On November 13, 2025, a federal spending bill was signed into law that will ban most hemp-derived THC products in 365 days — including many gummies, vapes, beverages, tinctures, and THCa flower.

This one-year “grace period” is the nation’s only window to replace this ban with real regulation that protects safe, legal access to hemp products for consumers across the United States.

For millions of adults nationwide, hemp-derived cannabinoids are the only accessible and affordable option for wellness, stress support, sleep, and pain relief.

If nothing changes by November 13, 2026, the vast majority of hemp products currently sold in the U.S. — in all 50 states — may be removed from shelves, including:

• THC beverages 
• Delta-9 and “full-spectrum” gummies
• Hemp-derived vapes
• THCa flower
• Broad- and full-spectrum products containing trace THC
   

This would leave many Americans with no legal alternatives.
In states without adult-use or medical cannabis programs, hemp is the only option.

This is not a small issue.
This affects veterans, cancer patients, chronic pain patients, people with anxiety, parents, seniors, and millions of everyday adults who rely on regulated hemp products.

Consumers and responsible hemp businesses across the country are urging Congress to replace the ban with sensible, protective regulations, including:

• Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)
• Accurate testing and truth-in-labeling
• Age verification
• Child-resistant packaging
• Clear limits on synthetics
• National safety standards for hemp-derived cannabinoids
   

These policies strengthen consumer protection — without eliminating access.

Congress needs to hear from regular Americans, not just businesses or trade groups.

Your elected officials need to know that you support federal regulation, not a nationwide ban.

       👉 https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative

       👉 https://www.senate.gov/senators/senators-contact.htm