higher-dose edibles. These beverages usually range from 5mg to 100mg of THC per can, but our low-dose options specifically target a crowd of edgy mocktail lovers who want that extra kick—minus the alcohol.

When it comes to consuming cannabis, the choice between edibles and joints often boils down to personal preference, but the strength and effects of these two methods are far from identical. For both seasoned cannabis users and newcomers alike, understanding the differences between edibles and joints is crucial for having a safe and enjoyable experience.

Understanding the Situation & Why You Woke Up High  Waking up high can be an unexpected and disorienting experience, especially if you didn’t anticipate lingering effects from the night before. This can happen for various reasons, such as consuming a higher dose of THC than usual, trying a new product with a delayed onset, or simply underestimating the strength of an edible. The good news is that waking up high is usually harmless, though it can be uncomfortable. Understanding why you’re in this situation is the first step in managing it effectively. THC, the psychoactive compound in cannabis, is metabolized by your body over time. Depending on the dose and your personal metabolism, the effects of THC can last anywhere...