Blazed Turbo Delta-8 THC + Delta-9 THC + THC-P Gummies

Lab Results

• Electric Wave — A bright, candy-bright opening that reads citrus-forward on the first chew, with a sweet-tart pull that lands somewhere between lemon-lime soda and a fruit punch concentrate. The mid-palate softens into a smoother sugar-rounded fruit blend, and the finish is clean and cool with no lingering bitterness — the kind of flavor profile that does not telegraph the potency tier sitting underneath it.
• Power Pop — Opens sharp and effervescent with a candy-soda quality up front, the kind of sweetness that reads more like a cola-meets-fruit-punch than a single fruit. The body of the chew turns slightly creamier mid-palate, almost cotton-candy in register, before resolving into a clean sweet-tart finish that does not coat the mouth. Among the four flavors, this one carries the marginally highest cannabinoid load per package per the COA — keep that in mind when dosing.
• Sunset Rave — A tropical fruit profile that opens with a mango-and-pineapple register on the first bite, sweet rather than tart, with a slight vanilla-rounded warmth through the mid-palate. The finish is soft and slow rather than sharp — no citrus bite at the back end — which makes it the most mellow-feeling flavor of the four despite the potency being effectively the same.
• Mixed Flavors — Assorted candy-fruit profiles in a single package; each gummy delivers a different opening note depending on the piece. Expect variation across pieces in sweetness register and finish character. If you prefer a consistent flavor experience across a session, choose one of the single-flavor variants instead.

• Veteran edible consumers with a well-established high-tolerance baseline
• Long-duration evening or nighttime sessions where 6–8+ hour effect length is desired
• Replacing a higher-mg single-cannabinoid edible with a multi-cannabinoid blend for a different effect character
• Buyers comparing Delta-8 dominant blends against Delta-9 dominant edibles at the same potency tier
• Couch-lock or full-relaxation sessions at home, with no obligations afterward
• Tolerance-stacking buyers who have plateaued on standard 50–100mg Delta-9 edibles and want to introduce a CB1-potentiating minor
• Slow-onset edible profiles where the buyer prefers a build over a sharp peak
• Multi-cannabinoid experimentation at a known per-piece dose — the COA-anchored composition makes this a usable reference point rather than a guess

What is THC-P, and why does 2mg of it matter in a gummy that already has 100mg of Delta-8?

THC-P (tetrahydrocannabiphorol) is a naturally occurring minor cannabinoid with a longer alkyl side chain than Delta-9 THC, which gives it stronger binding affinity at the CB1 receptor. In practical terms, 2mg of THC-P contributes a disproportionate amount to the felt intensity relative to its weight — it shortens the time to come-up perception and extends the session length. That is why the per-piece tolerance assessment on this product is a tier higher than the raw 100mg Delta-8 figure alone would suggest.

How is the Delta-9 THC content here compliant with the 2018 Farm Bill?

The 2018 Agriculture Improvement Act sets a 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight ceiling for hemp-derived products, calculated as a percentage of the product’s mass — not as an absolute mg cap. The COA for this product confirms 0.12% Delta-9 THC by dry weight, which is below that federal threshold. The per-piece Delta-9 mg figure (around 5mg) is a function of the gummy’s mass, not the regulatory limit.

How do I dose this if I am used to 25mg Delta-9 gummies?

Per the COA, each gummy delivers approximately 100mg Delta-8 THC, 5mg Delta-9 THC, and 2mg THC-P. Because Delta-8 is roughly half the subjective potency of Delta-9 and THC-P potentiates the blend, a single piece typically lands in the felt-intensity range of an 80–120mg Delta-9 edible — significantly stronger than a 25mg Delta-9 gummy. If 25mg Delta-9 is your normal dose, start with one quarter of a single gummy and wait the full 90-minute onset window before redosing.

How does this compare to a single-cannabinoid Delta-9 edible at the same total mg?

A 100mg Delta-9-only edible delivers a more linear come-up and peak driven by a single molecule. The Blazed Turbo blend layers Delta-8 (a smoother, body-leaning baseline), Delta-9 (a smaller fuller-bodied contribution), and THC-P (an intensity multiplier with a slower-burn feel). Buyers tend to describe the multi-cannabinoid version as longer-lasting and more body-weighted, with a less abrupt peak.

What does it actually feel like in the first hour and into hour four?

Onset typically begins at 30–60 minutes and continues to build through the 90-minute mark — at this potency tier, the come-up is rarely subtle. The first hour is a clear gradient rather than a sudden hit; the second through fourth hours are where most users describe the peak, with strong body relaxation and a heavier head register driven by the THC-P contribution. Expect effects to persist into hours six and beyond, particularly for those without a daily-use tolerance.

Does the COA cover all four flavors, or just one?

Three of the four flavors (Electric Wave, Power Pop, Sunset Rave) have batch-specific COAs from PharmLabs San Diego dated September 28, 2025. The Mixed Flavors COA in the available documentation shares a sample identifier with the Electric Wave batch and reports identical figures, which the merchant is currently verifying. If you are sensitive to small differences in cannabinoid composition between flavors, the per-flavor COA breakdown in the Lab Results link is the best reference. The Power Pop batch tested marginally higher in total cannabinoids per package than the other three; the difference is small but visible in the COA data.