Delta 9 edibles are legal in the US if they comply with certain conditions set by the 2018 Farm Bill. Let’s dive into what makes our edibles with Delta 9 THC legal to purchase and consume across America.
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Delta 9 THC is a cannabinoid found in marijuana and hemp. Marijuana-derived Delta 9 is illegal on a federal level in the US, though it is legal in some states. So, how are some Delta 9 THC products federally legal?
It all comes down to one document—the 2018 Farm Bill. Delta 9 obtained conditional federal legality in the US in 2018, with the introduction of the Farm Bill (The Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018).
This bill legalized industrial hemp production and made the consumption of hemp cannabinoids, including Delta 9 THC legal on a federal level, under the condition that the product in question contains less than 0.3% of Delta 9 THC by dry weight.
Delta 9 derived from marijuana is still federally illegal, though recreational cannabis use is legal in some states.
Yes, Delta 9 THC is federally legal. The 2018 Farm Bill made the production, selling, and consumption of hemp legal on a federal level in the US.
The Farm Bill’s definition of hemp defines it as a cannabis plant, or derivative thereof, that contains not more than 0.3 percent delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol on a dry weight basis.
For THC products, including Delta 9, to be compliant with the Farm Bill, they must be in accordance with two conditions:
1. The total THC limit per product has to be less than 0.3% of THC by dry weight
2. The THC has to be extracted from hemp, not marijuana
Even though hemp-derived Delta 9 is federally legal, each state can introduce legislation that makes this compound illegal in said state. As of 2022, Delta 9 products compliant with the Farm Bill are legal in 49 states and illegal in Idaho.
Idaho introduced the Uniform Controlled Substances Act, which made Delta 9 illegal in the state. This Act refers to Delta 9 THC as a controlled substance and prohibits all intoxicating hemp products (products containing any percentage of THC or its isomers).
Unfortunately, until Idaho legalizes Delta 9 THC derived from hemp, we cannot ship our Delta 9 products containing Delta 9 to Idaho. However, you can still buy our delicious broad spectrum CBD gummies, as they don’t contain any THC.
Delta 9 derived from hemp is legal in all states but Idaho, even in those with regulated cannabis laws that make marijuana-derived products illegal. The legal status of Delta 9 THC is subject to change in any state. To stay informed on the legality of Delta 9 in your state, check out our state-by-state guide on Delta 9 legality.
All Delta 9 gummies that are compliant with the limitations imposed by the 2018 Farm Bill are legal across the US (excluding Idaho). Our legal hemp products, including Delta 9 gummies, are made with a hemp extract and contain under 0.3% of THC, making them in accordance with the Farm Bill.
Yes, Delta 9 edibles will get you high at a sufficient dosage. If you want to experience the relaxing properties of Delta 9 without getting high, you can do so by microdosing this compound. We offer an array of products with low THC doses that allow you to get the many benefits Delta 9 provides without getting high.
The exact dosage of Delta 9 you’ll need to get high will depend on your previous experience with this compound. Generally, most recreational users will get high from 10 mg of Delta 9 THC.
And, if you’re new to THC, as little as 2 mg can help you relax and feel a little buzzed. We recommend starting with a lower dosage (2-5 mg) and waiting for about an hour before taking more, as it takes 30 minutes to an hour to feel the full effects of Delta 9 edibles.
The psychoactive effects you experience after taking Delta 9 will vary depending on the dosage and your previous experience with Delta 9. At low doses, THC will help you fall asleep, relax you, and alleviate your pain without getting you high. At higher doses, you can expect effects such as*:
*as suggested by consumer reports and scientific research.
Yes, Delta 9 is safe. According to the World Health Organization, Delta 9 THC does not constitute a substantial risk to public health. Taking too much THC can cause short-term effects such as paranoia and anxiety, but these effects subside in a few hours. nama CBD Delta 9 products contain a low dose of THC and are unlikely to cause these short-term side effects.
Both Delta 9 and Delta 8 THC are THC compounds found in cannabis plants (hemp and marijuana). Chemically, the only difference between the two is the placement of a single carbon double bond, which is located on the 8th atom for Delta 8 and the on 9th for Delta 9 THC.
Delta 9 is the main THC compound found in hemp and marijuana and is responsible for the intoxicating effects of these plants. Delta 8 can also produce a high at a sufficient dosage, but many report that this compound produces milder effects.
