frequently asked

what is Daizy’s social soda?

Daizy’s Social Soda is a refreshing, cannabis-infused soda crafted for every moment that life has to offer, whether you’re at a lively gathering or enjoying some serene me-time. Our flavors are all-natural, non-GMO, gluten-free, and vegan, with just 20-25 calories and 4-5 grams of sugar per can. Daizy’s brings a mindful and inclusive option to any social setting, ensuring everyone has a reason to celebrate.

what is hemp?

Hemp is a versatile and sustainable plant that belongs to the cannabis family. Unlike its cousin, marijuana, hemp contains only trace amounts of THC (less than 0.3%). Hemp has been cultivated for thousands of years and is used in various products, from clothing and food to wellness and skincare. At Daizy’s, we harness the natural goodness of hemp to create a refreshing, socially-conscious beverage that brings people together. It’s all about enjoying the best nature has to offer, while staying mindful and inclusive.

what’s with delta-8, and why not use it instead?

While delta-8 is a newer option in the market, it lacks the regulation and extensive testing that Delta-9 offers. Delta-8 is synthesized from Delta-9 through chemical processes, which can pose safety concerns. At Daizy’s, we prioritize your safety and well-being, choosing the most reliable and well-studied option for our social sodas. We want you to feel confident in your Daizy's Social Soda choice.

how will Daizy’s make me feel and how long will i feel “it”?

Customers of Daizy’s describe their experience as a “gentle uplift” that gradually builds and then softly fades. This Daizy’s Effect provides a smooth, enjoyable sensation that adapts to your pace, putting you in control of your experience. Whether you’re seeking a mellow moment or a social spark, Daizy’s delivers just the right amount of uplift to enjoy your time, your way. Daizy’s typically takes about 20 minutes to take effect, though this can vary from person to person. The enjoyable effects usually last around 2 hours. We encourage you to start slowly, sip chilled, and enjoy a new kind of buzz—without the alcohol!

is this safe?

Yes, however, we recommend using caution until you know how the beverage will affect you. Once you’ve done that, you can sit back, relax, and know that your beverage has extensive lab testing behind it. Before the product reaches you, it’s been given a stamp of approval from a 3rd Party Lab to ensure its safety.

if this is federally legal, why can’t i have it shipped to my state?

Unfortunately, with varying regulatory environments across the U.S., we cannot sell Daizy’s in every state. We strictly adhere to each state's local laws regarding their allowance of hemp-derived THC products. Join our mailing list for updates on expanding into your local territory, and we’ll celebrate with you by cracking a can of Daizy’s as soon as it’s available in your state!

will this show up on a drug test?

Yes, it sure will! Our products will cause you to test positive for THC. We recommend not consuming if you are required to pass a drug test for marijuana.

what is fermented sugarcane (reb-m)?

Fermented Sugarcane Reb M is made through a patented fermenting process, starting with sugarcane and converting it into a natural, zero calorie, low glycemic sweetener. This results in an ingredient that has no bitter aftertaste or harsh side effects like an artificial sweetener may have - Only the best for our Daizy Socialites!

definitions

hemp

Hemp is a strain of the cannabis plant that contains low THC levels and is typically grown for industrial purposes. Hemp has been bred by human kind for thousands of years to produce textile fibers, paper, paint, food, and construction materials. Hemp needs to contain less than 0.3% THC to not be considered marijuana (0.2% in Europe). However, hemp does contain large amounts of other cannabinoids, most notably CBD. This is why hemp is used to produce CBD oil and other therapeutic cannabis products.

cannabis

Cannabis Sativa, also known as cannabis, is a flowering plant that is native to Central and South Asia. The term “cannabis” encompasses several non-scientific classifications that include “marijuana” (when the plant has high levels of THC) and “hemp” (when grown for industrial purposes, with little to no THC). The Cannabis plant has been cultivated and used by humankind for several thousands of years as a source of food and textile fiber, as well as a medicinal substance, and a recreational and spiritual drug.

marijuana

Marijuana is a non-scientific term used to describe strains of the cannabis plant with a high THC content. Marijuana has been grown and consumed by humans for thousands of years for its medicinal, spiritual, and recreational potential. This type of cannabis, as opposed to hemp, is specifically bred to be consumed by humans through various available delivery methods. Marijuana also contains large amounts of CBD, as well as other important cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids. There are high-CBD/low-THC strains of marijuana that provide a therapeutic effect without the psychoactive effects usually associated to marijuana.

thc

THC is one of the most present cannabinoids in cannabis. This chemical compound is responsible for producing the plant’s intoxicating, mind-altering effect. THC’s psychoactive effect has been one of the main reasons behind cannabis consumption throughout human history. In recent decades, hundreds of peer-reviewed clinical trials have proved THC’s therapeutic potential well beyond its psychoactivity, in the treatment of several medical conditions including cancer, HIV/Aids, Parkinson’s disease, Crohn’s disease, MS, fibromyalgia and autism.

cbd (cannabidiol)

CBD (or cannabidiol) is a cannabinoid that is present in large quantities in most cannabis strains. Dozens of clinical studies have found CBD effective in treating a vast number of ailments like epilepsy, PTSD, HIV/AIDS, cancer, MS, Crohn's disease, Parkinson’s disease, ALS, Alzheimer's, and Arthritis. CBD does not have an intoxicating effect in humans, making it a safe plant-derived therapeutic ingredient.

2024 Delta 9
state legal information

Alabama

Alabama Legal - All parts and strains of Cannabis sativa, under cultivation or possession by licensed growers, must contain Delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) concentrations of no more than 0.3% on a dry weight basis.

Alaska

Alaska Illegal - Alaska banned hemp Delta-9 THC on November 3rd, 2023. However, adult recreational use of marijuana is permitted. Additionally, the state classifies other THC variants like Delta-8, Delta-10, and THC-O as controlled substances.

Arizona

Arizona Legal - Individuals can freely buy hemp-derived products with less than 0.3% THC.

Arkansas

Arkansas Legal - Arkansas legalized hemp-derived products through HB1640, including Delta 8, Delta 9, and CBD. Delta 9 THC from hemp is permissible if its concentration remains at or below 0.3% on a dry weight basis.

California

California Legal - The state has recently imposed strict restrictions on hemp product accessibility. Vaping is banned until a tax structure is implemented, and products containing THC isolates are prohibited. Additionally, THC concentration limits now encompass all THC types, effectively outlawing most delta-8 products.

Colorado

Colorado Legal - Delta-9 THC is permitted with conditions: less than 1.75 mg per serving, with no more than five servings per container, and a CBD to THC ratio of 15:1 or high.

Connecticut

Connecticut Legal - Connecticut allows hemp Delta-9 THC products only in licensed dispensaries, except for low-potency items. SB 893 legalized industrial hemp, while SB 6699 created a 'high THC hemp product' category with strict THC limits for edibles.

Delaware

Delaware Illegal - Delaware's hemp law (SB 266) doesn't exempt hemp's THC from the controlled substances act, prohibiting the sale of any hemp products containing THC.