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A Roadmap to CBD in Indiana
For those who don’t know, cannabidiol (CBD) is a compound that comes from hemp plants. Although it is non-intoxicating, many have still inherited stigmatized views of CBD given the plant that it comes from. Guidelines on the sale, purchase, and use of CBD differ from state to state, so today we will be looking at specific guidelines in Indiana.
Fortunately for Hoosiers, the stance around CBD in Indiana is more or less straightforward; the state is largely in line with federal rules and regulations. Considering that the state was once against hemp cultivation, it might seem contradictory that CBD products are now so widespread. However, CBD in Indiana is enjoying an ever-growing surge in popularity – a popularity that is being accompanied by an increase in the number and types of CBD products available.
That said, it behooves consumers to be wary as the industry is still largely unregulated. The retail market, including some CBD stores in Indiana, can be very ambiguous in terms of the quality of products actually on offer. To make sure you’re buying American-made, high-quality stuff, there are a handful of factors you need to look into before making a purchase. In this complete Indiana CBD oil guide, we explain everything. We will also tell you what you need to know about hemp and the different types of CBD products that are available in the state.
As CBD grows in popularity, more and more research is being conducted on the compound. People are becoming more aware of it, and thus more products are being sold – not just in Indiana, but across the USA as a whole.
This is, of course, all due to recent regulations that were passed at the federal level. In 2018, the government approved an updated version of the U.S. Farm Bill. Part of this bill, the Hemp Farming Act, allows states to have the final say in terms of whether they want to allow for the cultivation of industrial hemp – the plant that many CBD products are made from.
Most states, including Indiana, have gone along with this ruling and have begun to allow the cultivation of hemp. Of course, hemp-based CBD products must still adhere to certain guidelines. As per the Farm Bill, for example, hemp must contain less than 0.3% THC by dry weight.
Later in the guide we’ll take a specific look at the situation with industrial hemp in Indiana. For now, let’s take a look at the different kinds of CBD products that one might find in the Hoosier State.
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Those with a sweet tooth or a big appetite might want to try CBD edibles. These products are exactly what they sound like – consumables (mostly foods but in some cases, beverages) that are infused with CBD. Technically, you can add CBD oil to your food at home and call it an edible. However, most users prefer to buy pre-made CBD edibles in the form of gummies or other candies. CBD gummies offer the convenience of pre-measured CBD in a delicious format that takes you back to your childhood. And of course, if you prefer to consume your CBD in the form of a delicious beverage, the new Pure Kana CBD Beverage Enhancers are a hydrating, mouth-watering option.
CBD topicals, including CBD creams, are popular among millions and millions of Americans. Depending on the ingredients, CBD topicals can provide tremendous benefit for a variety of uses. Moisturizing CBD lotions with essential oils, for example, can make for the perfect post-bath treatment. Meanwhile, Cool Menthol-infused CBD Roll-On Gels are great for tossing in your gym bag to use after a workout or intense training session. Whatever your preferences, there are lots of CBD topicals to try out. For the absolute best in quality, however, skip the CBD stores in Indiana and check out the Pure Kana range. Truly the best USA-made CBD products available.
Vaping is an increasingly popular way to take CBD because it’s so quick and easy. If you already vape, you can buy a CBD e-liquid and fill up your vape pen with it. Some CBD vape juices can also be mixed with existing e-liquids to provide a CBD hit alongside your favorite flavor. Some brands now stock an enormous range of flavored vape juices in a variety of strengths. However, be careful about buying just any product. CBD vape oils in particular can be made with some very questionable ingredients, so it pays to invest in a reliable, high-quality USA-made product like the Pure Kana Vape Pens.