Delta 9 THC is stronger than Delta 8 THC, according to a recent study. The participants of this study referred to Delta 8 as Delta 9’s ‘younger brother’ due to the mild effects it produces. If you’re new to the world of THC, gummies with Delta 8 THC can be a great place to start.
All Delta 8 products, including edibles, are legal on a federal level, so long as they contain Delta 8 derived from hemp and the product doesn’t exceed the allowed THC limit (less than 0.3% of THC by dry weight). However, this compound is not legal in every state. Fourteen states have recently made Delta 8 THC illegal:
If your state is listed above, you can’t purchase or consume Delta 8 products, even if hemp-derived Delta 9 is fully legal in your state.
If you’re looking for legal, hemp-derived Delta 9 THC edibles, you’re in the right place. We sell Delta 9 products that are entirely vegan and made from the finest American hemp.
All our products go through rigorous third-party lab testing for product safety and potency, with lab results available on our website.
In addition to Delta 9 edibles, we also offer vegan gummies with CBD, as well as gummies infused with melatonin to help you fall asleep.
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Delta 9 THC is the strongest among THC compounds. The effects of Delta 8 THC are somewhat milder than the effects of Delta 9, while Delta 10 produces the mildest effects.
Delta 9 is not CBD, but rather a THC compound. Both CBD and THC are the main compounds found in marijuana and hemp plants. When consumed together, THC and CBD produce an entourage effect, meaning the effects of both compounds are more pronounced.
If you want to experience the benefits of both of these hemp compounds, you can do so by taking CBD full spectrum gummies. These edibles contain THC and other beneficial hemp-derived cannabinoids (such as CBN, CBG, and terpenes), in addition to CBD.
While 10 mg of Delta 9 THC is a good dosage for experienced THC users, this dosage may be too high for people new to Delta 9.
Remember, Delta 9 can be an intoxicating product at sufficiently high doses, so it’s smart to start with a lower dosage (2-5 mg) and work your way up. If you’re taking Delta 9 edibles, always follow serving sizes provided by the brand (a nama CBD serving size is just one Delta 9 THC gummy).
The best place to buy legal Delta 9 THC gummies online is right here, on our website. We offer a range of vegan gummies with THC. Our extracts come from premium American hemp and our edibles don’t contain any artificial colors or flavorings (the delicious flavors of our gummies come from fruit). We also offer high-quality, vegan gummies for sleep that contain Delta 9 THC, CBD, and melatonin.
Yes, hemp Delta 9 products containing less than 0.3% of THC by dry weight are legal in Texas. This state passed the Texas House Bill 1325 in 2019. According to this Bill, Texas laws allow the production, selling, and consumption of Delta 9 edibles derived from the hemp plant, so long as they contain less than 0.3% of Delta 9 by dry weight.
Delta 8 edibles are certainly worth it, especially if you’re new to THC. This cannabinoid produces mild, relaxing effects. Delta 8 products can reduce anxiety, as well as alleviate pain and inflammation.
Delta 8 edibles are safe and won’t cause any long-term, unwanted effects. However, many companies that specialize in cannabis edibles use Delta 8 extracts of questionable origins and extraction methods.
For your safety, it’s best to get your Delta 8 edibles from a trusted company that uses an extract derived from American hemp and tests its products in a third-party lab (such as nama CBD).
Yes, Delta 9 is legal in Minnesota if the product in question follows certain conditions. Under the 2021 Minnesota statute 151.52, Delta 9 THC products derived from hemp that contain less than 0.3% of THC by dry weight are legal to produce, sell, and consume in this state.
Delta 9 is neither an indica nor a sativa but can come from either strain of cannabis. If cannabis products aren’t legal in your state, you won’t be able to purchase Delta 9 THC that’s derived from Cannabis sativa and Cannabis indica.
Luckily, with the recent hemp industry boom, you can find a wide array of legal, hemp-derived Delta 9 THC products online. For example, nama CBD offers vegan Delta 9 edibles that are compliant with the 2018 Farm Bill and federally legal.
The most popular cannabis product sold online is the flower. When it comes to THC products, popular options are THC gummies, THC vapes, and THC drinks, which have gained a significant fanbase in recent years.
CBD products such as CBD oils and CBD edibles are also quite popular, as are products that contain minor cannabinoids (CBG oils and gummies with CBN, for instance).
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