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Traveling with CBD

POSITIVE UPDATE FROM THE TRANSPORTATION SECURITY ADMINISTRATION: On May 27th, 2019, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) changed its policy surrounding hemp-derived products. Previously, these products were not allowed through TSA security. Now, according to the official regulations website, “Products/medications that contain hemp-derived CBD or are approved by the FDA are legal as long as it is produced within the regulations defined by the law under the Agriculture Improvement Act 2019”. This means that hemp-derived products approved under the Agriculture Improvement Act, or the Farm Bill as it is more commonly known, are allowed through TSA, along with FDA approved products containing CBD. https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/items/medical-marijuana
Traveling with CBD can come with its own complications and headaches, so here are some tips for traveling with CBD products.

Traveling with CBD Products: What You Need to Know

If you are driving, going by bus or train, or otherwise traveling by land, you should be fine traveling with CBD as long as you stay within state lines. When you cross the border, things can get tricky. For one, states have different laws for cannabis and CBD products. While it might be completely legal in your home state, CBD oil is only legal in, say, Wyoming if the oil contains less than 0.3 percent THC or if you own a registration card.

Is Flying with CBD Legal?
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Possession of CBD or any cannabis-infused products is still illegal by federal law, so even if you are traveling to Oregon, where all forms of cannabis are legal, you could still get into trouble. It’s less about existing in a state that has cannabis laws and more about the act of transporting CBD over state lines
The TSA states, “Possession of marijuana and cannabis-infused products, such as Cannabidiol (CBD) oil, is illegal under federal law. TSA officers are required to report any suspected violations of law, including possession of marijuana and cannabis-infused products.” Furthermore, although the TSA does not actively search for cannabis or other drugs, a TSA agent is obligated by law to inform local law enforcement if they do find CBD oil or other cannabis products on your person during 

From there, it really depends on the airport. If you aren’t actually breaking any state laws, the police will let you go (though you may be asked to dispose of your CBD before you go through security). If cannabis isn’t legal in the state, you could be prosecuted.

What About International Flights?

If you’re flying internationally, things get even more serious. Many countries, including Japan and the United Arab Emirates, have zero tolerance policies for cannabis possession. That means that even the smallest amount of CBD could result in jail time in that country.
If you need CBD for your plane ride, we recommend taking your CBD before you get through security. Assuming your plane doesn’t experience any long delays, this means that your CBD will hit as soon as your plane is in the air, giving you the calm and peace you need to get through a flight.  For longer flights a travel-friendly gummy, gum, mint or capsule might be best.

Can I Still Get CBD When Traveling?

If you need CBD while you are away from home, do your research beforehand. Look into the state and local laws. Know what documentation you may need from your doctor. Remember, we ship free to all 50 states, so order online at cbdnutritional.com and send it to your destination.  If you already have high quality CBD products, mail them to your destination beforehand. Traveling with CBD or any cannabis product is risky, and it’s almost always better to buy your CBD at your destination.

Tips for Traveling with CBD Products

If you are traveling within state lines or otherwise know that you are okay traveling with your CBD products, keep these tips in mind to ensure smooth travels.

Use Travel Friendly Options

Choose the right product
 – Go for a travel-friendly gum, gummy, mint, capsule. Remember that any liquid, even CBD oils, must be in containers smaller than 3.4 ounces. Vapes and e-cigarettes are allowed, but they cannot be checked and must be in your carry-on bag.

Keep It In Your Carry-On Luggage

Keep your CBD in your carry-on – In general, keep your CBD products in your carry-on bag. This reduces the likelihood of any problems, and if TSA agents do inspect your CBD products, you can be there to answer any questions and provide proper documentation. Speaking of…

Bring Any Documentation You May Need to Protect Yourself

Always bring any required documentation
 – If you need your CBD oil for any specific medical purpose, make sure you bring the proper documentation, whether it’s the prescription or a note from your doctor.
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Remember to Handle Your CBD with Care When Traveling

Handle CBD with care – With CBD in your carry-on, take some care when handling your bag. Don’t toss your bag around or drop it on the floor. Always keep in mind that you have your CBD in the bag. If you’re worried about your CBD product getting squished or broken by other luggage in the overhead, keep the product in your smaller bag or in your pocket. Otherwise, make sure that your CBD is packed securely with some clothes to pad any impact. Above all, tightly secure the lid to any CBD oils, tinctures, or other liquids. You do not want to unpack your bag to find your CBD spilled all over your other toiletries.

Store Your CBD In a Cool, Dry & Dark Place

Keep your CBD cool, dry, and dark – If you’re traveling on the road, make sure you store your CBD in a cool, dark, dry place to ensure the highest quality when you reach your destination. Leaving your CBD oil or edibles in a hot car can harm the ingredients.
Assuming that you take the right precautions with your CBD, you generally shouldn’t have any problems. Safe travels!

17 States with Laws Specifically about Legal Cannabidiol (CBD)  April 2019

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CBD Nutritional only sells products that meet the Federal definition of industrial hemp (Dried hemp and hemp products containing less than .3% Delta 9 THC).
Legal Disclaimer: The CBD (Cannabidiol) contained in CBD Nutritional products has been grown, processed and produced in accordance to the 2014 Farm Bill, Section 7606. This product is legal for marketing in the United States pursuant to Sec. 7606. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) considers non-THC based hemp products to be "food based" and therefore legal without a medical marijuana license.
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