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We require that your billing and shipping address match to prevent identity and credit card fraud.

We require that your billing and shipping address match to prevent identity and credit card fraud.

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We only restock original "classic" designs like our Vivid Dadhat's and Vivid Tee's. All other items that we do not restock will be tagged as "Limited" – meaning only 100 copies/units are sold, so take advantage!

CBD stands for cannabidiol, a compound naturally found in hemp and cannabis plants. Unlike THC, it is non-intoxicating, and it does not produce a high. Numerous studies indicate that CBD may support homeostasis, or balance in your body’s natural rhythms.

Industrial hemp-derived CBD oil is legal at the federal level. We mention ‘hemp-derived’ because you can also get CBD from marijuana. CBD has the same effects no matter where it comes from. Industrial hemp is described by the 2018 Farm Bill as having less than 0.3% THC, which is the compound that produces the high associated with marijuana. CBD is non-intoxicating, and will not generate a high. This is part of the reason the legality surrounding this compound is more relaxed.

Please note: *Each state has the right to create its own laws and regulations, so you should do your own research before purchasing CBD oil in any given state.*

Where is CBD Legal?

There are ten US states where cannabis is legal for medical and recreational use. These are Alaska, California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nevada, Oregon, Vermont, Washington, and D.C. If you live in one of these ten states, you can often use CBD regardless of whether it came from hemp or marijuana. Again, we always recommend you do your own research. Believe it or not, some states permit cannabis but still not hemp. There’s a lot of misinformation out there at all levels.

As of April 2019, there are only three states with restrictions on all cannabis and cannabis-derived products. These are Idaho, Nebraska, and South Dakota. Even though hemp is likely to become more accessible in these places soon, if you are in one of these states, it is crucial that you know how hemp-derived CBD extracts are treated.

The 2018 Farm Bill

In 2018, the US Senate introduced The Hemp Farming Act in its version of the 2018 Farm Bill. Among other goals, the act sought to make hemp an agricultural commodity, give states the power to oversee hemp production, and take away the Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA) authority over hemp.

The 2018 Farm Bill was signed into law in December 2018, effectively legalizing hemp at the federal level by removing it from the federal list of controlled substances and classifying it as an agricultural commodity. As a result, CBD from hemp is legal nationwide at the federal level. The Hemp Farming Act, included in the 2018 Farm Bill, is considered the most important victory in the history of the hemp industry in the United States.

Why Was CBD Ever Made Illegal?

Hemp was made illegal because it contained trace amounts of THC, and there was widespread concern that it would be used in the same way as marijuana. Beyond that, it seemed possible that supposed hemp farms could be used to disguise marijuana crops. When marijuana was made illegal, all associated compounds, derivatives, and related plants were made illegal too. As legislative progress and scientific research were made, the potential power of CBD became more understood. Furthermore, advocates for hemp demonstrated that it was useful for many things, but not necessarily getting high, especially not when grown at the legal limit of 0.3% THC.

Courtesy Disclaimer: 

*The legal landscape around CBD is unclear and changing rapidly both at the Federal and State level. The information on our website and any other communication regarding legality which you may receive from any representative of Green Roads is for informational purposes only and not for the purpose of providing legal advice. You must make your own judgment regarding whether you should purchase CBD in your jurisdiction. You should contact your attorney to obtain more specific guidance.*

Unfortunately, we are not allowed to tell you! We wish we could, not only because we are incredibly proud of our affiliate products, but also because we get emails from people all across the country telling us how these products has made a difference in their lives. However, the US Food and Drug Administration currently prohibits all manufacturers of dietary supplements from making any claims about the ability of their products to treat specific health conditions. Health claims are only permitted where approved by the FDA and based on accepted clinical trials. Because CBD is relatively new to the market, the lengthy clinical trial period is still in process.

We know how important it is to comply with FDA rules, and we know that their oversight of the CBD market will only help to distinguish high-quality products from other brands in the marketplace. Until the FDA approves clinical trials (and lets us shout about our products from the rooftops), we encourage our customers to look at the considerable information and many personal testimonials available online. Or join our thousands of loyal customers and just give one of our affiliate brands a try! Either way, we know you’ll be happy with what you discover.

No! A medical card or prescription is not needed to place an order.

No, all of our CBD products are extracted from industrial hemp plants, which by law can have no more than 0.3% THC. This is already not enough to produce a high. Some items even reduce the THC content in our products further, all the way down to Non-Detectable (ND) levels to reassure our customers that our products are non-intoxicating.

Terpenes are organic compounds from plants that give fruits and flowers their taste and aroma. We offer CBD terpenes, which are oils with terpenes, for their amazing flavors, and to tap into a phenomenon known as the “entourage effect”. This effect is based on research which suggests that multiple compounds within a hemp plant interact with the body for greater potential impact.

No, CBD is non-intoxicating and will not produce the high associated with THC.

No, THC is the chemical in marijuana that produces a high. Industrial hemp that contains 0.3% THC is federally legal because this is considered too low to have any effect. Some select items take it a step further and reduces THC all the way down to non-detectable levels.

You will not fail any drug tests since these tests do not detect such low levels of THC.

The endocannabinoid system (ECS) is a group of cannabinoid receptors in your brain and nervous system. CBD interacts with cannabinoid receptors which keeps your body in balance.

The defining difference between marijuana and hemp is the percentage of THC. Marijuana refers to strains of cannabis that contain high levels of THC. Hemp refers to strains of cannabis containing Non-Detectable THC.

No, cannabinoids have no known toxicity. While everyone’s dosage amount is different for their desired results, we many people start in small amounts and increasing the dosage from there.