I am looking to sell cbd lotions and cbd gummies at a small music event. The owner of the club does not mind me selling them. In our state the department of agriculture has informed us they do not regulate finalized/processed hemp products (like the ones in gas stations/smoke shops). They also informed us that there is no license required to sell finalized hemp products at this time.
My only concern is if “Officer Johnson” is having a slow day and stumbles upon on our stall and tries to bother us. Has anyone had experience with this? What is the best course of action? Or is it simply not worth it because of the potential hassle?
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Do you have a test COA to show him if he asks?
It’s all good as long as you have the latest cookies d8 carts and crumble
Don’t forget d8 sprayed hemp in runtz mylars, thats always a hit too.
Or you could really be unique and sell sour space candy in zkittlez tins.
We are purchasing everything from a local wholesale shop. So they will be providing all COA’s for the products as well as invoices.
our only cocern is if they sell some products that have had their products tested at less reputable labs. However, almost every smoke shop in this area sell these products.
If you have something to show it’ll certainly help
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Even better. Im just gonna toss a bunch of lube in some pink d8 disty that I got for $200 a liter. Im gonna call it Dube
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What happens when some company like Koi has labs that say that the product is compliant but then it tests hot at a different lab. Does the retailer get into trouble?
The liability is on the company, but they can show the original test result. Ultimately, the state’s drug lab COA is what the police will use, but why go after hemp-derived material with a COA presented on request?
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