Ohio SB266 regulates the sale and testing of intoxicating hemp products in Ohio.
Ohio SB266 establishes specific rules for the sale and testing of intoxicating hemp products. It mandates that intoxicating hemp products sold at retail must be tested in a licensed facility. The bill also prohibits selling these products to individuals under 21 years old and bans sales in forms or methods that attract children. The superintendent of cannabis control is tasked with adopting rules to establish criteria for the amount of synthetic tetrahydrocannabinol and other substances in these products. Violations of these provisions are subject to criminal penalties.
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