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State Legality

State regulations regarding hemp products and where we can ship!

Updated over a week ago

As many of our customers are aware, we are able to create our products and ship them out to you per the 2018 Farm Bill. This bill allowed the federal legalization of hemp derived products in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, the Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico, so long as they contain 0.3% or less of D9 THC by dry weight. To remain compliant with these laws, all of our products (gummies, edibles, tincture oil, flower, and vapes) are directly derived from the hemp plant, and contain <0.3% D9 THC by dry weight. Despite the Farm Bill, many states have laws or regulations surrounding these hemp derived products, and are strict on what they allow to be purchased or sold within the state*. We do not ship outside of the United States.

Since we carry a broad range of hemp derived products, and there are so many intricacies when it comes to these laws, we wanted to provide you with an easy way to see if the products you wish to purchase are legal where you live! Please note that we will keep this information up to date as often as possible, and that some states are currently in the midst of adjusting these laws, so information may vary. If you are interested in the specifics of these laws, please do your own research about the location you live in!

*Laws and regulations may also vary by county, this chart only denotes state laws. If you are concerned about the county you live in, please be sure to research this information.

State:

CBD

D8 THC

D9 THC

THCa

Alabama

yes

yes

yes

yes

Alaska

yes

no

yes

yes

Arizona

yes

yes, strictly regulated

yes

yes

Arkansas

yes

yes

yes

no

California

yes

yes

yes

yes

Colorado

yes

no

yes

yes

Connecticut

yes

yes, strictly regulated

yes

yes

Delaware

yes

no

yes

yes

Georgia

GA has issued regulations in SB-220 banning more than 30 pieces per container, and a limit of 10mg of D9 THC per individual gummy serving.

yes

yes

yes, up to 10mg per serving

no

Florida

yes

yes

yes

yes

Hawaii

yes

yes, strictly regulated

yes

yes.

Idaho

no

no

no

no

Illinois

yes

yes

yes

yes

Indiana

yes

yes

yes

yes

Iowa

yes, THC free only

no

no

no

Kansas

yes

yes

yes

yes, strictly regulated

Kentucky

yes

yes

yes

yes

Louisiana

yes

yes, strictly regulated

yes

yes

Maine

yes

yes

yes

yes

Maryland

yes

yes

yes

yes

Massachusetts

yes

yes

yes

yes

Michigan

yes

yes, strictly regulated

yes

yes

Minnesota

yes

yes

yes

no

Mississippi

yes

no

yes

yes

Missouri

yes

yes

yes

yes

Montana

yes

no

yes

yes

Nebraska

yes

yes

yes

yes

Nevada

yes

no

yes

yes

New Hampshire

yes

yes

yes

yes

New Jersey

yes

yes

yes

yes

New Mexico

yes

yes

yes

yes

New York

yes

no

yes

yes

North Carolina

yes

yes

yes

yes

North Dakota

yes

no

yes

yes

Ohio

yes

yes

yes

yes

Oklahoma

yes

yes

yes

yes

Oregon

yes

no

yes

no

Pennsylvania

yes

yes

yes

yes

Rhode Island

yes

no

yes

no

South Carolina

yes

yes

yes

strictly regulated per county

South Dakota

yes

yes

yes

yes

Tennessee

Beginning in 2026, TN will ban the availability of THCa, and other HDCP (hemp derived cannabinoid products) in state per HB-1376. These products will be strictly monitored and approved only for ABC registered businesses. Wholesale and distribution will be limited once taken into affect. Updates will follow on our shipping availability.

yes

yes

yes

yes, strictly regulated

Texas

At this time, we are currently waiting for information on TX SB-3. Updates will follow as we learn more in regard to our shipping availability. If passed, SB-3 will take effect in 2026.

yes

yes

yes

yes

Utah

yes

yes, strictly regulated

yes

yes

Vermont

yes

no

yes

yes

Virginia

yes

yes, strictly regulated

yes

yes

Washington

yes

no

yes

yes

West Virginia

yes

yes

yes

medicinal-yes, recreational-no

Wisconsin

yes

yes

yes

yes

Wyoming

yes

no

yes

yes

Age verification is required upon purchase of all products. Federal age requirement on all products is 21+, with the exception of North Carolina, which is 18+.

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