CBD Legal States

In Alabama, CBD oil exceeding 0.3% THC is legal conditionally with a medical cannabis license for specific conditions. The state has comprehensive medical use of cannabis, and medical marijuana is legal, but possession of marijuana for personal use is illegal.

CBD is fully legal in Alaska. The state allows recreational and medical use of marijuana.

CBD is fully legal in Arizona, and the state has legalized both recreational and medical use of marijuana.

In Arkansas, cannabis-derived CBD oil exceeding 0.3% THC is legal conditionally with a medical cannabis license for specific conditions. The state has comprehensive medical use of cannabis, and medical marijuana is legal, but possession of marijuana for personal use is illegal.

In California, hemp-derived CBD edibles are not legal in the state, but cannabis-derived CBD edibles are; however, this restriction does not seem to be strictly enforced, and legislation has been proposed to remove it. Recreational use of marijuana is legal, and there is comprehensive medical use of cannabis.

CBD is fully legal in Colorado, and the state has legalized both recreational and medical use of marijuana.

CBD is fully legal in Connecticut, and the state has legalized both recreational and medical use of marijuana.

In Delaware, cannabis-derived CBD oil exceeding 0.3% THC is legal conditionally with a medical cannabis license for specific conditions, although the CBD market, in general, is relatively unregulated in Delaware. The state has comprehensive medical use of cannabis, and medical marijuana is legal.

CBD is fully legal in DC, and the state has legalized both recreational and medical use of marijuana.

In Florida, hemp-derived CBD oil is legal conditionally, while cannabis-derived CBD oil is legal only for medical use under the comprehensive medical use of cannabis program. Possession of marijuana for personal use is illegal.

In Georgia, cannabis-derived CBD oil is legal conditionally with a medical cannabis license for specific conditions, must contain equal amounts of THC and CBD, and THC content cannot exceed 5%. CBD/low THC medical marijuana is legal but possession of marijuana for personal use is illegal.

In Hawaii, hemp-derived CBD oil is legal conditionally, while medical marijuana is legal under the comprehensive medical use.

All varieties of CBD are legal in Idaho, so long as there is no traceable THC content. Marijuana is illegal for both medical and recreational use.

CBD is fully legal in Illinois, and the state has legalized both recreational and medical use of marijuana.

In Indiana, CBD is conditionally legal in Indiana, and all varieties are legal as long as they do not exceed 0.3% THC. The state has also legalized CBD and low-THC oils, so long as they meet certain labeling and testing requirements. However, marijuana is still illegal for both medical and recreational use in Indiana, and possession can result in fines and even jail time.

In Iowa, CBD is conditionally legal in Iowa, and cannabis-derived CBD oil exceeding 0.3% THC is legal with a medical cannabis license. However, the list of accepted conditions is fairly restrictive, and the state does not allow the use of CBD or low-THC oils for other medical conditions. Possession of marijuana for any purpose remains illegal in Iowa, and penalties for possession can include fines and jail time.

CBD is conditionally legal in Kansas, and all varieties are legal as long as there is no traceable THC content. Medical CBD oil is legal with a license for specific conditions, provided the THC content doesn’t exceed 5%. Possession of marijuana is illegal in Kansas, and the state has some of the harshest penalties for marijuana possession in the country.

CBD is conditionally legal in Kentucky, and only hemp-derived CBD oil is legal. The state has also legalized CBD and low-THC oils, but they are only available to patients with a prescription for certain medical conditions. Marijuana is illegal in Kentucky for both medical and recreational use, and possession can result in fines and even jail time.

CBD is conditionally legal in Louisiana, and cannabis-derived CBD oil is legal with a medical cannabis license for specific conditions. The state has a comprehensive medical marijuana program that allows patients to access a variety of THC and CBD products. Possession of marijuana without a medical cannabis license is illegal in Louisiana, and penalties can include fines and jail time.

CBD is fully legal in Maine, and the state has legalized both the medical and recreational use of marijuana. The state has also legalized the production and sale of a variety of THC and CBD products.

CBD is conditionally legal in Maryland, and cannabis-derived CBD oil is legal with a medical cannabis license for specific conditions. The state has a comprehensive medical marijuana program that allows patients to access a variety of THC and CBD products. Possession of marijuana without a medical cannabis license is illegal in Maryland, and penalties can include fines and jail time.

CBD is fully legal in Massachusetts, and the state has legalized both the medical and recreational use of marijuana. The state has also legalized the production and sale of a variety of THC and CBD products.

CBD is fully legal in Michigan, and the state has legalized both the medical and recreational use of marijuana. The state has also legalized the production and sale of a variety of THC and CBD products.

In Minnesota, CBD oil derived from cannabis is legal for medical use with a prescription from a registered healthcare practitioner for specific conditions, but hemp-derived CBD is legal for general use. The state has a comprehensive medical marijuana program that permits the use of cannabis for patients with qualifying medical conditions.

