Marijuana (cannabis with more than 0.3 percent delta-9 THC on a dry-weight basis) remains a Schedule I controlled substance under the federal Controlled Substances Act, 21 U.S.C. § 812(c) Schedule I(c)(10) and (17). Adult-use cannabis products are lawful only under the law of the state in which they are produced and sold, and may not be transported across state lines. Federal food-labeling rules (21 C.F.R. Part 101) are not applied by this tool to adult-use cannabis products; each state's own labeling code governs. This is a fixed note, not a rule the eligibility engine evaluates.

• Statute
  21 U.S.C. § 812 — Schedules of controlled substances (Schedule I: marihuana; tetrahydrocannabinols)
• Statute
  7 U.S.C. § 1639o — Definition of hemp (the 0.3 percent delta-9 THC line that separates hemp from marihuana)page removed by the agencyarchived copy (Apr 6, 2026) ↗

• Statute
  Smart and Safe Arizona Act, A.R.S. Title 36, Chapter 28.2 — § 36-2854.01 (Marijuana products; labeling; packaging — QR code)
• Statute
  A.R.S. § 36-2854 — Rules; tracking, testing, labeling and packaging; edible potency limits
• Statute
  A.R.S. § 36-2860 — Packaging; restrictions on particular marijuana products
• Statute
  A.R.S. § 36-2859 — Advertising; restrictions; warning (as amended effective July 1, 2026)
• Statute
  A.R.S. § 36-2858 — Lawful operation of marijuana establishments; one-ounce / five-gram transaction limit; age verification
• Regulation
  A.A.C. Title 9, Chapter 18 — Department of Health Services, Adult-Use Marijuana Program (rules effective July 1, 2026, ADHS publication)
• Regulation
  A.A.C. Title 9, Chapter 17 — Department of Health Services, Medical Marijuana Program (Supplement 24-4): R9-17-317, R9-17-317.01, Table 3.1, R9-17-404.03–404.07 laboratory rules
• Guidance
  ADHS — Marijuana Licensing: Statutes & Rules page
• Guidance
  ADHS — Marijuana Laboratory Certification Program Information Updates (#9–#13) and licensed-laboratory page

• Statute
  Medicinal and Adult-Use Cannabis Regulation and Safety Act (MAUCRSA), Bus. & Prof. Code div. 10 — § 26120 (Packaging and Labeling)
• Statute
  Bus. & Prof. Code § 26130 — Manufacturers; edible cannabis product standards; universal symbol
• Statute
  Bus. & Prof. Code § 26100 — Testing laboratories; certificates of analysis; ISO/IEC 17025
• Statute
  Bus. & Prof. Code § 26122 — Universal symbol on cannabis cartridges and integrated cannabis vaporizers
• Regulation
  DCC Regulations, 4 CCR div. 19 — Medicinal and Adult Use Cannabis Regulations (consolidated text, revised July 1, 2026)
• Regulation
  4 CCR div. 19, Chapter 6 — Testing Laboratories (§§ 15700–15738): sampling, required testing, action levels, certificate of analysis
• Guidance
  DCC — Universal symbol download (CannaConnect Compliance Hub)
• Guidance
  DCC — Labeling requirements: Manufactured cannabis products in final form checklist
• Guidance
  DCC — Labeling requirements: Non-manufactured products in final form
• Guidance
  DCC — Packaging requirements: Final form cannabis goods; Child-resistant packaging (CRP)
• Guidance
  DCC — Cannabis products that are attractive to children are prohibited
• Guidance
  DCC — Testing laboratories overview; Standard cannabinoid test method FAQs
• Guidance
  DCC rulemaking — DCC-2025-03-R Pesticide Testing (effective October 1, 2026); DCC-2026-01-R Multipack Cannabis Goods; DCC-2026-02-R Track and Trace Updates

