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CBC
Structure of CBC
Cannabichromene
Effects (Community)
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Effects (For Me)
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Heavy Relaxation
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Mild Pain Relief
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Anxiety Relief
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Great Potentiation (when used with psychoactive cannabinoids)
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Muscle Relaxation
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Mild Sedation
Average Effect Length
Vaped
Come-up: 5-20 Minutes
Peak: 40-120 Minutes
Comedown: 30 Minutes - 1 Hour
Afterglow: 1-3 Hours
Eaten
Come-up: 30-60 Minutes
Peak: 2-6 Hours
Comedown: 1-2 Hours
Afterglow: 2-3 Hours
Dosage Sizes
Vaped
Threshold: 2-5mg
Low dose: 5-10mg
Avg dose: 10-25mg
Strong dose: 25mg+
Eaten
Threshold: 1-3mg
Low dose: 3-5mg
Avg dose: 5-20mg
Strong dose: 20mg+
Best known for:
Being a calming potentiator, and most people's favorite cnoid.
Viscosity
CBC has a very low viscosity. It can be pushed out of a syringe at room temperature.
Is it a phytocannabinoid? (naturally occurring cannabinoid)
CBC is a phytocannabinoid
My Opinion
CBC is currently my favorite cnoid. It adds calmness to even the most intense blends. If you get anxious when using a blend, such as something with high D9 THCV, consider using CBC to "smooth out" the experience a bit. It will also amplify the effects of the blend a bit as well, making it a no-brainer for most situations. Honestly the only reason I don't have it in all my blends is the super high cost when compared to other cnoids. On the more good news side of things, you do only need 5-10% in a blend. If you are new to the world of cannabinoids, use CBC as soon as you can. It really shows you the difference cnoids can make as well as making any blend less anxious.
What can CBC do for a blend?
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Potentiation
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Calming
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Liquidizer
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Anxiety Relief ("taking the edge off")
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Mild Sedation
Other notes:
N/A
Your cbn info section (with dosage and duration) displays cbc instead.