Lagliga cannabinoider i Sverige – Vilka är tillåtna 2025?

Legal cannabinoids in Sweden – Which ones are allowed in 2025?

Cannabinoids are chemical substances that affect the body's endocannabinoid system (ECS) – a network that regulates functions such as mood, appetite, pain, sleep and the immune system. Some cannabinoids are legal in Sweden, while others are strictly prohibited.

Understanding the difference between the legal and illegal varieties is crucial for those who want to explore cannabinoids without breaking the law.


What are cannabinoids?

Cannabinoids are divided into three main groups:

Phytocannabinoids – naturally occurring in the cannabis plant (e.g. CBD, THC)
Endocannabinoids – produced naturally in the body (e.g. anandamide)
Synthetic or modified cannabinoids – created in a laboratory (e.g. THCNM, THCMO)

These substances interact with the body's CB1 and CB2 receptors and can have both psychoactive and non-psychoactive effects.


Legal cannabinoids in Sweden (2025)

Here is a current list of legal cannabinoids in Sweden , based on their legal status as of early 2025:

10-OH-HHC – Milder form of HHC with relaxing properties
10-OH-HHCP – Powerful and long-acting cannabinoid
10-OH-THC – similar to THC but legal and with a milder effect
THCNM – Balanced cannabinoid that combines calm and focus
THCB – Affects mood and provides a sense of well-being
CC9 – Mildly euphoric and relaxing effect
THCMO – Known for its stress-reducing effects
CBD (Cannabidiol) – Non-psychoactive, common for pain and anxiety

These substances are often found in products such as vapes, buds, oils and edibles and are sold legally under clear regulations.


Illegal cannabinoids in Sweden

The following cannabinoids are classified as narcotics and are illegal to sell, possess or use in Sweden:

THC – The main psychoactive substance in cannabis
HHC – A chemical analogue of THC that is now banned
THCP – Very potent cannabinoid with strong psychoactive effect
THCH – Known for its high potency, now classified as a narcotic
THCJD – A powerful variant that is not legal in Sweden


How do cannabinoids affect the body?

Cannabinoids work by activating two main types of receptors in the endocannabinoid system:

CB1 receptors – Found in the brain, affect mood, appetite, pain and memory
CB2 receptors – Found in the immune system, regulating inflammation and recovery

The effects vary depending on the substance, dose, method of consumption and the individual's sensitivity.

Common effects of legal cannabinoids:

✓ Relaxation and reduced stress
✓ Improved sleep quality
✓ Pain relief for example muscle pain
✓ Mild euphoria without hallucinations
✓ Anti-inflammatory effect


Summary – Legal and safe

Legal cannabinoids like 10-OH-HHC, THCNM, and CBD offer many of the benefits of cannabis – without breaking Swedish law. They are suitable for both beginners and experienced users seeking relaxation, focus, or recovery.

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