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This data is taken from the cannabinoid info sheets over the lifetime of the site as of 7/5/25. While this data may not indicate what is being used the most, these are the cannabinoids that people are looking for info on the most. Very surprised to see CBG, CBC, and especially THC-B above HHC. I was under the impression that HHC would be far and away the top. Most likely due to international traffic. Also very interesting to me that raw numbers put HHCPo above HHCp, while previous polls have people ranking HHCp higher than HHCPo. It could be due to people knowing less about HHCPo so they are looking for info more often, but there's no way to be sure why this is the case. Anyways, I found this data interesting, I hope you do too. Have a good one!

Let's recreate some cannabinoids! The purpose of this exercise is to allow people who have not tried a certain cannabinoid to have a ballpark idea of what it might feel like by describing how I would recreate that cannabinoid's effect profile using a blend of other cannabinoids. THIS DESCRIBES THE EFFECT PROFILE, NOT STRENGTH OR DURATION. The non-strong cannabinoids are going to be fairly accurate but the stronger cannabinoids are all going to appear weaker and shorter than they actually are due to the nature of the exercise. D9 THC Replica Blend 45% HHC 20% D8 THC 10% CBC 10% CBD 7.5% CBN 5% CBG 2.5% THC-B D8 THC Replica Blend 50% HHC 40% CBG 10% CBT HHC Replica Blend 50% D9 THC 20% D8 THC 10% H4CBD 10% CBC 10% CBN HHCo Replica Blend 40% D9 THCo 30% HHC 10% CBDo 10% H4CBD 10% CBC D9 THCo Replica Blend 40% HHCo 30% D9 THC 10% CBDo 10% CBC 10% CBNo D8 THCo Replica Blend 40% HHCo 30% D8 THC 20% CBDo 10% CBC THC-M Replica Blend 40% HHCo 30% D8 THCo 20% CBDo 10% CBT THCPo Replica Blend 40% D9 THC-P 30% D9 THCo 20% THC-H 10% CBDo HHCPo Replica Blend 40% HHC-P 30% HHC-H 10% D9 THCo 10% H4CBD 5% CBDo 5% CBNo HHC-P Replica Blend 40% HHC-H 20% D9 THCp 10% HHC 10% D9 THC 10% CBN 10% H4CBD HHCPm Replica Blend 30% HHCp 20% HHCPo 15% HHCo 20% D9 THCo 10% CBT 5% CBNo D8 THC-P Replica Blend 40% THC-H 30% D8 THC 30% CBG D9 THC-P Replica Blend 40% THC-H 30% D9 THC 30% CBG D9 THC-H Replica Blend 40% D9 THC-P 30% D9 THC 20% D8 THC 10% CBC D8 THC-H Replica Blend 45% D8 THC-P 30% D8 THC 20% D9 THC-P 5% CBC HHC-H Replica Blend 30% HHC-P 30% D9 THC 20% HHC 10% CBC 10% H4CBD 8-OH-HHC Replica Blend 30% HHC-P 20% D9 THC 20% CBN 10% H4CBD 10% CBNo 10% CBC 10-OH-HHC Replica Blend 30% HHC-P 20% D9 THC 20% CBN 20% CBNo 5% H4CBD 5% CBC THC-B Replica Blend 30% D9 THC-P 30% D8 THC 20% CBG 10% CBT 10% THCv D8 THCBo Replica Blend 30% D8 THC-P 30% D8 THCo 20% CBGo 10% CBT 10% THCv D9 THC-C8 Replica Blend 30% HHCp 30% HHCPo 20% D9 THCp 10% CBNp 10% CBNo

This is an overview of everything that happened in the last 30 days on the website as well as in the world of cannabinoids. Sorry I missed a few months. The site saw the following updates and additions: The Classical Cannabinoid Consumers Guide 2025 Edition Release An updated version of the 2024 classical cannabinoid consumers guide that is packed with even more info and for a much cheaper price. The softback is $18, the hardcover is $25. It is also available as an ebook for free if you have Kindle Unlimited. Learn everything you need to know about classical cannabinoids like HHC, D8 THC, THC-H, CBC, and many more. This guide will take you from not knowing anything about cannabinoids to making the perfect blends for any given situation. Everything from a beginner's guide to advanced blending techniques to safety info and more are covered in this guide. This guide has all the info on classical cannabinoids you need to know. Added THC-C8 Cannabinoid Info Sheet THC-C8 is a brand-new strong cannabinoid that is intensely hazy and sleepy. THC-C8 feels like HHCPo in many ways but with a stronger body high and a slight power bump down, though I have heard reports of others saying it was the strongest cannabinoid they have tried. For me personally I think HHCPo takes the power cake, but