The Problematic Rise of Delta-8

Seemingly out of nowhere, Delta-8 has become a popular drug among millions of Americans, appearing in thousands of gas stations, vape shops, and more in just a few years.

 However, its rapid rise raises many questions: How is it legal? How safe is it? How is it made?

Today, we explore the controversial rise of Delta-8 THC products and how a small loophole in a federal bill has allowed a massive industry to emerge, one that presents numerous concerns.

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