Can You Get Drunk From Buzz Drops? THC vs Alcohol

Buzz Drops does not contain alcohol, so it does not cause alcohol intoxication. It does contain psychoactive Delta-9 THC, however, and THC can cause a noticeable high, impairment, anxiety, dizziness, confusion, or other effects. Calling that experience “drunk” can hide an important difference: alcohol and THC are different substances, but either can make driving and other safety-sensitive activities unsafe.

THC impairment is still impairment

A current 1 mL Buzz Drops label serving contains 2.5 mg of hemp-derived Delta-9 THC and 5 mg of CBG. The presence of CBG does not make the THC non-intoxicating, and Buzz Drops does not claim that CBG prevents impairment.

The National Institute on Drug Abuse explains that cannabis can impair judgment, motor coordination, and reaction time. Do not drive or operate machinery after using Buzz Drops.

Is Buzz Drops a non-alcoholic product?

Yes. Buzz Drops is intended to be added to a non-alcoholic drink. “Non-alcoholic” does not mean non-psychoactive, non-intoxicating, or safe for driving. The product is for adults 21+ only.

Does Buzz Drops guarantee no hangover?

No. Buzz Drops does not promise that every person will feel normal the next day or avoid unwanted after-effects. Consumed THC can be unpredictable and may last longer than expected.

What should I do if I consumed too much?

Move to a safe setting, do not drive, and do not add alcohol or more THC. Call 911 for a serious reaction. In the United States, call Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222 for a suspected poisoning. The CDC cannabis FAQ lists warning signs such as severe confusion, panic, hallucinations, fast heart rate, or severe nausea and vomiting.

Verify the product facts

Review the current Buzz Drops COA for cannabinoid amounts and laboratory results. Read the bottle label before use and keep the product secured away from children and pets.

This article provides general product and safety information, not medical advice.