it is a close race to be sure. Added Sedation Tier List A tier list that describes which cannabinoids are best for sleep. Lowered Rig Prices Many rigs are $40 now Added Quartz Bangers to the shop 25mm wide 14mm male flat top bangers for 13.99$ Updated Multiple Tier Lists Added newer cannabinoids to the tier lists that were missing them Industry News/Articles: Czechia Senate approves new restrictions on sale of kratom and cannabis-derivative HHC USDA Won’t Enforce Rule Requiring Hemp To Be Tested At DEA Labs For Another Year Due To ‘Inadequate’ Access For Growers Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Launches Major Legislative Initiative to Ban All THC "New Jersey Begins Enforcing Ban on Intoxicating Hemp Products" New legislation would ban sale of intoxicating hemp in Ohio

Cannabinoids with Turkey is a site dedicated to education and reviews about new and exciting cannabinoids. Learn everything you need to know about emerging cannabinoids like HHC, Delta 8, THC-O, THC-P, THC-H, etc. with cannabinoid info sheets, tools, tutorials, and more. Cannabinoid Popularity Tier List A cannabinoid popularity tier list based on page views of each cannabinoid info sheet. Replicating Cannabinoid Effects With Blends An attempt to recreate every psychoactive cannabinoid with a blend of other cannabinoids. Turkey's "Monthly" Newsletter: November 2024 This is an overview of everything that happened in the last 30 days on the website as well as in the world of cannabinoids. Sorry I missed a Cannabinoid Sedation Tier List A tier list that describes which cannabinoids are best for sleep.

The cannabinoid beginners guide has everything you need to get started with cannabinoids. Learn about the different effects, vendors, and more very quickly. This is the resource I wish I had when I started with cannabinoids! These links should cover all the basics you need to know without being too overwhelming. Cannabinoid Beginners Guide SCROLL DOWN TO SEE FAQ AND "HOW TO MAKE YOUR FIRST BLEND" GUIDE You will find everything you need to get started with Alt Cannabinoids here. Learn about the different effects, blending methods, and more very quickly. This is the resource I wish I had when I started with Altnoids! These links should cover all the basics you need to know without being too overwhelming. Many of the po sts have videos to go along with them if you prefer to learn that way. Remember when reading my reports on effects that I am just one person, and the effects of different psychoactive substances tend to vary from person to person. If these links don't answer all the questions you have please feel free to join me and the co mmunity on the AltCannabinoid Discord server . We'd love to answer your questions and help you get started. After Checking out those links, you'll have most of what you need to know, but keep poking around on the site. There's lots of depth to this hobby. PS I am not and will not be sponsored by any cannabinoid companies. Please be wary of the top results on google for lots of this stuff. It's filled to the brim with garbage articles written by SEO companies that are just doing masked keyword stuffing to sell their BS gummies or whatever. Have fun and happy blending! Cannabinoid Effects + Tier List The Cannabis Glossary Psychoactive Noid Effect Comparison Psychoactive Cannabinoid Info Sheets Non-Active Cannabinoid Info Sheets Cannabinoid Safety Cannabinoid Power Rankings Cannabinoid Naming Conventions C-Noid Effect Comparison How To Blend Noids The Big Small Guide to Altcannabinoids (Written by Cannabiphorol) Cannabinoid Intoxication Timelines Making Your F irst Blend Decide what noids you want in your blend using the cannabinoid tier list and comparison Check the recommended blend percentages page to help decide how much of each noid you should use Use the blend calculator to decide on your blend percentages Follow this blend guide Enjoy Fi rst Timer FAQ Introduction - stuff you probably know THCa is the traditional THC yo u are familiar with. It occurs naturally in high amounts