CBD oral drops are by far the most popular product on the market. CBD oils are the gold standard, really; many newcomers start out with a CBD tincture before venturing on to explore other products. At Pure Kana, we offer the industry’s leading oils for both beginners and advanced CBD oil users. In fact, our highest milligram option contains 5,000 mg of CBD! Some CBD drops are unflavored, which make them quite versatile if you enjoy adding CBD oil to things like tea or coffee. However, we also offer several different unique flavors for folks that like to enjoy the taste of straight CBD oil on a daily basis.
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SHOP NOWIn 2019, Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb signed a bill that would allow approved Hoosier residents to commercially grow hemp for the first time in nearly 80 years. The bill allows Indiana residents to grow hemp, but only after they have gone through a specific application process.
The Indiana hemp program largely mirrors the situation that’s currently going on in most U.S. states. Each state must have its hemp cultivation program approved by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), as stated in the 2018 Farm Bill. Indiana legislators were quick to act back in 2019, and in fact were one of the first states to gain approval for regulated commercial hemp cultivation.
Additionally, the OISC in Indiana reminds would-be applicants that there is a licensing fee and a ‘fee per acre’ or ‘per square foot’ charge. While the process is quite regulated, it is indeed great news that commercial farmers now have the opportunity to grow hemp in Indiana.
At Pure Kana, we emphasize anyone interested in cultivating hemp to stick to the guidelines and application criteria before even considering planting a hemp crop. Some experts predict that Indiana will ideal for quality hemp yields, so it’s possible that hemp exports from the state will go on to be some of the most desired in the country. The OISC clarifies, however, that any company buying Indiana-grown hemp must be registered in the state.
As far as CBD products that are made from hemp, most Indiana residents know by now that there are no shortage of options available. However, quality is still very hit or miss, especially if you’re trying to find a good product in an Indiana CBD oil store.
Residents have multiple options if they want to purchase CBD in Indiana. Now that hemp-derived products are so widespread in the state, numerous physical stores are stocking a diverse range of products. For example, you can find CBD oil for sale in Indiana in places like gas stations, grocery stores, dedicated CBD stores, and even in some pharmacies.
In the future, CBD oil in Indiana may actually come from hemp that is grown right there in the state. This would increase the quality of Indiana CBD products tremendously. Even now, some Indiana stores require their CBD oils to be labeled with the cannabinoid content clearly stated on the bottle. However, other stores are not adopting such a proactive approach.
For this reason, the quality of products sold in Indiana CBD oil stores is questionable at best. Customers often don’t have the opportunity to view things like independent lab reports, which are crucial for determining what’s actually in the product they’re buying. For the utmost in reliability and product transparency, we recommend browsing the online selection of USA-made Pure Kana CBD products.
Doing so allows you to choose from a much more extensive selection of products, all of which come with viewable third-party lab analyses. Furthermore, you can take your time checking out things like cannabinoid and terpene profiles, which allows you to select a product that will work best for you and your needs. It is essential that brands post lab reports online, which outlines the actual CBD and THC content of the product.
Here at PureKana, we do our utmost to offer full transparency with our consumers. Our lab reports confirm that all our products contain less than 0.3% THC, and we even have some products made with CBD isolate that are 100% free of THC. Browse the complete online selection today to find a product that’s best for your individual lifestyle.
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As it stands, Hoosiers can get their hands on CBD in multiple locations throughout the state of Indiana. They can also purchase CBD online in Indiana, with dozens of award-winning USA-made products available right here in the official Pure Kana online store.
If you do decide to buy online, it’s crucial to remember that one of the major advantages is being able to view lab reports. This allows you to find a legitimate product that you can trust. Also, it allows you to cater your product selection to the specific demands of your daily routine.
Lastly, now that hemp is being grown in Indiana, we are hoping to see more and more ‘in-state’ CBD oils in Indiana start hitting retail shelves. Since most of the products that you find in Indiana CBD stores are imported, the quality of “local” CBD products is very questionable. Hopefully, however, this will all begin to change in the future.
For now, we suggest browsing the selection of the USA’s best CBD products, which you can find right here at Pure Kana.
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