Is CBD Oil legal in Nebraska?
Status: Forbidden
Many US consumers wonder if they are able to purchase CBD oil in states with stringent cannabis laws such as Nebraska. In this article, we will make this clear.
CBD is the compound of the cannabis plant. Unlike THC, CBD doesn’t have psychoactive properties. It can be derived from marijuana or hemp. Products derived from hemp contain very low levels of THC, usually below 0.3%.
Technically CBD is illegal in the state, but the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 removed hemp from the Controlled Substances Act.
CBD Pilot Study allows any residents with intractable epilepsy use of CBD medication as part of a research program. Some institutions have the possibility to grow industrial hemp for purposes of researching CBD under Agriculture Improvement.
How to get CBD in Nebraska
Even though CBD Hemp Oil is legal under federal law, the state’s Department of Justice maintains that all marijuana extracts, including CBD, is still a Schedule 1 controlled substance. Any residents who possess CBD products not obtained from the Medical Hemp Pilot Study will be treated as if they are caught possessing an illegally controlled substance. That’s why it’s best to not shop CBD at all, unless being registered in the state’s Medical CBD Pilot Study.
Is it legal to ...
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buy CBD in Nebraska online No
It’s illegal to possess CBD in Nebraska.
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buy CBD in Nebraska offline No
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grow CBD in Nebraska Yes
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buy products containing above 0.3% of THC for medical use No
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buy products containing above 0.3% of THC for recreational use No
