THC-O Acetate: The Controversial Cannabinoid Born From Prohibition and History
THC-O Acetate is a synthetic cannabinoid that has gained attention due to its powerful effects and its legal status within the 2018 Farm Bill. Originally researched by the U.S. military, THC-O remained obscure until recent years, when it became a legal alternative to Delta-9 THC. This article dives into its history, the process of creating THC-O from CBD, its potency, safety concerns, and the controversial legal status it holds today. Learn why consumers should approach THC-O with caution and why it's crucial to source lab-tested, safe products
Comprehensive Summary of Georgia Hemp Regulation Bill SB 494
The Georgia Hemp Regulation Bill enforces strict compliance measures for producing and selling hemp products, including licensing, THC limits, testing, and packaging requirements for consumer safety and alignment with federal guidelines.
House Farm Bill 2024: Major Wins and Looming Threats for the Hemp Industry
The House Agriculture Committee's 2024 Farm Bill includes significant wins for the hemp industry, such as reduced regulatory burdens and expanded lab accreditations. However, a potential amendment threatens to ban all hemp products with detectable THC levels, risking the future of non-intoxicating CBD products. Stay informed and ready to act against harmful changes.