10Moods offers mood-based cannabinoid products that are federally legal and compliant with the 2018 Farm Bill. However, the legality of specific cannabinoids such as CBD, THCA, Delta-8 THC, and Delta-9 THC varies state by state. This guide breaks down what you need to know about each compound — and how 10Moods stays compliant across the U.S.
Federal Law: The 2018 Farm Bill
The Farm Bill legalized hemp and its derivatives, provided the product contains less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight. This distinction allows for the sale of cannabinoids like CBD, THCA, and even Delta-8 THC, so long as they’re derived from hemp. But state law can override federal policy, which is where things get complicated.
Understanding Each Cannabinoid
Cannabinoid | Psychoactive? | Federally Legal? | Key Notes |
---|---|---|---|
CBD | No | Yes | Legal in all states, some restrictions apply in Idaho, Nebraska, and South Dakota. |
THCA | No (until heated) | Yes | Raw THCA is legal; decarboxylated THCA becomes THC, which may be regulated differently. |
Delta-8 THC | Yes | Yes (gray area) | Federally permitted, but banned in over a dozen states. |
Delta-9 THC (Hemp-Derived) | Yes | Yes (if under 0.3%) | Legal only in low doses; often used in edibles like gummies. |
State-by-State Legality Chart (May 2025)
This chart reflects the legality status for each cannabinoid as of May 2025. Please consult your local regulations as laws can change.
State | CBD | THCA | Delta-8 | Delta-9 (Hemp) |
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Alabama | Legal | Legal | Legal | Legal |
Alaska | Legal | Legal | Banned | Legal |
Arizona | Legal | Legal | Banned | Legal |
California | Legal | Legal | Legal | Legal |
Colorado | Legal | Legal | Banned | Legal |
Florida | Legal | Legal (Currently Allowed) | Legal | Legal |
Georgia | Legal | Legal | Legal | Legal |
Idaho | Restricted | Illegal | Illegal | Illegal |
Illinois | Legal | Legal | Legal | Legal |
Indiana | Legal | Legal | Legal | Legal |
Iowa | Legal | Restricted | Banned | Legal |
Kentucky | Legal | Legal | Legal | Legal |
Louisiana | Legal | Restricted | Banned | Legal |
New York | Legal | Legal | Banned | Legal |
North Carolina | Legal | Legal | Legal | Legal |
Texas | Legal | Ban goes into effect Sept 1, 2025 | Legal (For Now) | Legal (Under 0.3%) |
Utah | Legal | Legal | Banned | Legal |
Virginia | Legal | Under Review | Banned | Legal |
Washington | Legal | Legal | Banned | Legal |
Wisconsin | Legal | Legal | Legal | Legal |
How 10Moods Stays Legal
- All products are derived from hemp (not marijuana).
- All SKUs are tested for compliance under 0.3% Delta-9 THC.
- Third-party lab testing ensures purity, safety, and legality.
- 10Moods regularly updates its shipping policies to match local laws.
- We do not ship restricted products to states where they are banned.
Upcoming Legal Changes in 2025
As of May 2025, some states are proposing or enacting new legislation that may impact hemp-derived cannabinoids. For example, Texas has passed a bill to ban THCA and other hemp-based intoxicants starting September 1, 2025.
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Final Thoughts
While cannabis legality is evolving, 10Moods remains committed to transparency, compliance, and education. We believe in empowering consumers to make informed decisions and we take every step to ensure that our products meet the legal standards of the states where they are sold.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Please consult with a legal expert or state authority if you have questions about cannabinoid legality in your jurisdiction.