Hemp-derived Delta-9 THC across more than one format. This collection carries syrups at 400mg and 800mg per bottle, a ready-to-drink shot, a baked product, ratio gummies pairing Delta-9 with CBD, and a sugar-free option. Multi-serve liquid formats are measured differently from single-piece edibles under the rules arriving in December 2026, and the legal section below explains why that matters more here than on a gummy page. Every batch is third-party tested with a certificate of analysis available.
Delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol from hemp appears in more formats than most buyers realise, and this page is where the non-gummy ones live.
There are two syrups here, at 400mg and 800mg of Delta-9 per bottle, which are concentrated liquid preparations intended to be measured out. There is a ready-to-drink shot at 25mg. There is a brownie, which is the only baked product in the range. And there are ratio gummies pairing Delta-9 with CBD, plus a sugar-free option.
The formats are not interchangeable and they are not labeled the same way. A gummy states content per piece. A syrup states content per bottle, and the bottle holds many servings. That difference is the whole reason this page needs its own content rather than pointing at the gummy collection.
Why Liquid Formats Are Labeled Per Bottle
A syrup is a concentrate. The figure on the label, 400mg or 800mg, is the total in the container, and the manufacturer states a serving size somewhere on the packaging that divides it.
That structure puts the responsibility for measurement on the person pouring, which is a meaningful difference from a pre-portioned format. Two practical consequences follow. First, a measuring device matters, and free-pouring a concentrate is how people misjudge. Second, the resealed bottle stays potent for as long as it is stored properly, so it is a product that lives in a cupboard rather than being finished in one sitting.
Ready-to-drink shots sit between the two. Pre-portioned like a gummy, liquid like a syrup, and stated per bottle because the bottle is one serving.
The Brownie and Other Baked Formats
Baked products behave differently from every other format here and it is worth saying why.
They have the shortest shelf life in the range, because the food base spoils long before the cannabinoid degrades. Ordinary food safety governs first and cannabinoid stability second, which is the reverse of every other product on this page.
They are also the hardest format to divide accurately. A gummy is a discrete unit and a syrup can be measured; a brownie is neither unless it comes scored. Read the packaging for whether the stated figure covers the whole item or a portion of it.
Own Brand and Third Party in This Collection
The grid mixes ELYXR’s own products with third-party brands, and the labeling conventions differ between them.
Jolly products dominate the gummy and brownie side and use ratio naming, so 1:1 and 1:25 describe CBD to Delta-9 proportions with CBD stated first. Juicey supplies the syrups and states a straight milligram total. Nowadays supplies the shot. Silicap’s Disco Blend combines Delta-9 with mushroom extract, which means two compounds under two different regulatory frames in one product, and both should appear on the certificate of analysis.
There is no quality inference to draw from own brand versus third party. The point is that conventions vary, so read each label on its own terms rather than assuming the grid is consistent.
What Changes on December 11, 2026, for Multi-Serve Formats
Section 781 of the FY2026 appropriations act caps finished hemp products at 0.4 mg total THC per container. H.R. 6500, signed on September 2, 2026, moved the effective date for non-synthetic hemp cannabinoids to December 11, 2026.
Per container is the phrase that matters, and it matters most for the formats on this page. A gummy pack is a container and so is a syrup bottle, regardless of how many servings either holds. A multi-serve bottle is measured as one unit against a 0.4 mg ceiling, which is a very different proposition from a single 10mg gummy measured the same way.
Plant material separately moves to a 0.3 percent total THC measurement inclusive of THCA and Delta-8. Industry analysis puts the share of existing hemp cannabinoid products affected at roughly 95 percent. Confirm current federal and state law before ordering, and check the date on any guidance you read elsewhere, because this one moved recently.
Storage by Format
Syrups want cool, dark and sealed, upright, with the cap properly closed after each use. Sugar-based syrups can crystallize at low temperatures and separate if left standing; a gentle shake before use is normal and is not a fault.
Drinks and shots follow the same rules and should be refrigerated after opening if the label says so.
Gummies want sealed, cool and dark, out of heat that fuses them together.
The brownie wants an airtight container and a short timeline.
Across all of them, keep the batch number with the product and keep everything well out of reach of children and pets. Sales are restricted to buyers aged 21 and over. These products have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
FAQ's
What is hemp-derived Delta-9 syrup?
A concentrated liquid preparation containing Delta-9 THC, with the total stated for the bottle rather than per serving. The manufacturer states a serving size that divides that total. Unlike a gummy it is not pre-portioned, so measurement is done by the person pouring rather than by the packaging.
How is a syrup labeled differently from a gummy?
A gummy states content per piece and a count. A syrup states a total for the whole bottle and leaves serving size to the manufacturer’s instruction on the packaging. The two figures are not comparable without dividing the bottle total by the stated serving size first.
What is in this collection besides gummies?
Two syrups at 400mg and 800mg of Delta-9 per bottle, a ready-to-drink 25mg shot, a brownie, ratio gummies pairing Delta-9 with CBD, a sugar-free option, and one product combining Delta-9 with mushroom extract. The page title also names vapes, dabs and flowers, which are not currently in the collection.
Does the 2026 container cap treat a syrup bottle as one container?
Yes, and that is the significant point for this collection. From December 11, 2026, finished hemp products face a 0.4 mg total THC per container cap. A multi-serve bottle counts as a single container regardless of how many servings it holds, the same way a multi-count gummy pack does.
Why did the deadline move to December?
H.R. 6500 was signed into law on September 2, 2026, and pushed the Section 781 restrictions back for non-synthetic hemp cannabinoids, from November 12 to December 11, 2026. Cannabinoids the plant cannot naturally produce kept the earlier date. Delta-9 occurs naturally, so it sits on the December date.
How should I store a THC syrup?
Cool, dark, sealed and upright, with the cap closed properly after each use. Sugar-based syrups can crystallize in cold conditions and separate if left standing, so a gentle shake before use is normal rather than a fault. Keep it out of reach of children and pets.
What is a 1:1 or 1:25 product?
The ratio of CBD to Delta-9 THC in the formula, CBD stated first. A 1:1 has equal parts of each; 1:25 has twenty-five parts CBD to one part Delta-9. It is a formulation convention rather than a claim about what a product does.
What is in the mushroom and Delta-9 combination product?
The Silicap Disco Blend pairs hemp-derived Delta-9 with mushroom extract. That means two compounds under two different regulatory frameworks in one product, and both should be reported separately on the certificate of analysis. If the mushroom component is Amanita muscaria, our mushroom collections cover that framework.
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