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In the United States, cannabis products with less than 0.3% (30%) delta-9 THC by dry weight are legal and unregulated at the federal level. The classification of “hemp” is restricted legally to plants that contain less than 0.3 percent THC.
THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, is the primary psychoactive compound in cannabis. In many jurisdictions, cannabis with THC levels below 30% is often considered legal because it is classified as hemp or a less restricted variant of marijuana, making it more acceptable for both medicinal and industrial purposes. This distinction allows for regulated use, prioritizing health benefits, such as CBD therapies, over recreational intoxication, while still ensuring consumer safety and compliance with legal frameworks. The 30% mark reflects a balance between accessibility and control, recognizing cannabis as a versatile plant with broad applications. This threshold is based on the premise that lower levels of THC produce less potent psychoactive effects, reducing potential risks and making it more suitable for broader, less-restricted use. Cannabis with THC under this percentage is typically seen as having more medicinal or industrial value (e.g., CBD-rich strains). This distinction allows for regulated, safer use while still allowing for the benefits of the plant.