When most people think of cannabis, one compound usually comes to mind: THC. And sure, tetrahydrocannabinol is the main driver of that iconic “high.” But it’s far from the whole story.
In reality, the cannabis plant contains over 100 cannabinoids, each with its own function, personality, and potential. Some uplift. Some calm. Others gently nudge your body toward sleep, balance, or recovery. And when these compounds work together, they can unlock effects far beyond what THC alone could ever deliver.
At Revival, we design every tablet with this synergy in mind. Our full-spectrum Revival Gems are rooted in science, built around real-life wellness needs, and powered by the whole plant, not just a single compound.
So let’s go beyond THC. Meet seven of the most important cannabinoids, and discover how they show up in your body—and in your Revival experience.
A Quick Refresher: What Are Cannabinoids?
Cannabinoids are naturally occurring compounds found in cannabis. When consumed, they interact with your endocannabinoid system (ECS), a regulatory network that helps maintain your body’s balance. The ECS influences key functions like:
- Sleep cycles
- Mood regulation
- Pain response
- Inflammation
- Appetite
- Immune function
Your body actually produces its own endocannabinoids (think: internal messengers), and plant-based cannabinoids—like THC or CBD—can mimic or support those same pathways.
But not all cannabinoids are the same. Each one has different effects, binds to different receptors, and shows up in different Revival formulas depending on the experience you’re looking for. Let’s break them down.
Meet the 6 Key Cannabinoids
1. THC (Delta-9-Tetrahydrocannabinol)
The one everyone knows. THC is psychoactive, meaning it’s the main source of the classic cannabis “high.” But there’s more to it.
- Euphoria, mood elevation
- Appetite stimulation (“the munchies”)
- Pain relief and relaxation
- Increased sensory awareness
THC is a foundational cannabinoid in Revival’s lineup. Not because we only chase high potency, but because it can help unlock other benefits when balanced with other compounds.
2. CBD (Cannabidiol)
CBD won’t get you high, but it will help you feel better in your body. It’s non-intoxicating, anti-inflammatory, and widely used for daily wellness.
- Calming without sedation
- Supports focus, clarity, and stress resilience
- May reduce inflammation and muscle tension
- Often used for mood balance
CBD plays a major role in Charge, Ignite, and Drift, helping soften intensity and support your natural rhythm.
3. CBN (Cannabinol)
CBN is what THC gradually becomes as it ages. It’s mildly psychoactive (much less than THC) and known for its sedative effects.
- Supports deeper sleep
- Helps ease muscle tension
- Often paired with THC and melatonin
- Beneficial for post-social overstimulation
If you’ve tried Drift, you’ve experienced CBN working behind the scenes to help your body settle down and restore.
4. CBG (Cannabigerol)
Known as the “mother cannabinoid,” CBG is the precursor from which most other cannabinoids form. It’s becoming popular for its mood-supportive and anti-inflammatory effects.
- May boost dopamine levels and support emotional regulation
- Early research suggests benefits for gut health and immunity
- Often used for long-term balance and mental clarity
5. CBC (Cannabichromene)
Less famous, but full of promise. CBC is a non-intoxicating cannabinoid being studied for its effects on brain health and skin function.
- Early studies suggest neuroprotective benefits.
- May support skin regeneration and inflammation reduction
- Possibly enhances the “entourage effect” of other cannabinoids
We’re excited about the future of CBC and watching the research closely as it evolves.
6. THCV (Tetrahydrocannabivarin)
Often called “diet weed,” THCV is a unique cousin of THC with appetite-suppressing and energy-boosting effects.
- May reduce hunger and support weight management
- Promotes alertness and clear-headedness
- Has potential metabolic benefits
In small doses, THCV supports focus-forward cannabis experiences, similar to what you’ll find in Charge.
Why This Matters for Revival Formulas
We don’t build Revival Gems just around a THC percentage. We build them around how you want to feel and the benefits that you could enjoy with each dose.
That’s why every tablet includes a carefully selected combination of cannabinoids, each supporting the others, all designed with intention. This is what we call a full-spectrum formulation. The idea is to make them work better together.
Each Revival Gem is designed for a specific part of your day:
- Charge for energized clarity
- Drift for restorative sleep
- Ignite for embodied connection
- Flow for easygoing presence
And each tablet pulls from this cannabinoid toolkit to get you there. Efficiently, gently, and without overwhelm.
Explore the Power of the Full Plant
What if you could dose your day with a little more energy? Better sex? Deeper, more consistent sleep? No matter what your goal is, Revival Gems were designed for exactly that.
With the help of our Scientific Advisory Board, every tablet is precision-formulated to deliver effect-specific, fast-acting results that align with your actual life—not just a lab report. We promise that every single batch of Revival Gems is:
- Formulated by Stoners, Scientists & Health Professionals using current cannabis research
- Third-Party Lab Tested for safety, purity, and potency
- Clean, Vegan, Gluten-Free, Allergen-Free—no dyes, no artificial fillers
- Locally Made in Buffalo, NY, supporting sustainable, community-focused production
No matter if you want to Charge, Flow, Ignite, or Drift, you’ll get unparalleled quality and benefits with each batch.
Know Your Cannabinoids. Know Yourself.
When you understand what’s inside your cannabis, you stop chasing trends—and start making intentional choices.
Revival Gems are here to help you do just that. From energy to ease, connection to clarity, sleep to presence—our formulas use the full power of the plant to meet you right where you are.
Explore the lineup. Ask questions. Keep learning.
Because cannabis is more than THC—and you’re more than a single effect.
