What’s the difference between THC-O and delta-8 THC?

THC-O: Whether you saw it in a headline or a store display, it’s probably an unfamiliar string of letters. And if you surmised that it’s the latest form of THC made from hemp — correct! But you might still be wondering how it differs from other isomers, like delta-8 THC.

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