The Science of THC Lube & CBD Topicals

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You came here to call our bluff.

Good. You should.

An oil that gives you sexual euphoria for an hour, made with real THC, that doesn't get you high and is federally compliant under the 2018 Farm Bill. That deserves a raised eyebrow.

So, we're not going to sell you on this page. We're just going to show you how it works, including the part most brands would hide.

You've been running on cannabinoids your whole life. You just didn't know it.

Before Nectar Pack existed, your body was already using cannabinoids every single day. Molecules your body naturally makes itself.

Doctors call it the endocannabinoid system, and you were born with it. It helps regulate mood, sleep, stress, and pleasure.

Why does it matter?

Well, your body receives cannabinoids through receptors. Those receptors show up in especially high density in very specific places, including the vulva and the clitoris.

Nectar Pack isn't introducing anything foreign to your body. It's speaking a language your body already understands.

Now, the part we'd be tempted to hide.

Cosmetic application of less than 0.3% THC is federally compliant under the 2018 Farm Bill. Topical THC acts locally and doesn't reach functional bloodstream levels, so for the vast majority of people, it won't affect a drug test.

But... drug tests aren't perfect, and we can't guarantee individual outcomes. If you are subject to testing you care about, don't use Nectar Pack within 48 hours of it.

Transparency is non-negotiable.

There's a reason we wrote that the third on the page instead of burying it in a footnote.

A brand that hides the one inconvenient truth is a brand you shouldn't trust with the rest.

Why your head stays clear and your body doesn't.

Here is the difference between Nectar Pack and, say, an edible. When you eat THC, it travels through your gut, into your bloodstream, and up to the receptors in your brain. that is what gets you high.

When you apply Nectar Pack, the THC binds to the receptors right where you put it on the vulvar tissue. It stays local, never making the trip to your brain.

This is what you feel.

Blood flow increases, pleasure centers activate, and tissue gets more responsive. The body relaxes out of guard mode and into receiving mode. All of it right where you applied it and none of it in your head.

CBD wasn't the right choice.

CBD is the cannabinoid you already know. It's in nearly every legal wellness product, because it's cheap and easy to label.

But it's also just one of over a hundred cannabinoids the hemp plant makes... and for what Nectar Pack does, it's one of the weakest choices available. So, we didn't build on it.