Hemp Education is a priority.

Hemp or CBD products that adhere to the strict federal guidelines will not get you high or intoxicated.

Under the Hemp Farming Act of 2018 all hemp or CBD related products must remain under .03% THC. This limit of THC is not enough to cause any intoxication or impairment of any kind.

Please note: There are cannabis legal states who allow CBD products to be sold with higher concentrations of THC.

Purchasing products with higher amounts of THC will cause you to feel high or intoxicated. If you visit a dispensary for medical or adult-use, please read the labels or ask questions.

This is a great question and it can be very confusing!

CBD

Cannabidiol (CBD) is a cannabinoid in the cannabis plant. It can be found in both hemp and cannabis, mostly in the flowers (or buds) of the plant.

CBD is known for its ability to help a wide variety of health issues. CBD is not intoxicating and can't get you high.

THC

Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is one of the 113 cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant. It's the psychoactive ingredient that has a profound or significant effective on your mental processes.

THC is the compound that makes you feel high or intoxicated. 

It's important to keep up with the current laws and regulations surrounding hemp and CBD related products, especially since some states differ.

Federal Law

As of November 2018, CBD (or cannabidiol) is now federally legal as long as it's made from hemp with less than 0.3% THC content. This means you can legally possess and use hemp or CBD products within these parameters.

However, the FDA still classifies parts of the hemp plant as a Schedule 1 drug and is working on implementing industry regulations to ensure your safety. Depending on what transpires, certain hemp or CBD related products may not be available in the future.

State Laws

Each state has their own laws on cannabis or hemp. Most states allow the purchase of CBD and hemp products from any vendor in any form, while some states require these items to be purchased in licensed dispensaries or in certain forms.

Hemp Rolls recommends checking your local laws or guidelines due to discrepancies. Texas is an example of a state where CBD tinctures are legal, but smoking CBD or hemp flower is not.

Since most hemp related products include trace amounts of THC, it is possible for you to fail a drug test depending on the type of test you are given.

The only exception is CBD Isolate products where all cannabinoids except CBD have been removed.

Even though hemp products with THC levels of 0.3% or less are federally legal, some companies and organizations have a zero tolerance policy for positive results.

Hemp Rolls recommends you evaluate the risks involved before using our products or any others in the marketplace.

Full Spectrum

Full Spectrum CBD products derived from hemp include all the cannabinoids found in the plant, including trace amounts of THC.

Full Spectrum products are often recommended due to the entourage effect. All of Hemp Rolls products are Full Spectrum.

CBD Isolates

CBD Isolate products undergo a strict process to remove all of the cannabinoids from the plant except cannabidiol (CBD). This means they are THC free.

CBD Isolates are often used by people who want the benefits of CBD but don't want to risk failing a drug test.

There has been a lot of confusion and questions regarding hemp, CBD, and cannabis as it relates to airline travel.

Federally legal hemp products with 0.3% THC or less are allowed to be transported across state lines by any means.

Cannabis products with more than 0.3% THC content are federally illegal and not allowed to be transported across state lines by any means.

For more information, you can find the TSA's statement here.