When people say CBD doesn’t work, it’s usually not because CBD is ineffective. More often, it comes down to how it’s used. Low dosing, inconsistent use, unrealistic expectations, or choosing the wrong format can all make CBD easy to dismiss. CBD is subtle by nature and works best when taken consistently, at an appropriate dose, and in a form that matches the goal. When those factors line up, many people find CBD easier to notice and rely on over time. It’s not about instant effects. It’s about using it the right way.

Choosing between CBD or THC isn’t about which one is better. It’s about understanding how each works and what you want from the experience. THC tends to be more noticeable and mind-forward, while CBD is subtle and body-focused. When used together, many people find they create a more balanced and predictable experience than either one alone. The key is matching the compound, format, and expectations to your personal needs. When those elements line up, CBD and THC stop feeling confusing and start feeling intentional.

CBN Gummies – For the partner or friend who needs to sleep THC Syrup (1000mg) – For the heavy hitter or the party cocktail creator THC Shots – For on-the-go users who need strength in a pocket-sized bottle 5mg Gummies – For beginners, anxious minds, or those easing back into THC 10mg Gummies – Classic, functional, and perfect for everyday chill 15mg Clusters & Mini Mondos – Choose candy-coated fun or clean potency 25mg Gummies – For the seasoned edible user who’s tired of doubling up 50mg Supercubes & Ropes – For the serious user who wants one and done CBD + THC Gummies – Calm, balance, and cycle support for everyday stress THCA Flower (Sativa/Indica/Hybrid) – For purists who want premium smoke

In late 2025, Congress passed a federal law banning all intoxicating hemp-derived cannabinoids, including Delta-8, THC-V, THCA flower, THC-P, HHC, and more. This goes into full effect on November 12, 2026—and applies to every state, regardless of local laws. This means that all current THC gummies, syrups, vapes, and flower derived from hemp will be federally illegal. The new limit is 0.8mg THC per package, which is essentially nothing. Even microdose products are banned under this rule. There is hope: a proposed carve-out could allow 5mg THC edibles and 10mg drinks, but it hasn’t passed yet. If you use these products, now’s the time to stock up, speak up, and support efforts to keep low-dose THC legal. VEED is pivoting fast—developing new CBD, CBN, and CBG-based products that still help with sleep, stress, and wellness, and preparing to offer compliant 5mg products if the carve-out is approved. This isn’t the end—but it is the end of hemp THC as we know it. We’ve got your back—and we’re building what’s next.