The passing of the 2018 Farm bill effectively legalized hemp-based products defined as Cannabis containing less than 0.3% THC, which includes CBD products. The

The passing of the 2018 Farm bill effectively legalized hemp-based products defined as Cannabis containing less than 0.3% THC, which includes CBD products. There is a little gray area on some fronts though. Certain states (Nebraska, Idaho, and South Dakota) still can go by their own state laws and no comply with the bill. But rules are constantly changing. We are also waiting on the FDA to make a final statement regarding how we can use CBD. They may say you cannot put CBD in ingestible products (e.g. CBD gummies), but we don't know when they will actually have a statement or how they will rule on CBD regulations in ingestable products. An anecdote: TSA searched my bag in late 2019 (for reasons unrelated to CBD or cannabis - the Xray just looked weird). I had some full-spectrum CBD products and TSA couldn't care less.