• Statute
  Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 420h (RERACA) — § 21a-421j Regulations required to implement RERACA; policies and procedures (serving caps, labeling and packaging mandate, warnings, chemotypes, potency limits)
• Statute
  Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 420b — § 21a-240 definitions of THC, total THC, manufactured cannabinoid and synthetic cannabinoid; § 21a-279a possession equivalenciesalso a hemp source
• Statute
  Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 420f — § 21a-408r licensure of cannabis testing laboratories; § 21a-408w mandatory testing, repetition and remediation
• Statute
  Public Act 26-100 (Substitute H.B. 5222) — § 54 substituting Conn. Gen. Stat. § 21a-421j effective October 1, 2026
• Statute
  Public Act 26-8 (Substitute H.B. 5350) — An Act Concerning Cannabis, Hemp and Infused Beverage Regulationalso a hemp source
• Regulation
  DCP Regulation of Adult Use Cannabis — Policies and Procedures §§ 21a-421j-1 to 21a-421j-39 (effective November 12, 2024; eRegulations tracking PR2024-040)
• Guidance
  DCP notices on the October 1, 2025 high-THC changes — product registrations for 30-35% flower and 60-70% concentrates; BioTrack update; signage requirements
• Guidance
  DCP Cannabis Final Form Packaging Laboratory Testing Guidance (October 25, 2024)
• Guidance
  DCP Cannabis Advertising Guidance — Appealing to Children (updated January 14, 2026)
• Guidance
  DCP Policies and Procedures landing page and Cannabis Laws page (edition history; governing instruments)
• Guidance
  DCP letter — Raw Cannabis vs Cannabis Product (January 29, 2025)
• Guidance
  DCP Cannabis Display Guidance (January 8, 2025)
• Guidance
  DCP Pre-filled Dual-Chamber Vaporizer Delivery Device Guidance (February 7, 2025)
• Guidance
  DCP notice — Cannabis Establishment Advertisements (May 4, 2026)

• Statute
  410 ILCS 705 — Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act: § 55-21 (Cannabis product packaging and labeling), § 55-20 (Advertising and promotions), § 55-22 (Dispensing organization warning labels for medical cannabis), § 50-5 (Laboratory testing), § 55-5 (Preparation of cannabis-infused products), § 15-70 (Dispensary operational requirements), § 15-85 (Dispensing cannabis; age verification), § 10-10 (Possession limit), § 1-10 (Definitions)also a hemp source
• Regulation
  8 Ill. Adm. Code 1300 — Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act (Department of Agriculture): Subpart J §§ 1300.900–1300.940 (Registration; Container and Packaging Requirements; Labeling Requirements; Warnings), Subpart H § 1300.700 (Laboratory Testing), Subpart K §§ 1300.1000–1300.1050 (Cannabis Plant Monitoring System), § 1300.40 (Operation; hemp inputs), § 1300.10 (Definitions)
• Regulation
  68 Ill. Adm. Code 1291 — Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act (Department of Financial and Professional Regulation): §§ 1291.301 (Minors Prohibited in Dispensary), 1291.305 (Signage), 1291.310 (Inventory Control System), 1291.320 (Returns and Refunds), 1291.330 (Recalls and Product Safety), 1291.10 (Definitions)
• Regulation
  77 Ill. Adm. Code 946 Subpart D — Cannabis-Infused Products (Department of Public Health): §§ 946.400–946.430
• Guidance
  Illinois Department of Agriculture — Product Registration FAQs
• Guidance
  Illinois Department of Agriculture — Informational Bulletin: Spring 2026 Rule Updates (8 Ill. Adm. Code 1300 amendments effective May 1, 2026)also a hemp source
• Guidance
  Illinois Department of Agriculture — Compliance Alert, July 2025: Hemp in Cannabis Product Policy (superseded by 8 Ill. Adm. Code 1300.40(c)–(f))also a hemp source
• Guidance
  Illinois Department of Agriculture — Product Category Guidance
• Guidance
  Illinois Department of Agriculture — Informational Bulletin IB-2026-06: SB 3222 CRTA Updates Overview; IDFPR — SB3222 Fact Sheet: Impacts to Licensed Dispensing Organizations
• Guidance
  Illinois Department of Agriculture — Testing Lab FAQs
• Guidance
  Illinois Cannabis Regulation Oversight Officer — Seed-to-Sale FAQs (Labeling, Lab Testing, Retail Sales)

