Parahexyl is similar in both structure and activity to THC, differing only in the position of one double bond and the lengthening of the  chain by one CH2 group to . Parahexyl produces effects typical of other cannabinoid receptor agonists in animals.
Parahexyl is structurally and functionally akin to THC, differing only by the placement of a double bond and the addition of one methylene (-CH2) group. This similarity leads to parahexyl producing effects similar to those of other cannabinoid receptor agonists observed in animal research.