Wondering about THC in something you rub on your skin is completely reasonable. The short answer is yes. Liquid Flower Original Topical contains THC.
The label reads THCa/THC/CBD. A topical generally works differently than an edible or smoked flower. But “generally” isn’t a guarantee, and everyone’s body is different. So here’s what we can tell you and what we can’t.
Below, we cover what’s on the label, what it leaves out, and who this 2oz topical suits best.
What’s Actually in Liquid Flower Original Topical
Start with the front of the jar. It gives you three facts.
| On the front | What it says |
| Cannabinoids named | THCa, THC, CBD |
| Product type | Whole-plant cannabis-infused topical for face and body |
| Size | 2oz (59ml) |
The front doesn’t show how much THC is in the jar. Turn it around and look for four things.
- The cannabinoid line. The THC and CBD amounts appear here. THCa, the raw-plant form of THC, is a separate compound with its own line. It’s generally not intoxicating until heat converts it.
- The milligrams per package. This is the number people misread most. On a topical, it’s almost always the total for the whole jar, not the amount in one application.
- The ingredient list. Check it for anything you know bothers your skin.
- The directions. If the label gives an application amount, use it. If it doesn’t, don’t guess at one.
The batch’s lab report, called a certificate of analysis (COA), confirms these numbers. If you can’t find it or anything above, ask our team. Content can vary slightly by batch, so go by the numbers on the jar you’re holding.
Will Liquid Flower Original Topical Get You High?
Do cannabis topicals get you high? Generally, no. A topical applied to the skin is understood to act locally, at the spot where you use it, rather than producing the head high of an edible or smoked flower.
A transdermal patch is a different category. It’s designed to carry cannabinoids through the skin and into the bloodstream. Liquid Flower Original Topical is sold as a face-and-body topical, not a patch.
Still, everyone’s body is different, and this one has THC on the label. If you’re sensitive to THC, start with a small amount on a small area and see how you feel before using more.
You may also see a “Relaxed” effect profile on our menu. That’s a general category tag, not a promise about how any one person will feel.
What Using It Feels Like
The label says it’s for face and body, and it comes in a 2oz jar.
Texture, scent, how fast it absorbs, and how soon people notice something aren’t listed on the label or our menu page, so we won’t describe them. If you want to know before you order, ask our team when you place your order.
Experiences with cannabis topicals vary from person to person, and nothing in this article is a promise of any particular outcome.
Who It’s For, and Who Should Skip It
It’s a good fit if you’re an adult who wants a liquid flower deep relief topical for your face and body and you’re comfortable with THC being on the label.
You might want something else if:
- You’re subject to drug testing. The label lists THC, so this may not be the right pick. Check with your employer or testing program first.
- You want a THC-free product. This isn’t one. Browse our other topicals and check each label for THC.
- You’re sensitive to THC. A topical with a different cannabinoid profile may suit you better.
Some people ask whether CBD with THC is better for pain. We can’t make that kind of claim, and nothing on this label does either. What we can tell you is what the label names: THCa, THC, and CBD.
Get Liquid Flower Original Topical Delivered in Sacramento
You can order Liquid Flower Original Topical (2oz) from the Topicals category on the NorCal Holistics website or app. We’re a state-licensed, delivery-only cannabis dispensary.
We deliver across Greater Sacramento, including Elk Grove, Roseville, Citrus Heights, and Rancho Cordova, and many areas get same-day delivery. Our products come from licensed manufacturers and meet California’s testing and labeling requirements.
Customers must be 21+, or 18+ with a valid medical card.
Ready to Order?
Wondering about THC in something you put on your skin is a fair question, and now you have a straight answer. Liquid Flower Original Topical contains THC, and the jar and the COA will show you exactly how much.
A topical generally works where you apply it, rather than giving you a head high. If THC is new to you, start small and see how you feel. When you’re ready, we’ll bring it to your door.
Not sure it’s the one? Browse other cannabis topicals available for delivery in Sacramento.
NOTE: For adults 21+ (or 18+ with a valid medical card). Keep out of reach of children and pets. Read the full label before use. NorCal Holistics, California cannabis license C9-0000013-LIC.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Liquid Flower Original Topical Contain THC?
Yes, the label lists THCa, THC, and CBD. See what’s actually in it for the full breakdown.
Does CBD Ointment Contain THC?
It depends on the product. Some cannabis topicals are CBD-only, but this one isn’t, since THC is on its label. Always check the label of any topical for THC before you buy.
Will It Show Up on a Drug Test?
We can’t guarantee either way. The label lists THC, so if you’re subject to testing, this may not be the right product for you. Check with your employer or testing program before using it.
How Often Can I Apply It?
Use the directions printed on the jar. They aren’t shown on our menu listing, and we won’t guess at a schedule. If you can’t find them, ask our team.
Can I Use It With Other Topicals or CBD Products?
Nothing on the front label or our menu listing addresses this. In general, it’s easier to tell how you’re responding when you try one new product at a time. For questions about using it alongside medications or other products, ask your doctor or pharmacist.
Is It Safe to Use on Broken or Irritated Skin?
Follow any guidance printed on the jar. Nothing on the front label or our menu listing addresses it, so the safe default is to leave broken or irritated skin alone and check with a healthcare professional.
Do THC Topicals Work?
It depends on what you mean by “work.” Research on topical cannabinoids is still limited, and we can’t tell you that any topical will do something specific for your body. Many people searching “do topical THC creams work” or “do cannabis topicals work” are curious about topicals because they’re generally not associated with a head high, and that’s a fair thing to want. Results vary, so start with a small amount and keep your expectations realistic.
