Is CBD legal in your state?

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Pick a product, then tap a state. Every verdict shows the date it was checked and the official source. A product we can't confirm says so instead of guessing.

51/51states verified
for CBD oil

31Legal18Legal with limits2Not legal
All 51 checked against official sources between Sep 24 and Sep 30, 2026← → ↑ ↓ move · Enter open

Texas

CBD oil & tinctures
LegalChecked Sep 24, 2026 · adults 21+

Yes. CBD oil and tinctures are legal in Texas for adults 21 and older if the product has 0.3% delta-9 THC or less by dry weight.

  • Buy from a licensed Texas retailer or a brand that publishes a batch lab report (COA).
  • Isolate and broad-spectrum oils are the least likely to go over the federal THC cap after December 11.
Min. age
21+
THC limit
0.3% delta-9
Medical
Low-THC only (TCUP)
Recreational
No
Federal: From December 11, 2026, federal law caps finished hemp products at 0.4 mg total THC per container. Zero-THC CBD is usually unaffected.
Full Texas guide
Show sources (6)
  • Texas DSHS, Consumable Hemp Program
  • Texas State Law Library, CBD and delta-8 research guide
  • Texas DPS, Compassionate Use Program
  • Office of the Law Revision Counsel (uscode.house.gov), 7 U.S.C. 1639o, as amended by Pub. L. 119-37 section 781
  • govinfo.gov, H.R. 6500, section 2019: delay to December 11
  • Texas Secretary of State (Texas Register), DSHS adopted rules, March 20, 2026: total THC includes THCA
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CBD laws by state: every state, every product

The same results as the map, as a table. "Limits" means legal with limits (age, THC or labeling rules). Open a state for its full guide.

All 51 verified
CBD and hemp product legality by state
StateCBD oilCBD gummiesFull-spectrum CBDHemp delta-9Delta-8THCA flowerHemp vapesChecked
ALAlabamaLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalPendingSep 28
AKAlaskaLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalNot legalNot legalLimitsSep 30
AZArizonaLegalLegalLimitsNot legalNot legalPendingPendingSep 30
ARArkansasLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalNot legalPendingSep 30
CACaliforniaLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalNot legalNot legalSep 28
COColoradoLegalLegalLimitsLimitsNot legalPendingPendingSep 30
CTConnecticutLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalLimitsSep 30
DEDelawareLegalLegalLimitsLimitsPendingLimitsLimitsSep 30
DCDistrict of ColumbiaNot legalNot legalNot legalNot legalNot legalNot legalNot legalSep 30
FLFloridaLegalLimitsLimitsLimitsPendingLimitsLimitsSep 30
GAGeorgiaLegalLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalLimitsSep 28
HIHawaiiLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalNot legalSep 30
IDIdahoLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalNot legalNot legalLimitsSep 28
ILIllinoisLegalLegalLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsSep 30
INIndianaLegalLegalLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalPendingSep 28
IAIowaLegalLegalLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalNot legalSep 28
KSKansasLegalLegalLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalSep 30
KYKentuckyLegalLegalLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalLimitsSep 30
LALouisianaLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsPendingNot legalNot legalSep 30
MEMaineLegalLegalLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsPendingSep 30
MDMarylandLegalNot legalLimitsNot legalNot legalNot legalLimitsSep 30
MAMassachusettsLimitsNot legalLimitsNot legalNot legalNot legalLimitsSep 30
MIMichiganLegalNot legalLimitsNot legalNot legalNot legalLimitsSep 30
MNMinnesotaLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalLimitsSep 30
MSMississippiNot legalNot legalNot legalNot legalNot legalPendingPendingSep 30
MOMissouriLegalLegalLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsSep 30
MTMontanaLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalNot legalNot legalLimitsSep 30
NENebraskaLegalLegalLimitsLimitsPendingPendingPendingSep 30
NVNevadaLegalLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalLimitsSep 30
NHNew HampshireLegalPendingLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsSep 30
NJNew JerseyLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalLimitsSep 30
NMNew MexicoLegalLegalLimitsLimitsPendingPendingLimitsSep 30
NYNew YorkLegalLegalLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalLimitsSep 30
NCNorth CarolinaLegalLegalLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsSep 28
NDNorth DakotaLegalPendingLimitsNot legalNot legalNot legalNot legalSep 30
OHOhioLegalLegalLimitsNot legalNot legalNot legalLimitsSep 28
OKOklahomaLegalLegalLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalLimitsSep 30
OROregonLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalLimitsLimitsSep 30
PAPennsylvaniaLegalPendingLimitsPendingPendingPendingLimitsSep 28
RIRhode IslandLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalLimitsSep 30
SCSouth CarolinaLegalLegalLimitsLimitsPendingLimitsPendingSep 30
SDSouth DakotaLegalLegalLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalNot legalSep 30
TNTennesseeLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalLimitsSep 30
TXTexasLegalLegalLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalNot legalSep 24
UTUtahLegalLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalNot legalSep 28
VTVermontLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalNot legalLimitsSep 30
VAVirginiaLegalLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalLimitsSep 30
WAWashingtonLimitsNot legalNot legalNot legalNot legalNot legalLimitsSep 30
WVWest VirginiaLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsNot legalLimitsSep 30
WIWisconsinLegalLegalLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsLimitsSep 30
WYWyomingLegalLegalLimitsLimitsNot legalNot legalLimitsSep 30

Is CBD legal in the US?

