Frenchfarm launches its THC syrup: a new approach to full spectrum in liquid format
With the launch of its new THC syrup, Frenchfarm continues to expand its product catalog with an innovative alternative to oils and gummies. This liquid format, designed for easy, flexible use, is aimed at a public in search of full spectrum products that are more accessible and more pleasant to consume.
A 25 mL THC full spectrum syrup
The product takes the form of a blueberry-flavored agave syrup, packaged in a 25 mL bottle. Each unit contains 150 mg of cannabinoids derived from an undenatured full spectrum hemp extract, preserving the plant's full phytochemical profile.
This approach aims to preserve the so-called entourage effect, i.e. the natural synergy between cannabinoids, terpenes and other active hemp compounds. The product is formulated without synthetic cannabinoids or isolated additions, with a simple base:
- agave syrup
- full spectrum hemp extract
- natural blueberry flavor
- gum arabic (emulsion stabilizer)
- natural acids (citric and ascorbic)
- mild preservative (potassium sorbate)
The Frenchfarm THC syrup can be used in two ways:
- Sublingual, keeping the product under the tongue for 60 to 90 seconds before ingestion, to promote faster absorption via the mucous membranes.
- Or diluted in a cold or lukewarm drink (avoid high temperatures, which could degrade the cannabinoids).
This flexibility makes it possible to adapt to user preferences, especially those who want a gentler alternative to conventional sublingual oils.
The whole package costs €24.90, with shipment within 24 hours and laboratory quality control.

-10% on the entire FrenchFarm store
Strict regulation and a cautious approach to THC
The product contains traces of THC below 0.3 %, in compliance with European regulations on hemp extracts. Consumption is strictly controlled:
- do not exceed one drop per day
- approx. 0.065 mg THC per dose and 0.07 mg CBD
These benchmarks are below the limits currently evoked by the administration to regulate CBD products:
- a reference value of 1 µg/kg body weight per day, The EFSA (European Food Safety Authority) recommendations were initially based on experimental data, and in particular on early studies involving food matrices such as milk.
- an order of magnitude of around 2 mg/day as a practical threshold for unofficial vigilance for CBD, valid only for CBD isolate
These elements do not constitute binding regulatory limits, but rather reference values used in risk assessment, if they can be applied to full spectrum CBD products, which is not currently the case. Frenchfarm is also contesting the application of these limits in the industry, in the context of ongoing proceedings linked in particular to the marketing ban on its gummies.
Product logic: between innovation and naturalness
With this THC syrup, Frenchfarm is part of a wider trend: the diversification of hemp consumption formats. After oils, gummies and sprays, the syrup format makes it easier to integrate into everyday beverages.
The objective is clear: to offer a gentler, more controllable and more “gastronomic” hemp experience, right in line with the brand's DNA, without sacrificing the naturalness of the formulations as FrenchFarm has always done.

-10% on the entire FrenchFarm store
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