Is CBD Oil legal in New Hampshire?
Status: Legal
The cannabidiol - CBD - seems to be a cure that patients have been looking for since forever. It helps to reduce different types of pain with absolutely no side effects. Even though it’s getting more popular, some people are still wondering if it’s legal. In this article, we talk about CBD Oil in New Hampshire.
The legal status of CBD in New Hampshire depends on its source. CBD can be derived either from marijuana or hemp. Products derived from marijuana have a high level of THC, a compound of the plant known for psychoactive properties. However, in CBD derived from hemp, only trace amounts of THC are present, which means users won’t experience the “high” effect.
On July 2013, Governor Maggie Hassan signed House Bill 573 that legalized medical marijuana. Due to the delayed implementation, the state’s first dispensary started to operate two years after.
CBD derived from marijuana can be given to the patients granted with an MMJ card.
CBD Hemp Oil is legal in the whole country under the 2018 Farm Bill, unless in-state laws say otherwise, but fortunately there are no other laws passed in New Hampshire. This means that CBD derived from hemp is 100% legal in the state.
How to get CBD in New Hampshire
New Hampshire residents have easy access to CBD products all over the state. Their options include conveniently buying products online. There is a wide range of choices of hemp derived CBD. Those products do not need a recommendation from a physician.
Is it legal to ...
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buy CBD in New Hampshire online Yes
Any U.S. citizen can make an online purchase of CBD Hemp Oil anywhere in the country.
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buy CBD in New Hampshire offline Yes
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grow CBD in New Hampshire Yes
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buy products containing above 0.3% of THC for medical use Yes
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buy products containing above 0.3% of THC for recreational use No