Full federal answer →

Yes, if it comes from hemp. Federal law allows hemp-derived CBD with no more than 0.3% delta-9 THC. Two federal changes land in late 2026, and every state can add its own rules on top.

  1. 0.3% delta-9 THCby dry weight; hemp CBD is federally legal
  2. Lab-only cannabinoids outTHC-O and others the plant can't make lose hemp status
  3. 0.4 mg total THC per containerTHCA counts as THC; converted delta-8 is no longer hemp

For CBD oil, the states and DC split like this: Legal 31 Legal with limits 18 Not legal 2

Federal law today

The 2018 Farm Bill took hemp off the federal controlled substances list. Hemp means cannabis with no more than 0.3% delta-9 THC by dry weight, and hemp-derived CBD (cannabidiol) counts as hemp. CBD made from marijuana does not. The FDA says CBD can't be added to food or sold as a dietary supplement across state lines.

What changes in late 2026

On November 12, 2026, cannabinoids the plant can't make at all, like THC-O, lose hemp status. On December 11, 2026, THCA counts toward the THC limit, finished products are capped at 0.4 mg total THC per container, and converted cannabinoids like delta-8 stop counting as hemp.

Your state decides the rest

States add their own rules on top. For CBD oil, 31 of the 50 states and DC allow it without extra state conditions, 18 allow it with limits such as an age minimum, a THC cap or a license, and 2 don't allow it in ordinary stores. Pick your state on the map or in the table above.

How we verify every answer

Each state answer is checked against that state's own official sources: statutes, agency rules and court orders, never another blog. Every state shows the date it was checked, and a product we can't confirm says "Being verified" instead of a guess. Every source, with its link, is on our law changes and sources page.

Federal hemp changes: November 12 and December 11, 2026

Federal hemp ban →
Today
Jul 31 2026
Texas
Delta-8 back in Schedule I
Aug 15 2026
Virginia
2 mg THC per package cap, 25:1 ends
Sep 1 2026
Wisconsin
Fines start for unlisted hemp vapes
Nov 12 2026
Federal · all states
41 daysLab-only cannabinoids like THC-O lose hemp status
Dec 11 2026
Federal · all states
70 days0.4 mg total THC per container cap

Recent state law changes

All law changes →
  1. WisconsinLegal with limits

    Manufacturers and retailers selling a hemp vaping device not listed in the directory face a $1,000 forfeiture per day for each device.

  2. VirginiaLegal with limits

    The 25:1 CBD-to-THC exception ended: no hemp product made or sold in Virginia may hold more than 2 mg total THC per package. Hemp enforcement moved from VDACS to the Cannabis Control Authority.

  3. TexasNot legal

    Delta-8 and other manufactured THC variants placed back in Texas Schedule I

  4. District of ColumbiaNot legal

    Emergency act (D.C. Act 26-391) took effect: a business that sells or delivers Schedule I substances, or products containing them, also counts as an unlicensed establishment for closure purposes. Expires October 28, 2026 unless replaced.

  5. HawaiiLegal with limits

    Grace period ends; DOH and the Attorney General begin enforcing hemp retailer and distributor registration statewide.

CBD calculators

Check a lab report against the 0.4 mg per container cap that starts December 11, or turn an oil label into mg per serving.

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CBD law guides

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The federal hemp ban: what changes and when

The 2026 federal hemp law explained: what changes on November 12 and December 11, 2026, which hemp products it hits, and why it isn't a ban on CBD.

Is CBD federally legal?

Hemp CBD isn't a controlled substance, but that isn't blanket approval. What the Farm Bill allows, what changes December 11, 2026, and where states say no.

Are CBD gummies legal?

Hemp CBD gummies meet the federal hemp definition, but the FDA bars CBD in food sold across state lines. THC per jar and your state decide the rest.

CBD law questions

Which states ban CBD oil?

CBD oil is not legal in ordinary stores in the District of Columbia and Mississippi. It is legal in 31 states and legal with limits (such as an age minimum or a THC cap) in 18. Tap a state on the map for its conditions and sources.

Is the 2026 federal hemp ban a ban on CBD?

No. It changes the federal definition of hemp. CBD itself is not banned, but products with more than 0.4 mg total THC per container fall outside the new definition from December 11, 2026.

What happens on November 12, 2026?

Cannabinoids the hemp plant can't make at all, such as THC-O, lose federal hemp status. The rest of the new law, including converted delta-8, CBD, THCA and hemp delta-9, was pushed to December 11, 2026.

How do I check if my product is over 0.4 mg?

Take delta-9 THC and THCA from the lab report, calculate total THC as delta-9 plus 0.877 times THCA, then multiply by the package's net weight. Our free total THC calculator does it for you.

How current is this map?

All 50 states and DC are checked against their own official sources, and each state shows the date it was last checked. Every change we find is logged, with its date, on our law changes page.

Is this legal advice?

No. It summarizes state and federal rules and names the official source behind each answer; the links are on our law changes page. Check the source or a local attorney before buying or selling.