Yes, Delta-9 THC is legal in Arizona.

Delta 9 THC is derived from the hemp plant, not marijuana, which contains 0.3% or less of delta 9 THC on a dry weight basis.

That complies with the 2018 federal Farm Bill, which sets standards for how much THC can be in a product grown and harvested that is sold as industrial hemp.

Delta 9 THC can be infused into larger size gummies and other edibles, making it technically legal to sell and ship to Arizona.

Yes, Delta-9 THC is legal in Wyoming.

Delta 9 THC is derived from the hemp plant, not marijuana, which contains 0.3% or less of delta 9 THC on a dry weight basis.

That complies with the 2018 federal Farm Bill, which sets standards for how much THC can be in a product grown and harvested that is sold as industrial hemp.

Delta 9 THC can be infused into larger size gummies and other edibles, making it technically legal to sell and ship to Wyoming.

Yes, Delta-9 THC is legal in Wisconsin.

Delta 9 THC is derived from the hemp plant, not marijuana, which contains 0.3% or less of delta 9 THC on a dry weight basis.

That complies with the 2018 federal Farm Bill, which sets standards for how much THC can be in a product grown and harvested that is sold as industrial hemp.

Delta 9 THC can be infused into larger size gummies and other edibles, making it technically legal to sell and ship to Wisconsin.

Yes, Delta-9 THC is legal in West Virginia.

Delta 9 THC is derived from the hemp plant, not marijuana, which contains 0.3% or less of delta 9 THC on a dry weight basis.

That complies with the 2018 federal Farm Bill, which sets standards for how much THC can be in a product grown and harvested that is sold as industrial hemp.

Delta 9 THC can be infused into larger size gummies and other edibles, making it technically legal to sell and ship to West Virginia.

Yes, Delta-9 THC is legal in Washington.

Delta 9 THC is derived from the hemp plant, not marijuana, which contains 0.3% or less of delta 9 THC on a dry weight basis.

That complies with the 2018 federal Farm Bill, which sets standards for how much THC can be in a product grown and harvested that is sold as industrial hemp.

Delta 9 THC can be infused into larger size gummies and other edibles, making it technically legal to sell and ship to Washington.

Yes, Delta-9 THC is legal in Virginia.

Delta 9 THC is derived from the hemp plant, not marijuana, which contains 0.3% or less of delta 9 THC on a dry weight basis.

That complies with the 2018 federal Farm Bill, which sets standards for how much THC can be in a product grown and harvested that is sold as industrial hemp.

Delta 9 THC can be infused into larger size gummies and other edibles, making it technically legal to sell and ship to Virginia.

Yes, Delta-9 THC is legal in Vermonta.

Delta 9 THC is derived from the hemp plant, not marijuana, which contains 0.3% or less of delta 9 THC on a dry weight basis.

That complies with the 2018 federal Farm Bill, which sets standards for how much THC can be in a product grown and harvested that is sold as industrial hemp.

Delta 9 THC can be infused into larger size gummies and other edibles, making it technically legal to sell and ship to Vermonta.

Yes, Delta-9 THC is legal in Utah.

Delta 9 THC is derived from the hemp plant, not marijuana, which contains 0.3% or less of delta 9 THC on a dry weight basis.

That complies with the 2018 federal Farm Bill, which sets standards for how much THC can be in a product grown and harvested that is sold as industrial hemp.

Delta 9 THC can be infused into larger size gummies and other edibles, making it technically legal to sell and ship to Utah.

Yes, Delta-9 THC is legal in Texas.

Delta 9 THC is derived from the hemp plant, not marijuana, which contains 0.3% or less of delta 9 THC on a dry weight basis.

That complies with the 2018 federal Farm Bill, which sets standards for how much THC can be in a product grown and harvested that is sold as industrial hemp.

Delta 9 THC can be infused into larger size gummies and other edibles, making it technically legal to sell and ship to Texas.

Yes, Delta-9 THC is legal in South Dakota.

Delta 9 THC is derived from the hemp plant, not marijuana, which contains 0.3% or less of delta 9 THC on a dry weight basis.

That complies with the 2018 federal Farm Bill, which sets standards for how much THC can be in a product grown and harvested that is sold as industrial hemp.

Delta 9 THC can be infused into larger size gummies and other edibles, making it technically legal to sell and ship to South Dakota.