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⚠️ Federal hemp restrictions

The hemp ban takes effect December 11, 2026.

Federal law is redefining what counts as hemp. On December 11, 2026, products above 0.4 mg of total THC per container — plus Delta-8, Delta-10 and HHC before that — fall outside the definition. Nothing is illegal today. Everything below is legal right now.

60 days left until December 11, 2026 — full-spectrum, Delta-9 & THCa
31 days left until November 12, 2026 — Delta-8, Delta-10 & HHC
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What is actually changing

Two sentences in a federal appropriations bill rewrite the 2018 Farm Bill definition of hemp.

0.3% total THC

Hemp used to be tested on delta-9 only. From December 11, 2026 it is the total THC figure — THCa included — that decides whether a plant or extract is hemp.

0.4 mg per container

A hard ceiling on finished products. A single 10 mg gummy is 25× over it. Even full-spectrum oils with only trace THC can cross the line depending on how the FDA defines “container”.

12 Nov 2026 — converted cannabinoids

Delta-8, Delta-10 and HHC are made by converting CBD in a lab. The one-year delay announced in September covers naturally occurring cannabinoids only, so these may lose hemp status a month earlier than everything else.

Congress can still change it

Nothing is final until the date arrives. Bills to loosen or further delay the rules are live. If the law moves, this page moves with it — the dates and the product list update themselves.

Stock-up pricing on everything below

For the countdown window, every affected product carries a bulk tier. It applies automatically — no coupon code, nothing to remember — on one-time purchases through December 11, 2026.

Bulk discount tiers
4+ items15% off
7+ items25% off
10+ items35% off

Choose your quantity right here on each product — the tier is applied automatically in your cart at checkout. Pick the pack again from any product page and the price updates there too.

The affected list

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Every product on the site that the new definition puts in scope, counted live from the catalogue. If we add or retire one, it appears or disappears here on its own.

Recreational: Delta-8, Delta-10, HHC & THCa

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Converted and intoxicating cannabinoids. These are the products most exposed to the earlier 12 Nov 2026 date — and the Delta-9 edibles and THCa flower caught by the new total-THC test on 11 Dec 2026.

Full-spectrum & THC-carrying

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Full-spectrum oils, drops, capsules and gummies that carry detectable Delta-9 THC. The new 0.4 mg total-THC-per-container cap is what puts these at risk — even trace amounts count.

Straight answers

Are these products legal to buy today?Legality
Yes. Nothing about the law changes until November 12, 2026 at the earliest and December 11, 2026 for the rest. Everything on this page can be ordered, shipped and used exactly as it is now.
Why are full-spectrum products on this list? They do not get you high.Why listed
They are not targeted for being intoxicating — they are caught by the arithmetic. The cap is 0.4 mg of total THC per container, which is a fraction of what a normal bottle of full-spectrum oil carries, even when it is only trace amounts. The FDA still has to define “container”, so the outcome for these is genuinely uncertain — which is exactly why we are flagging them.
What is the difference between 12 Nov and 11 Dec?Timing
The original law took effect 12 Nov 2026. In September Congress pushed the date back to 11 Dec 2026 — but the extension was written around naturally occurring cannabinoids. Delta-8, Delta-10 and HHC are made by converting CBD, so there is real doubt they get the extra month. We are counting both dates down.
How does the bulk discount work?Pricing
Buy 4+ for 15% off, 7+ for 25% off, or 10+ for 35% off of any product on this list. It is applied automatically in your cart — no code — on one-time purchases, and runs through December 11, 2026. Subscribe & Save is a separate offer and does not stack.
What if Congress changes the law again?What if
Then nothing happens on December 11, 2026 and we will say so here. Until there is a signed change, the responsible assumption is that the date holds.