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Wyden Reintroduces Bill to Keep Hemp on the Market with Strong Consumer Protections

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Take Action to Protect Access to Full-Spectrum CBD

Millions of Americans rely on non-intoxicating, full-spectrum CBD for pain, sleep, anxiety, and quality-of-life support. A new federal proposal threatens that access; and your voice can help stop it.

Find Your Representatives:

Call Them and Use This Phone Script to Guide You:

“Hello, my name is ________, and I live in ________ (city/state).

I’m calling because full-spectrum CBD has significantly improved my quality of life by helping me with ________ (pain, sleep, anxiety, seizures, etc.).

I’m asking you to support a clear federal pathway in 2026 that preserves access to legal, non-intoxicating full-spectrum CBD while strengthening national safety standards.

This therapy is safe, non-intoxicating, and essential for millions of Americans. Please make this a priority. Thank you.”

Or, Submit a Form Instead

What Happened?

The 2018 Farm Bill legalized hemp and hemp-derived products containing less than 0.3% delta-9 THC. Because this limit applied only to delta-9 THC measured before harvest, a loophole emerged:

• High-THCa hemp could be grown that tested below the legal delta-9 THC threshold.

• After harvest, THCa converts to intoxicating THC when heated (through smoking, vaping, or cooking).

• This created a market of intoxicating, unregulated hemp products that were never intended by the law.

Instead of targeting only these intoxicating products, a new federal spending bill proposes broad restrictions that could eliminate access to non-intoxicating CBD products as well.

What’s at Stake Right Now

The new proposal would:

• Cap hemp products at no more than 0.4 milligrams of total delta-9 THC per container

• Apply this limit to all hemp extracts, including full-spectrum CBD

• Trigger a nationwide loss of legal, non-intoxicating CBD products

• Strip access from seniors, veterans, families, and patients who rely on full-spectrum CBD for daily wellness

• Disrupt the livelihoods of hemp farmers and small businesses

This broad approach does not distinguish between intoxicating hemp derivatives and the therapeutic CBD products protected since 2018.

Why Your Voice Matters

States across the country have already created successful regulation models that:

• Allow access to non-intoxicating CBD

• Restrict intoxicating hemp derivatives

• Ensure safety, testing, and labeling

• Protect consumers while maintaining access

Federal policymakers need to hear from constituents to replicate these proven pathways.

Your story helps them understand the difference; and it could protect access for millions in 2026.