Is CBD Oil Legal? [an9zeS_7eq5]

Is CBD Oil Legal? [an9zeS_7eq5]

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| 866-843-4545 One of the most frequently asked questions about CBD oil is “is CBD oil legal?” The answer is… “Yes, unless it isn’t.” When the  2018 Farm Bill was signed into law, it officially legalized hemp and its extracts at the federal level. While this provided some legal clarity at least in regard to federal law, there are still challenges with how hemp-derived CBD oil is viewed by state and local law enforcement officials. Both marijuana and hemp-derived CBD oil come from cannabis family of plants. What helps states determine if the CBD oil is legal or not is whether the oil is derived from hemp or from marijuana. A significant difference between the two is how much THC they contain. THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, is the chemical compound responsible for marijuana’s euphoric high. While marijuana plants can have as much as 30% THC, hemp has an extremely low amount of less than 0.3% THC. Is CBD oil legal to consume? Many consumers just want to know if and where they can legally buy and use CBD oil. Technically, CBD oil is now legal in all 50 states as long as it’s derived from hemp meaning that it has less than 0.3% THC. It is also important to note that not all CBD oil is CBD oil or has very little actual CBD in it. Legal or not, if you are subject to drug testing and are unwilling to accept some risk of a positive drug test, then you should not use any CBD oil product. For more info on the drug testing industry, drug and alcohol testing regulations and upcoming changes, and a whole lot more, visit the NDS Blog regularly: LIKE US on Facebook: #drugtest #orderadrugtest