THCVA binds to several receptor (of the TRP class) but its exact physiological function is still under investigation.

CBGV interacts with several receptors and may have anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties but this is still under investigation.

THCA is a precursor in THC synthesis (decarboxylation). THCA is not psychoactive and has several therapeutic properties.

CBGA is a precursor for the production of THC but has some therapeutic, anti-inflammatory, value as well. Given the number of receptor interactions CBGA is likely to have more therapeutic properties.

CBDA is a precursor of CBD (obtained by decarboxylation of CBDA) that has physiological and therapeutic properties of its own right.

Olivetolic acid is a cannabinoid precursor from which THC and its metabolites are made. To date, no interesting biological or therapeutic functions have been described for Olivetolic acid.