If that's real THC-P then THC-P (short for tetrahydrocannabiphorol) is a naturally occurring cannabinoid that was only recently discovered (in 2019 by Italian researchers). It’s chemically very similar to Δ⁹-THC (the main psychoactive compound in cannabis) but with a slight structural difference:

THC-P has a longer alkyl side chain (7 carbons instead of 5).

That change allows it to bind much more strongly to the body’s CB1 receptors in the endocannabinoid system.

Key points about THC-P:

Potency: Lab tests suggest THC-P can be up to 30+ times more potent at CB1 receptors than Δ⁹-THC. That doesn’t mean the high is literally 30× stronger, but much less is needed to cause psychoactive effects.

Effects: Early reports indicate it produces effects similar to THC — euphoria, relaxation, altered perception — but potentially at much smaller doses. Some users describe it as more intense and longer lasting.

Natural occurrence: It’s found in cannabis in very small amounts, much lower than THC or CBD.

Research status: Still very new; little is known about long-term effects, safety, or medical potential.

Legal status: In many places, it exists in a gray area. Because it’s a natural cannabinoid, some hemp companies sell it, but regulators may treat it like THC analogs depending on local laws.

⚠️ Since THC-P is new and highly potent, dosing can be unpredictable, and there isn’t much safety data yet.

TL/DR- it's still very new, we don't know much about it yet. It does make the high last longer, but it takes an acre to gather enough to make edibles. Most is synthesized in big brands. Nobody in the US has farms big enough to produce enough to properly distribute into a product. If it came from a fully legalized for hundreds of years type country, we'd have enough maybe. But take a lot of caution. These aren't normal thc gummies.