Does the 0.4 mg THC Cap Apply to CBD Gummies?
Yes, and it counts the bottle, not the gummy. cbdMD's full-spectrum sleep gummy lists 3 mg THC each and 90 mg per container: 225 times the cap.
US CBD brands, reviewed with candor
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Yes, and it counts the bottle, not the gummy. cbdMD's full-spectrum sleep gummy lists 3 mg THC each and 90 mg per container: 225 times the cap.
Yes: the cap counts total THC per bottle, THC-free or not. We read the statute and a lab report to show when an ND result proves a bottle passes.
Yes: Section 781 names animal use, and the cap is per bottle. We read cbdMD's dog tincture label against the 0.4 mg test; only the batch report answers.
Section 781 names topical application; a jar is a container. NuLeaf's balm label says under 0.3% THC, up to 128 mg a jar; only the batch report answers.
Section 781 caps total THC at 0.4 mg per container, not per serving. cbdMD's label says 2 mg THC per serving, so the bottle arithmetic answers it.
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