Is hemp oil legal in all 50 states?

“CBD (and even THC) found naturally in hemp products,” one manufacturer claims, “are legal at the U.S. federal level because hemp consumer products are legal at the federal level.” Yes, indeed, “hemp oil” has been legal for decades. read more

Cannabidiol from Industrial Hemp. Cannabidiol oil that comes from industrial hemp plants, like the products found on our website, are a different story. The FDA of the United States considers hemp oil (and it’s derivative CBD) to be a dietary supplement (not a medication), since they are made from industrial hemp plants. read more

CBD Oil from industrial hemp is already legal in all 50 States because the initial product, hemp, contains no traceable amounts of THC, and therefore is already legal to transport across State lines. Industrial hemp is genetically bred to have high levels of CBD, which is non-psychoactive, and safe for children and the elderly to consume (there is no “high”). read more

In all the states where medical marijuana is legal (currently 28 states), CBD products are covered by the same legal protections. 16 states have passed laws just referring to CBD, which legalize both the possession and use of CBD products derived from marijuana for certain conditions. read more

Laws Regulating Whether Hemp CBD Oil is Legal, Today In 1970, the U.S. government passed the Controlled Substances Act, a statute that regulates all cannabis, including industrial hemp. However, the definition of marijuana was lifted from the existing 1937 statute and adopted without any change. read more