in the cannabis plant. THCa on its own is not psychoactive, but once heated it is converted into D9 THC. Both D9 and D8 are iso m ers of THC. What's an isomer? An isomer is the same formula but has a different arrangement of atoms in the molecule and different properties. What's an analog? Chemical analogs are two chemical compounds that have structures that are similar to one another. They will usually differ only in the possession of a particular functional group or substructure. What are some good noids to start with? To start out I’d recommend you get some D8, CBD, CBG, and HHC/CBN. With these ingredients, you can make some great blends and they are all very low cost. Are these noids found in nature? Most of these noids are indeed phytocannabinoids (Naturally occurring cannabinoids). They have all been found within the plant with the following known exceptions: THCo, HHCo, THCPo, HHCPo, HHCv, HHCh. These noids, while being directly related to THC, have never been found in nature. Ok, so how are the alt noids made? CBGa can be directly turned into THCa, CBDa, CBCa, or CBG. As for the other noids,they can make them from modifying one of the listed noids in any number of ways. (there are a few exceptions to this rule, namely the phorols like THCp). Basically, they take CBGa they extract from biomass (kinda like shake from a farm) and then start fucking with the molecule till it's to their liking. So there is a real argument to be made that there's something "unnatural" about it. **HOWEVER** Natural doesn't mean good - cyanide is natural. So are bobcats and spikey rocks. A chemical is itself no matter where it's derived from. Rather that place be harvested directly through the plants or synthed from CBGa - the chemical itself stays the same. The natural-ness of a chemical does not have anything to do with its safety profile. These noids are indeed new to mass consumption, but all of our current knowledge points to all these alts being safe. Is this stuff like spice or other dangerous synths I used to hear about? No, “spice” “K2” and other synthetic cannabinoids have no relation to the cannabis plant at all. I was under the impression, as are a lot of people, that the reason those noids were more dangerous was because they were full agonists, however, that is not true. The real reason is that structurally unrelated drugs like indoles have nothing in common with classical cannabinoid benzopyrans like THC besides the receptor they hit. Their structural difference is likely the reason for problems because every indole noid has problems no matter how weak or what substitution while classical canna inside benzopyrans don't seem to cause issues despite heavy modifications. So does that mean it’s safe? Yes, no, and maybe. I will say with certainty that cannabinoids that are based on traditional THC/CBD have proven to be VASTLY safer than traditional synthetic cannabinoids like “K2”. From a very, very anecdotal standpoint, I have consumed many grams of Alt Cannabinoids over the course of the last 3 years, and my side effects are not noticeable. Compared to smoking just D9, these last 3 years have been far more clear-headed and nice. Once again, take this with an enormous grain of salt as I could develop issues later in life, and also, I’m just one person, I could just be getting lucky. These new noids aren’t exactly “new”, they were mostly all discovered far before the year 2000, but they have only recently hit the market, and outside of the lab, this is the first time they are being consumed, especially at large scale. What I’m saying here, is that by participating in this community/movement/whatever you want to call it, you are actively engaging in taking drugs that exist in an unregulated and unstudied market. When looking at the available science, it seems to me everything will be okay - but we have thought that a lot of times in the past (for example we put tetraethyl lead in gas before we knew better), so please know you are in uncharted waters. Admin button (do not publish to live site)