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Introduction As the debate surrounding the legalization of marijuana continues to gain momentum across the United States, many Texans are wondering if their state will ever join the growing list of places where cannabis is legal. Texas, known for its conservative values and strict drug laws, has been slow to embrace the idea of legalizing marijuana for recreational use. However, recent developments suggest that the tide may be turning. Texas Legislation In 2018, Texas took a small step towards marijuana reform by legalizing the use of low-THC cannabis oil for medical purposes. This move allowed patients with certain qualifying conditions...

The 2018 Farm Bill represents an important turning point in regulations across Texas. This landmark legislation has revolutionized cannabis policies by distinguishing marijuana from other products. It legalizes the product with 0.3% or less THC to foster the growth these industries nationwide. Its provisions are vital to understanding present-day hemp, CBD, and cannabis policies across Texas and beyond. Background The history of Cannabis policies in the U.S. is complex. Its farming was once prevalent due to the 1937 Marijuana Tax Act. The law heavily taxes all cannabis sales, including production, which ceased completely, resulting in less farming. The Controlled Substances...

So, what is delta-9o? Short for delta-9 THC-O-acetate, delta-9o is similar to delta-9 THC, but like with THC-O, an acetyl group is added to hemp extract to create a uniquely bioavailable compound. The effects of delta-9o are said to be similar to delta-9—the key difference lies in the fact that the addition of the acetyl group means the compound must be metabolized before it becomes active. After consumption, delta-9o goes through a process called deacetylation in the liver where the acetyl group is removed. Because of this process, the delta-9 THC left behind is thought to be more bioavailable than conventional...