In Mississippi, CBD oil derived from cannabis is legal for medical use with a prescription for specific conditions, but it must be obtained from the University of Mississippi and cannot exceed 0.5% THC. Mississippi has a comprehensive medical marijuana program that allows the use of cannabis for patients with qualifying medical conditions.

In Missouri, CBD oil derived from cannabis that exceeds 0.3% THC is legal for medical use with a prescription, and there are no qualifying conditions. Missouri has a comprehensive medical marijuana program that allows the use of cannabis for patients with qualifying medical conditions.

In Montana, CBD oil derived from both cannabis and hemp is legal for general use, as well as for medical use with a prescription. Montana has legalized recreational marijuana use for adults, and the state also has a comprehensive medical marijuana program.

Only hemp-derived CBD oil is legal in Nebraska, and only for general use. Cannabis remains illegal in the state, even for medical purposes.

Both cannabis and hemp-derived CBD are legal for general use in Nevada, with no prescription required. Nevada has legalized recreational marijuana use for adults, and the state also has a comprehensive medical marijuana program.

In New Hampshire, CBD oil derived from cannabis is legal for medical use with a prescription for specific conditions, but hemp-derived CBD is legal for general use. New Hampshire has a comprehensive medical marijuana program that allows the use of cannabis for patients with qualifying medical conditions.

Both cannabis and hemp-derived CBD are legal for general use in New Jersey, with no prescription required. New Jersey has legalized recreational marijuana use for adults, and the state also has a comprehensive medical marijuana program.

In New Mexico, CBD oil derived from cannabis is legal for medical use with a prescription for specific conditions, and hemp-derived CBD is legal for general use. New Mexico has a comprehensive medical marijuana program that allows the use of cannabis for patients with qualifying medical conditions and has also legalized recreational marijuana use for adults.

Both cannabis and hemp-derived CBD are legal for general use in New York, with no prescription required. New York has legalized recreational marijuana use for adults, and the state also has a comprehensive medical marijuana program.

In North Carolina, CBD derived from cannabis is legal for patients suffering from specific conditions with a medical cannabis license, however, this program is limited to a very small subset of the population of study participants. Low THC cannabis is allowed for medical use but marijuana is still illegal for recreational use.

In North Dakota, cannabis-derived CBD oil is legal for patients suffering from specific conditions with a medical cannabis license. North Dakota has comprehensive medical use of marijuana, and medical marijuana is legal for qualified patients.

In Ohio, CBD oil derived from cannabis is legal for patients with specific conditions and a medical cannabis license. Ohio has comprehensive medical use of marijuana, and medical marijuana is legal for qualified patients.

In Oklahoma, cannabis-derived CBD oil is legal for medical use with a medical cannabis license, and there are no qualifying conditions. Oklahoma also has comprehensive medical use of marijuana, and medical marijuana is legal for qualified patients.

CBD is fully legal for both medical and recreational use in Oregon. In addition, marijuana is legal for recreational use, and medical marijuana is legal for qualified patients.

In Pennsylvania, CBD oil that exceeds 0.3% THC is legal for specific medical conditions with a medical cannabis license. Pennsylvania has comprehensive medical use of marijuana, and medical marijuana is legal for qualified patients.

In Rhode Island, cannabis-derived CBD oil that exceeds 0.3% THC is legal for specific medical conditions with a medical cannabis license. Rhode Island also allows marijuana for recreational use, and medical marijuana is legal for qualified patients.

In South Carolina, CBD oil that exceeds 0.9% THC is legal for medical use with a very restrictive list of qualifying conditions and a medical cannabis license. South Carolina allows only low-THC cannabis for medical use, and marijuana is still illegal for recreational use.

In South Dakota, CBD is conditionally legal, with medical and recreational cannabis products being illegal.

In Tennessee, CBD oil exceeding 0.9% THC is legal with a medical cannabis license, but there is a very restrictive list of qualifying conditions. Cannabis legality is limited to CBD/low THC and medical marijuana is not legal.

In Texas, low-THC (up to 1%) CBD oil is available for patients with qualifying conditions. Cannabis legality is limited to CBD/low THC, and medical marijuana is not legal.

In Utah, cannabis-derived CBD oil is legal with a medical cannabis license for specific conditions. Cannabis legality is comprehensive medical use, and medical marijuana is legal.

In Vermont, CBD is fully legal, and recreational marijuana is also legal.

In Virginia, CBD is fully legal, and recreational marijuana is also legal.

In Washington, CBD is fully legal, and recreational marijuana is also legal.

In West Virginia, cannabis-derived CBD oil is legal with a medical cannabis license for specific conditions. Cannabis legality is comprehensive medical use, and medical marijuana is legal.

In Wisconsin, cannabis-derived CBD oil is legal with a medical cannabis license for specific conditions. Cannabis legality is limited to CBD/low THC, and medical marijuana is not legal.

In Wyoming, hemp-derived CBD oil is conditionally legal, but there are no other details available regarding CBD or marijuana legality.