• Statute
  Michigan Regulation and Taxation of Marihuana Act (Initiated Law 1 of 2018), MCL 333.27953 — Definitions (marihuana, marihuana concentrate, marihuana-infused product, THC)also a hemp source
• Statute
  MCL 333.27958 — Rules; testing, packaging and labeling standards; the statutory pregnancy warning
• Statute
  MCL 333.27961 — Marihuana establishments; requirements; limitations (candy attractive to children; opaque, resealable, child-resistant packaging per 16 CFR 1700.20; no tobacco)
• Statute
  MCL 333.27960 — Lawful activities of marihuana establishments; sale only to persons 21 years of age or older; identification
• Statute
  Marihuana Tracking Act (2016 PA 282), MCL 333.27902–333.27903 — statewide monitoring system
• Regulation
  Mich. Admin. Code R 420.1 to R 420.1004 — CRA Marihuana Rules: Marihuana Operations (R 420.201–420.216), Marihuana-Infused Products and Edible Marihuana Product (R 420.401–420.405), Marihuana Sale or Transfer (R 420.501–420.511)
• Regulation
  Mich. Admin. Code R 420.301 to R 420.308 — CRA Marihuana Rules: Marihuana Sampling and Testing (laboratory accreditation, sampling, required safety tests, Total THC formula, action limits, retesting and remediation)
• Guidance
  CRA — Updated Universal Symbol (artwork download page) and Advisory Bulletin "UPDATED: Universal Symbol" (October 22, 2019)
• Guidance
  CRA Technical Bulletins — Maximum THC Concentrations for Marijuana-Infused Products (April 24, 2025) and Allowable Potency Variance in Packaging of Marijuana-Infused Products (March 7, 2022)
• Guidance
  CRA — Sampling and Testing Technical Guidance for Marijuana Products, Version 5.2 (revised September 23, 2024)
• Guidance
  CRA bulletins — Approval for Remediation Transfers (February 8, 2023); Required Marijuana Product Testing Points (April 13, 2022); Compliant Creation and Testing of Inhalable Compound Concentrate Products and Pre-Rolls (September 19, 2022)
• Guidance
  CRA Advisory Bulletins — Edible Marijuana Products (April 13, 2022) and Homogeneity Requirements for Processors (April 13, 2022)
• Guidance
  CRA Technical Bulletin — Multi-Packs (August 27, 2025)
• Guidance
  CRA bulletins — Required Testing and Action Limits for Marijuana Products Containing Delta-8 THC (April 13, 2022); MCT oil target analyte (September 24, 2024); CRA Answers Recent Questions Regarding THCAalso a hemp source
• Guidance
  CRA Advisory Bulletin — Q&A: Why Are Package Tags Required? (May 20, 2024)
• Guidance
  CRA rulemaking — proposed rule set 2023-25 LR (Marihuana Rules): public hearing page, draft rule text (March 25, 2025), LARA status releases (May 14 and June 24, 2026)

