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Cannabinoids

HHCP (Hexahydrocannabiphorol)

Street names: HHCP, HHC-P

HHCP (Hexahydrocannabiphorol) — Vapes/gummies — hydrogenated THCP

What it does

  • Very potent, long-lasting HHC-family high

Key risks

  • No safety data
  • Extreme potency = overdose likelihood
  • Unregulated

Overdose signs

  • Severe anxiety
  • Prolonged impairment

📋Quick facts

Also known asHHCP, HHC-P
CategoryCannabinoids
Schedule / classFederally unscheduled; banned some states
AppearanceVapes/gummies — hydrogenated THCP
Street price$25–$60
Legal statusFederally unscheduled; banned some states
Last updated2026-09-17
Sources: FDA

Category comparison — Cannabinoids

SubstanceClassTop risksStreet price
HHCP (Hexahydrocannabiphorol)Federally unscheduled; banned some statesNo safety data; Extreme potency = overdose likelihood$25–$60
THC-P (Tetrahydrocannabiphorol)Federally unscheduled; DEA gray; banned several statesPotency makes overdose (anxiety, psychosis) likely for novices; Semi-synthetic — no human safety data$25–$60 vapes
HHC (Hexahydrocannabinol)Federally unscheduled; state bans spreadingSemi-synthetic — hydrogenation process uses metal catalysts (palladium, platinum) with contamination risk; ZERO human safety research~$20–$50 vapes
THC-O AcetateFederally unscheduled; DEA considers it illegalEXTREMELY potent — overdose risk far higher than regular THC; Acetylation process uses acetic anhydride — industrial chemical contamination~$25–$60 vapes
Street prices are regional estimates. Potency and cuts vary constantly.

?Frequently asked questions

What does HHCP (Hexahydrocannabiphorol) look like?

Vapes/gummies — hydrogenated THCP

What are the signs of a HHCP (Hexahydrocannabiphorol) overdose?

Severe anxiety; Prolonged impairment Call emergency services immediately.

How addictive is it?

No safety data Dependence can develop with regular use.

🔗Sources & further reading

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