CBD Laws in Alabama

How Alabama law treats cbd, from the state code and official state agencies.

Short answer: Hemp CBD products sold to eat, drink, apply or take under the tongue fall under Alabama's 'consumable hemp product' law, which covers any finished product containing hemp compounds, including cannabinoids. Ala. Code 1975 §§ 28-12-2(5), 28-12-20(a), 28-12-45(a)-(c), 28-12-49

CBD	Hemp CBD products sold to eat, drink, apply or take under the tongue fall under Alabama's 'consumable hemp product' law, which covers any finished product containing hemp compounds, including cannabinoids. They must be sold by a retailer licensed by the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, meet testing, packaging and THC limits, and may not be bought or possessed by anyone under 21. Pharmacies may sell topical and under-the-tongue hemp products, and grocery stores may sell hemp beverages, with a board license. Smokable hemp products are banned. Source: Ala. Code 1975 §§ 28-12-2(5), 28-12-20(a), 28-12-45(a)-(c), 28-12-49

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Hemp CBD products sold to eat, drink, apply or take under the tongue fall under Alabama's 'consumable hemp product' law, which covers any finished product containing hemp compounds, including cannabinoids. They must be sold by a retailer licensed by the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, meet testing, packaging and THC limits, and may not be bought or possessed by anyone under 21. Pharmacies may sell topical and under-the-tongue hemp products, and grocery stores may sell hemp beverages, with a board license. Smokable hemp products are banned.

Source: Ala. Code 1975 §§ 28-12-2(5), 28-12-20(a), 28-12-45(a)-(c), 28-12-49

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