• Statute
  NRS Chapter 678B — Licensing and Control of Cannabis: § 678B.520 (Requirements concerning cannabis products; packaging; advertising), § 678B.290 (Testing laboratories), § 678B.525 (Synthetic cannabinoids)
• Statute
  NRS Chapter 678D — Adult Use of Cannabis: § 678D.420 (Packaging and labeling of adult-use products; single-package limits), §§ 678D.200, 678D.300, 678D.310 (age 21)
• Statute
  NRS Chapter 678A — Administration of Laws Relating to Cannabis: definitions (§§ 678A.050–678A.250, including infused pre-roll, label, packaging, synthetic cannabinoid, THC, usable cannabis) and § 678A.450 (Board regulations; packaging and labeling authority)
• Regulation
  NAC Chapter 678B — Licensing and Control of Cannabis: Packaging and Labeling of Cannabis and Cannabis Products (NAC 678B.590–678B.626, codified NCCR 12); sales-facility, edible, advertising and ingredient provisions
• Regulation
  NAC Chapter 678A — Administration of Laws Relating to Cannabis: definitions (batch, lot, production run, label, packaging, potential total THC, single- and multiple-serving edible) and construction
• Regulation
  NAC Chapter 678B — Cannabis Independent Testing Laboratories (NAC 678B.530–678B.575, codified NCCR 11): accreditation, required quality assurance tests and action levels, sampling, certificates of analysis, retesting and remediation
• Guidance
  CCB — Nevada's Universal Cannabis Symbol (artwork and use instructions)
• Guidance
  CCB — Frequently Asked Questions: Advertising, Packaging and Labeling; Laboratory Testing
• Guidance
  CCB — Industry Legislative Guidance (July 17, 2025): 2025 changes to NRS 678A–678D including the packaging-limit chartalso a hemp source
• Guidance
  CCB — Update to Packaging Regulations (July 6, 2022 notice on NCCR 12.015 edible packaging elements)
• Guidance
  CCB — Guidance on Tinctures (February 13, 2025): testing category by route of administration
• Guidance
  CCB — Terpene Guidance (2026) and Dietary Supplement Guidance (2024): inhalable ingredient limits and edible ingredient approval
• Guidance
  CCB — Update to Shelf-life Bulletin for Cannabis Establishments (effective November 15, 2024)
• Guidance
  CCB — Relabeling/Remediation of Cannabis-Infused Edibles after Failed Homogeneity Verification (2021) and Production Run Sampling — Edibles (2021)
• Guidance
  CCB — Kief-Enhanced Usable Cannabis: Classification, Processing and Testing Requirements (May 14, 2026) and laboratory guidance
• Guidance
  CCB — Advertising Guidance (January 2023): what is and is not advertising for the NCCR 12.070 warnings
• Guidance
  CCB — Laboratory Inspection Guide (July 2023): results reporting and certificate of analysis checklist
• Guidance
  CCB rulemaking — LCB File No. R152-24 (adopted June 18, 2026; pending Legislative Commission approval) and the 2026 S.B. 157 / NCCR 1–15 workshop drafts

• Statute
  Cannabis Law (Chapter 7-A) — Article 4, Adult-use Cannabis (§§ 61-89), with § 3 definitions and §§ 125, 129
• Regulation
  9 NYCRR Part 128 (Adult-Use Packaging and Labeling) and Part 129 (Adult-Use Marketing and Advertising), as amended — adopted text effective December 3, 2025
• Regulation
  CCB Resolution No. 2025-81 (November 13, 2025) — directing a Notice of Adoption for amended 9 NYCRR Parts 128 and 129
• Regulation
  9 NYCRR Parts 118-125 and 131 (Adult-Use Cannabis Regulations) — consolidated adopted text, including § 123.6 product standards and § 125.8 inventory tracking
• Regulation
  9 NYCRR Part 130 (Cannabis Laboratories) — adopted text
• Guidance
  OCM — Part 128: Packaging & Labeling Guidance (web page)
• Guidance
  OCM — Packaging, Labeling, Marketing, and Advertising (PLMA) Overview (web page)
• Guidance
  OCM — Health Claims Guidance (December 2025)
• Guidance
  OCM — Universal Symbol artwork (square, vertical and horizontal layouts; PNG, PDF, SVG, EPS)
• Guidance
  OCM — Cannabis Testing Limits (Revision February 9, 2026)also a hemp source
• Guidance
  OCM — Cannabis Analyte Testing Specifications Flowchart (Metrc), v6 February 2026
• Guidance
  OCM — Laboratory Testing and Sampling Guidance for Adult-Use Processor Licensees and Registered Organizations (updated June 12, 2024)
• Guidance
  OCM — Cannabis Product Sampling and Laboratory Testing FAQ (revised February 9, 2026)
• Guidance
  OCM — Seed-to-Sale Integration (Metrc) program page
• Guidance
  OCM — Chain of custody and Metrc Transfer Manifest at sampling events (memo of August 11, 2026)
• Guidance
  OCM — Proposed, Revised Rulemaking and Regulatory History (all Parts)