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名詞

alternative cannabinoid (plural alternative cannabinoids)

1. (chiefly US) Any psychoactive cannabinoid that is synthetically or semisynthetically derived from delta-9-THC and is not naturally present in cannabis except in negligible amounts.

   Synonyms: altnoid, noid, alt-cannabinoid, hemp-derived cannabinoid, derived psychoactive cannabis product, DPCP, gas station weed (cannabinoid sense)

使用する際の注意点

• Used chiefly of derivatives (usually isomers or homologs) of THC that are not widely prohibited, such as those that were inadvertently legalized in the U.S.A. via a loophole in the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 (e.g., delta-8-THC, delta-10-THC, HHC, and THCP).

• Sometimes used of THCA, but this is controversial due to THCA naturally occurring in cannabis in substantial amounts; as well as it not being psychoactive (without being decarboxylated into THC).

• Not to be confused with the terms synthetic cannabinoid or neocannabinoid, which refer to a different class of drugs (also called K2 or spice in slang) which includes dronabinol or nabilone.