Texas lawmakers have been trying to ban hemp-derived THC isomers. Their efforts may be going nowhere.
Sen. Charles Perry, a Republican from Lubbock, also tried to ban hemp-derived THC isomers during the last legislative session.Two bills that could halt the sale of hemp-derived THC products are seemingly dead in the Texas Legislature.
So, companies started making products with high levels of different forms of THC, like delta-8, that could get users high. The manufacturers argue that as long as their products don’t have more than 0.3% delta-9, they’re legally in the clear.
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