Buy Sour Diesel Carts Carts Online. Miami is one of the most attractive cities in the world, with hot people, wonderful weather, and a lot of buzz surrounding the HHC. Miami High, the newest HHC vape cart, brings a flavor of Miami to your home. The Miami High HHC Vape Cart in Sour Diesel provides 900mg of pure HHC as well as a taste of Sunshine City. With this smooth, delectable vape, you’ll be as high as you’ve ever been.

When you’ve had your fill of the sun, why not let Miami High take you out for some nightlife? Miami is always a party, and with the 900mg Miami High Sour Diesel vape cart, it never ends. So take a few puffs and relax.

Sour Diesel, one of the hottest strains available, allows you to keep the party going. When you consume some of our purest HHC, you will experience a buzz from head to toe. This is the essence of Miami reduced to its most basic form. Prepare for a fantastic night on the streets of Miami by grabbing a puff and passing it to your buddies!

The Miami High HHC Vape Cart in Sour Diesel, like all of our goods, has been third-party tested for safety and efficacy, so you know you’re only getting the best this city has to offer. In our carts, we only utilize pure, hemp-derived HHC, no synthetics, and no Vitamin E Acetate.

What exactly is HHC?

HHC is a THC cousin that has long been known to research but was rarely mentioned by cannabis users until lately. HHC is a minor cannabinoid found naturally in cannabis, but in insufficient quantities to make extraction cost-effective. Because commercial manufacturing of HHC is still in its early stages, it is not widely known.

By changing the chemistry of the molecules, most cannabinoids can be transformed to other cannabinoids. Commercial HHC, like delta 8 THC and delta 10 THC, is created in a lab using chemical methods from hemp-derived CBD. HHC has one significant legal advantage over delta 8 and delta 10: it is not referred to as THC.

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Chemist Roger Adams discovered HHC in the 1940s. He made HHC by introducing hydrogen into the THC molecule and modifying its physical characteristics. The hydrogenation technique was initially detailed in a 1947 patent publication.

The structure of delta 9 THC is modified by hydrogenation by replacing a double bond with two hydrogen atoms, which increases its molecular weight and makes it more stable. According to scientist and BR Brands Chief Science Officer Mark Scialdone, hydrogenation improves “stability and resistance to thermo-oxidative breakdown,” which means HHC has a longer shelf life and is less susceptible to UV radiation and heat damage.