No — none of our products contain caffeine, and the cannabinoid itself is not a stimulant in the caffeine sense. The question usually comes from one of two places: the ingredient-label check (the honest answer, below) or the “I took it and I’m wired, not relaxed” experience (which has a different explanation). Both, plainly:
The Ingredient Reality (By Format)
| Format | What’s in it | Caffeine? |
|---|---|---|
| Gummies (15ct/96ct) | The THCP extract, the candy matrix (sugar/erythritol, pectin, citric acid, the flavor, the colorants) | No |
| Vapes (3.8g/9g, etc.) | The THCP distillate + the terpene profile, in the device’s atomizer | No |
| Prerolls (resin core, hash hole, etc.) | The THCP flower/blend, the hash or resin center (where the format has one), the paper | No |
The full ingredient lists are on the product pages (the lineup), and the per-batch composition is the COA’s job (the lab reports page — the cannabinoid panel plus the contaminant screens). Caffeine is not a component of any of them, and it’s not something the THCP manufacturing process introduces.
If It Felt “Wired” Instead of “Relaxed” (The Real Explanation)
- The dose above the floor produces the “wired” experience in a subset of users — the anxiety/overstimulation tip (the anxiety guide) reads as “wired” to the person experiencing it, and it’s the dose signal, not a stimulant in the product. The side effects guide maps the profile: the relaxation is the expected direction, and the “opposite” experience is the dose/context variable, not an ingredient.
- The heart-rate effect — the mild, transient elevation (the side effects guide) can read as the “wired” feeling at the chest level; it’s the cannabinoid’s cardiovascular note, not a caffeine effect, and it settles with the session.
- The concurrent stimulant — the coffee within 6–8 hours (the half-life the sleep guide manages), the pre-workout supplement (the workout guide flags the stimulant stack), or the other product in the rotation — the “wired” feeling is often the other stimulant’s effect arriving during the cannabinoid session, and the ingredient check for that product is the one that finds the caffeine.
The Interaction Note (Caffeine + THCP, If They’re Both in Your Day)
- There’s no established dangerous interaction — the two act on different systems (the adenosine pathway vs. the endocannabinoid system), and the combination is the “the usual coffee day plus the usual THCP evening” pattern for most users. The interactions guide is the reference for the medication side; caffeine is the OTC-side question, and the honest answer is “no established interaction, the dose and timing are the management variables.”
- The sleep is where they collide: the caffeine cutoff (the 8h-before-bed rule in the sleep guide) is the one that keeps the “wired at 10pm” from being the coffee’s effect landing in the THCP wind-down window. The two together, on the same night, is the pattern that produces the “I can’t sleep and I don’t know why” — the caffeine half-life, not the THCP ingredient list, is the usual culprit.
The bottom line: no caffeine in any format, the “wired” feeling is the dose/context variable or the concurrent stimulant, and the ingredient list on every product page (the lineup) is the reference if you’re checking for a specific component. The full ingredient detail for the gummies: the gummy ingredients FAQ. Questions: the FAQ index and support.