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The 2018 Farm Bill made a huge progress in the legalization of CBD products since it removed hemp from the Controlled Substances Act. Thanks to this hemp can now be legally cultivated in US soil.

To make it easy for you, CBD is legal in all 50 states, however the law is different from state to state. State laws dictate the legality on what type of CBD product people can use and which one is prohibited. 

Here is a quick rundown on the legality status and special laws of CBD in all 50 states:

Connecticut - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Wyoming - CBD oil products are legals as long as the source is hemp and it contains less than 0.3% THC.

Maine - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Virginia - CBD is legal if it is obtained legally and if it follows FDA guidelines. Medical conditions also allow for the use of CBD not more than 0.5% THC.

Massachusetts - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

New Hampshire - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

New Jersey - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Texas -  The use of CBD  products is legal if it's below 0.3% THC. However, CBD for medical use is legal as long as it's below 0.5% THC levels. 

New York - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Pennsylvania - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Utah - Legal to use CBD oil  with less than 0.3% THC. CBD edibles are illegal with the exception of gelatin cubes.

Rhode Island - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Vermont - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Wisconsin - The law is unclear on whether CBD products are legal or not  in Wisconsin. Possession of CBD products is considered a misdemeanor and is punishable by jail sentence. However the attorney general did advise law enforcement to not enforce this law. If you plan to use CBD oil in Wisconsin, we advise getting a physician’s certificate just in case. 

Illinois - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

North Carolina - Illegal to grow hemp but allowed for medical use as long as it has less than 0.9% THC. 

Michigan - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Minnesota - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

South Carolina - CBD products are  legal in South Carolina as long as it's below 0.3% THC. Additionally, CBD for medical use is legal as long as it's below 0.9% THC levels. 

Missouri - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

South Dakota - CBD has recently been legalized in South Dakota. As long as the CBD product is approved by the FDA,it is legal in South Dakota.

Nebraska - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

North Dakota - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Ohio - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Oklahoma - Excluded the word “marijuana ” when it comes to defining CBD products approved by the FDA. CBD oil and products are legal as well as long as it's approved by the FDA and has less than 0.3% THC.

Arkansas - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Delaware - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Florida - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Tennessee - CBD is legal if it's below 0.3% THC. However, CBD for medical use is legal as long as it's below 0.9% THC levels. 

Louisiana - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Maryland - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Georgia - Legal to use CBD products below 0.3 % THC levels.

Alaska - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Arizona - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

California - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Alabama - CBD products approved by the FDA  and have less than 0.3% THC levels are legal for recreational use in Alabama. 

Indiana - Legal to use CBD oil with no other controlled substances as well having below 0.3% THC levels.

Iowa - CBD products are legal if they are in accordance with chapter 124E of the Iowa Code.

Colorado - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Hawaii - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Kansas - Legal to use CBD products  if approved by the FDA. CBD products below  5% THC levels are also legal for medical use. 

Washington - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

West Virginia - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Idaho - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Kentucky -  CBD oil is legal for use as well as long as it has less than 0.3% THC.

Montana - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Nevada - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

New Mexico - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Oregon - Legalized medical cannabis and CBD products that are approved by the FDA.

Mississippi - Allows use of CBD oil and products with less than 0.3% THC levels as determined by the FDA. Medical patients can use CBD of higher concentrations up to 0.5%