The Best Cannabinoids For Arousal

Looking to experience pleasure like you never have before? For the first time ever, we’re asking you to put down the THC and experiment with something different.

You’ve seen our list of the best strains for arousal, but we haven’t touched on the best cannabinoids for arousal. Turns out, different cannabinoids have much more drastic differences than strains do, considering cannabis strains are only abundant in Delta-9 THC and CBD.

Below, we’ve included the top 3 cannabinoids for arousal and how they’ll benefit you in the bedroom. Keep reading for more information on how to spice things up.

If you haven’t tried CBD for sex, it’s about time you do. In case you’re unaware, CBD is a naturally occurring cannabinoid found in cannabis and hemp plants. It’s abundant in these plants and easily extracted through various processes.

CBD is non-psychoactive, meaning it doesn’t produce the common effects of being “high” from weed. Instead, it produces relaxing, stress-relieving, and mood-elevating effects without feeling high. It’s basically a mood enhancer without any negative side effects.

When used in the bedroom, whether that’s with a few drops of a tincture, a CBD strain, or even CBD lube, it can greatly relax the body and let you focus on pure pleasure. It can also reduce anxiety, pain, and discomfort involved in sexual intercourse. CBD will only benefit you in the bedroom, and it’s always worth a shot.

Instead of using Delta-9 THC in the bedroom, we suggest experimenting with Delta-8 THC. For those who don’t know, Delta-8 THC is another naturally occurring cannabinoid found in cannabis and hemp plants. It’s also pretty abundant, making it easy to extract and use in products.

When it comes to the effects of Delta-8 THC, they’re much more subtle than those of Delta-9 THC. While Delta-9 is famous for its euphoric and trippy high, Delta-8 is generally more relaxing, less likely to produce anxiety, and, overall, less potent.

Think of Delta-8 THC as the midway point between Delta-9 THC and CBD. When used in the bedroom, it makes for an excellent relaxation tool by calming the mind and body with a subtle high that’s strong enough to experience enhanced sensations but not too strong where you’ll be too high to do the deed.

Here’s a cannabinoid you might not have heard of. THCV is another naturally occurring cannabinoid, but it’s only found in some specific strains. Furthermore, it’s not abundant in the plant, making it harder to extract.

Regardless, there are tons of THCV products out there that are worth trying, and they might be your one-way ticket to pleasure land. Regarding its potency, THCV has a more subtle effect compared to Delta-9 THC. Its high is shorter, too. However, its unique effects are pretty impressive.

Some refer to THCV as skinny weed because it doesn’t produce the munchies. In fact, it’s an appetite suppressant, so it might serve you well before a spicy session in the bedroom. Most impressively, some anecdotal reports suggest that THCV has aphrodisiac effects, potentially increasing libido, reducing anxiety, and promoting physical relaxation. It’s worth a shot, right?