
Cannabis has been around a long time. But not like this. The large doses of THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) now readily available can impact the mind and body in ways human beings have never experienced before. If youre considering using high-concentration products like oil, shatter, dab, and edibles, get some facts first. Scientists are particularly concerned about risks to young, developing brains and pregnant and nursing people.
You're here because you care about making informed choices. Whether that's for yourself, your family, your students, your patients, or your community, we're here to help.
This site provides research-based information about today's high-concentration THC products and their potential effects on brain development, mental health, memory, focus, and motivation. You'll find practical tools and resources to help you understand the evidence, make informed decisions, and protect your tomorrow.
Colorado led the way in cannabis legalization. Now its time to lead the way in cannabis education. That means confronting some truths about this increasingly powerful drug and learning how to talk to each other about it respectfully and with solid information. This project takes a special look at high-concentration products, which have been recently developed to contain many more times THC than the marijuana flower of a decade or two ago.



The high-concentration marijuana products of today contain much higher levels of the psychoactive ingredient THC than products of the past.
To learn more about this trend, the Colorado General Assembly directed the Colorado School of Public Health to review the scientific literature on the prevalence and health effects of high-concentration cannabis use, make recommendations to policymakers, and create a public health awareness campaign for the people of Colorado.
The “Tea on THC” campaign arms Coloradans with facts supported by science and real-world testimonials to raise awareness, encourage dialogue, and provide alternative coping strategies for stress, anxiety, and substance use.
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In Colorado — and increasingly, across the country — theres more talk of cannabis than ever before. Oddly, though, that hasnt always meant more information. Tea on THC is the place to learn the facts about high-concentration cannabis.
To better understand the landscape, the school initiated the Cannabis Research & Policy Project, which assessed more than 66,000 published studies. In 2023, it released a Scoping Review on Health Effects of High-Concentration Cannabis Products report. While only a few hundred of the studies were deemed high enough quality to produce reliable answers, the study did identify consistent trends throughout the research:
Powered by the Colorado School of Public Health, were here to share facts. But we know that facts alone dont mean much. Information has to come from someone you trust. Were on a mission to help people talk to each other about high-concentration cannabis.
ColoradoSPH teamed up with Initium Health, a public benefit corporation, to elevate the concerns, needs, and voices of those throughout Colorado. This public awareness campaign would not have been possible without community input and the support of other public health organizations. We are grateful for their partnership.
For any questions, please email info@teaonthc.org
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