1. Target State

Adult-use products are produced and sold within one state and cannot cross state lines, so eligibility is checked against one state’s law at a time.

2. Product Type

Product form

Adult-use rules key on the specific form (pre-roll vs infused pre-roll, cartridge vs concentrate). All optional — anything you skip shows as “Unable to Verify” where it matters, never as a wrong pass.

Product shape — optional; leave unset if unsure

Products shaped like a human, animal, insect or fruit are prohibited.

Named or branded like a food or drink marketed to children? — optional; leave unset if unsure

A product name that imitates a candy, snack or drink brand marketed to children is prohibited.

Contains a cannabinoid chemically synthesized from another cannabinoid? — optional; leave unset if unsure

Permitted in Arizona when disclosed: the label carries the synthesized-cannabinoid NOTICE and the QR-code webpage states the synthesis method.

3. Serving & Container Size

Serving size × # servings = container size. The # servings carries through to the THC and CBD amounts below.

Serving Size

Unit

# servings per package

Package Size (g)

4. THC Amount

Per-serving is the anchor; package = serving × the # servings in step 3. Enter total THC as tested (delta-9 THC + 0.877 × THCA).

Total THC per serving (mg)

Total THC per package (mg)

5. CBD & Other Cannabinoids

Optional. Needed where a state caps total cannabinoids or a CBD:THC ratio.

CBD per serving (mg)

CBD per package (mg)

Other cannabinoids present

ℹ️ This analysis will treat the cannabinoids listed above as the product’s complete cannabinoid panel. If this product has other cannabinoids (e.g. from a full-panel COA), add them above so the total-cannabinoid caps in TN, NY, UT and MN are calculated on the true total.

I’m not sure I’ve listed every cannabinoid — have total-cannabinoid states (TN/NY/UT/MN) return “unable to verify” instead of a verdict.

Federal law: Adult-use cannabis remains a Schedule I controlled substance under the federal Controlled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. § 812). It is lawful only under the law of the state where it is produced and sold, and it may not be transported across state lines. Results here reflect that one state’s law only.

What “Eligible” means here: the product, as described, is a form Arizona permits licensed adult-use licensees to manufacture and sell, within that state’s potency and serving limits. It does not mean the label, the certificate of analysis, or the licensee’s own status are compliant — those are checked separately.

Not legal advice. Results reflect Arizona’s adult-use statute and regulations as of today. Consult a qualified attorney before making distribution decisions.

Result — Arizona

Enter the product’s THC amount (and any other cannabinoids) above to see its Arizona eligibility.