The US legalized hemp cultivation through the Farm Bill of 2018. However, not all states in the US allow the commercial use of CBD. This article explains whether CBD gummies are legal in all the states in the US.The 2018 farm bill only allowed the commercial us of CBD with specific levels of CBD. Marijuana CBD and products are still illegal in the United States because of the amount of THC. Marijuana has about 90% THC. This product is psychoactive and can make the user “high.” In contrast CBD contains 0.03% of THC level. Therefore, the CBD gummies can be harnessed for its benefits without getting intoxicated.CBD Gummies Use In The 50 States The Farm Bill signed in 2018 does not change the legality of hemp-derived cannabis. The senate could legalize hemp nationwide, but the final Farm Bill allowed each state to take responsibility for the hemp cultivation. Van Dolah et al. (2019) explained that CBD gummies are not legal in all 50 states, even if derived from hemp. In the United States, each state has its Controlled Substance Act that looks upon the federal law on substances. In some states, hemp is equated to marijuana. Out of the 50 states, 36 have legalized hemp cultivation; in others, it is still illegal. Even the grouping, distribution, and commercial manufacturing laws greatly differ.With some states' legalization, there is still some misunderstanding between law enforcement from interstates levels. When hemp is transported from one state to another, there is always the risk of cargo seizure, even with the state’s destination or origin. Some states allow hemp-based products but smokeable, while other do not. Conclusion CBD gummies are legal in most states of the US. The US senate provides a legal framework implementable in all the 50 states. However, it does not compel the states to adopt the bills homogenously. Hence, every state has powers to determine how to implement the commercial application of CBD. Individuals should be keen on which states they are using hemp or purchasing it to prevent legal consequences. Users should also opt for products with less than 0.03% THC; these products are not only legal but also less intoxicating.References VanDolah, H. J., Bauer, B. A., &Mauck, K. F. (2019, September). Clinicians' guide to cannabidiol and hemp oils. Mayo Clinic Proceedings (Vol. 94, No. 9, pp. 1840-1851). Elsevier.