Can You Take CBDA + CBGA with Other Cannabinoid-Based Products?

Cannabidiolic acid (CBDA) and cannabigerolic acid (CBGA) are yet again changing our understanding of cannabinoids, proving that these raw precursor compounds have a lot more value than we’ve ever before given them credit for. 

With this new development on the market comes a lot of customers eager to incorporate them into their routine, but first, it’s important to know whether or not it’s advisable to combine CBDA and CBGA with other compounds they may be taking already, like CBD, delta 8 THC, or THCV.

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In Case You’re Unfamiliar with CBDA and CBGA, Let’s Offer Up a Quick Overview

Cannabidiolic acid and cannabigerolic acid are the raw, pre-decarboxylated versions of cannabidiol (CBD) and cannabigerol (CBG).  Meaning, their properties are different because they haven’t been “activated” through heat.  Both CBDA and CBGA provide a lot of valuable properties to the human system that make them unique from other compounds in the plant, such as effects related to serotonin uptake, neurological balance, and more.

Mixing These Cannabinoids with Others in the Hemp Plant

Overall, it’s perfectly fine to combine cannabidiolic acid and cannabigerolic acid with other cannabinoids.  In fact, all cannabinoids in hemp can be taken together with no risk of negative effects.  After all, they coexist alongside one another in nature, and even work synergistically to enhance the effects of one another.  

CBDA and CBGA are non-psychoactive, hence taking them with another cannabinoid won’t get you ‘more high’.  Their effects are relatively gentle, so there is no real concern about side effects, either.

Mixing CBDA + CBGA with Non-Psychoactive Cannabinoids

CBDA and CBGA are great to take with other non-psychoactive cannabinoids, like CBD, CBN, and CBG.  Doing this will just give you a broader array of potentially beneficial effects, while potentially enhancing the absorption of one another through the nature of plant synergy.  

Mixing CBDA + CBGA with Psychoactive Cannabinoids

You can also mix CBDA and CBGA with psychoactive cannabinoids, like delta 8 THC, delta 10 THC, delta 9 THC, THC-O, THC-P, THCV, and HHC/HHC-O.  Not only will this add more potential benefits to your cannabinoid experience, but you can play around with different ratios to adjust the high as desired.  Again, because CBDA and CBGA aren’t intoxicating, “cutting” your dose of a psychoactive cannabinoid with them can give you a milder, more soothing high that makes you feel less intoxicated. 

A lot of newbies actually like to do this, in order to build up their tolerance to a psychoactive cannabinoid over time.  Slowly, they adjust the ratio by taking more of the psychoactive cannabinoid and less of the non-psychoactive one, until their tolerance is established.

What Will Influence the Results 

Even though you can mix CBDA and CBGA with whatever cannabinoid(s) you’d like, those results can differ depending on a number of things, besides the actual cannabinoid combination itself.

#1: Strain Type

Which strain of another product you use can play a major role in the effects, since each strain has a distinctive terpene profile which can have a big influence on the properties that you feel the most strongly.  For instance, taking a CBDA and CBGA product with a delta 8 vape in a heavy indica can make you feel sleepy and mellow, while a delta 8 vape in a sativa can be more uplifting and cerebral.

#2: Dosage Amount/Milligram Strength

Yes, how much of each cannabinoid you consume will matter as well.  Taking a full dosage of a CBDA + CBGA product and a full dosage of a THC-O product is very different from mixing two drops of a THC-O tincture with a full dropper of a CBDA + CBGA tincture.  Pay attention to both the dosage amount and milligram strength to have an idea of how much of each cannabinoid you’re actually consuming.

#3: The Timing

When you take each cannabinoid is going to make a difference, too.  For example, if you take a CBDA + CBGA tincture in the morning, and a THC-P gummy at night, you’re not going to experience any point when both of the cannabinoids are active at the same time. 

Taking the cannabinoids all together at the same time, in the same delivery method, gives you a true synergistic effect that can enhance the properties and absorption of each one, and this can be highly beneficial if you’re using cannabinoids mainly because you’re seeking out some type of relief.

#4: Delivery Methods

Obviously, the delivery method matters, since each delivery method has its own potency level, onset time, and duration of effects.  These things largely dictates the user’s experience.  Taking, for example, a delta 9 gummy and a CBDA + CBGA tincture at the same time means that the effects of the gummy won’t kick in until about halfway through the peak of the CBDA and CBGA.

Bottom Line: You Can Mix CBDA, CBGA and Other Cannabinoids Together 

Clearly, cannabidiolic acid and cannabigerolic acid are perfectly fine to mix with other cannabinoids, and in fact, this is true of all cannabinoids.  So, feel free to get creative and see what kinds of combos you can explore, for an even more personalized hemp routine that really addresses your most specific goals and needs. 

CBDA + CBGA are both non-intoxicating and gentle on the body, so they can be extremely useful with both psychoactive and non-psychoactive cannabinoids in the hemp plant.  And, at Binoid, our Premium CBD-A & CBGA Immunity Natural Flavor Tincture makes it easy to mix and match, since it’s easy to portion out and consume once a day.  It’s also extremely high in quality, making it the best on the market today.

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