Is CBD legal in North Carolina?
Status: Conditional
From California to Maine CBD is becoming more popular across America, mostly for its health benefits. Many people who are looking for something to relieve their pain wonder if it's legal. In this article, we talk about CBD Oil in North Carolina.
The key to understanding the legal status of CBD is to know the difference of where it is sourced from. CBD can be derived from marijuana or hemp. Both are varieties of the cannabis plant. The thing that makes a difference between them is the levels of THC.
THC is the compound of the plant known for its psychoactive properties - it gives users the “high” effect. While CBD derived from marijuana is rich in THC, CBD Hemp Oil has only a trace amount of this chemical component, usually below 0.3%.
According to the Farm Bill, CBD Hemp products are legal on the federal level, unless in-state laws say otherwise. Unfortunately, in North Carolina, even CBD Hemp Oil is allowed only for patients with specific conditions
How to get CBD oil in North Carolina
Without medical certification, buying, using or possessing CBD products is considered illegal in the state. However, under the Farm Bill, all products derived from industrial hemp are legal to be used, sold and cultivated. There are several online retailers that operate under the Farm Bill and offer shipment to North Carolina. It is also technically possible to buy products locally.
Is it legal to ...
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buy CBD in North Carolina 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 North Carolina offline Yes
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grow CBD in North Carolina 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
