Delta 9 THC Syrup LAB REPORTS

Nutrition Facts

Our Delta 9 Lean Syrup is a high-potency, hemp-derived THC syrup delivering 750mg of delta 9 THC in a smooth, sugar-free mango formula. Mix it into your favorite drink or take it straight — each bottle gives you full control over your dose, making it one of the most versatile delta 9 products available.

What Is Delta 9 Syrup?

Delta 9 syrup is a liquid THC formula designed to be added to beverages or taken by the spoonful. Unlike gummies — where each piece is a fixed dose — syrup lets you dial in exactly how much you want, from a light 5mg serving to a stronger 25mg+ experience. It works the same way as any other edible: absorbed through the digestive system, with effects typically arriving within 30–90 minutes and lasting 4–6 hours.

The mango sugar-free version is formulated without added sugar, making it a cleaner option for those watching their sugar intake or managing dietary restrictions.

750mg Potency — Why It Matters

At 750mg per bottle, this is a high-concentration syrup built for experienced consumers who want serious potency and value. A standard 5ml serving delivers approximately 25mg of delta 9 THC — comparable to two and a half standard-dose gummies in a single teaspoon. Start low if you're new to edibles, and give it at least 90 minutes before re-dosing.

How to Use It

• Mix into a drink: Add one teaspoon (5ml) to juice, soda, tea, or water and stir well. The syrup blends easily into cold or warm beverages.
• Take it straight: Use the included measurement markings and take directly from the spoon or cap.
• Start with half a serving (2.5ml / ~12.5mg) if you're new to delta 9 edibles or haven't used this product before.

Is Delta 9 Syrup Legal?

Yes. This product is hemp-derived and federally legal under the 2018 Farm Bill, which permits hemp products containing 0.3% or less delta-9 THC by dry weight. Because the syrup contains water, glycerin, and other ingredients that contribute to total product weight, the 750mg of THC represents a small fraction of total dry weight — well within federal limits. Note: hemp product regulations vary by state. Check your local laws before ordering.

Ingredients

Purified water, vegetable glycerin, natural mango flavoring, citric acid, potassium sorbate, hemp-derived delta 9 THC distillate. Contains no added sugar.

Precautions

• Do not operate a vehicle or heavy machinery after use.
• Not for use by persons under 21 years of age.
• Do not use if pregnant, breastfeeding, or trying to conceive.
• Traces of THC may be detected in drug screenings.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Consult a physician before use if you have a medical condition or take prescription medications.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does delta 9 syrup take to kick in?

Most people feel effects within 30–90 minutes, depending on body weight, metabolism, and whether you've eaten recently. Because it's processed like an edible, effects take longer to arrive than vaping but last significantly longer — typically 4–6 hours.

How is syrup different from delta 9 gummies?

The main difference is dosing flexibility. A gummy is a fixed serving — usually 10–25mg per piece. Syrup lets you measure any amount you want, from a microdose to a full serving, using a teaspoon or the bottle's measurement markings. It's also easy to mix into drinks, which gummies can't do.

How much delta 9 syrup should I take?

If you're new to delta 9 edibles, start with 2.5ml (roughly half a teaspoon), which delivers approximately 12.5mg of THC. Experienced users typically take a full 5ml serving (25mg). Always wait at least 90 minutes before considering an additional dose.

What does "sugar-free" mean for this product?

The sugar-free formula uses no added cane sugar or high-fructose corn syrup. It's flavored with natural mango flavoring, making it suitable for those managing sugar intake or following low-sugar diets.

Can I mix delta 9 syrup into any drink?

Yes. It blends well into most beverages — juice, soda, iced tea, sparkling water, or lemonade. Avoid mixing into very hot liquids, which can degrade the cannabinoids.