As long as they are derived from hemp (not marijuana) and contain less than 0.3% THC, hemp products are considered federally legal. A medicinal marijuana card is not required to buy or use hemp-derived products.

That depends on several factors including dosage, body weight and severity of symptoms. Since hemp is non-psychoactive, it will not product a “high” but, many users report a feeling of calm focus, relief from body aches and a general sense of well being.•

As with any new supplement, it is important to become familiar with how your body responds to the product you are taking. If you are new to hemp extracts, we encourage you to start with a lower dosage and gradually work your way up to the daily dose that works best for you.

That also depends on several factors including the amount, frequency and duration of use, as well as your body’s metabolism, weight and health. Many people experience a quick response, while others report a slower response over time. Consistency is key.

Full spectrum hemp extract does contain a very trace amount of THC so, much like the correlation between poppy seeds and opiates, it could show up on a drug test depending on the amount and duration of use.

While at low doses (less than 50mg/day) it is unlikely, however, the best answer is yes since cannabinoids can inhibit the cytochrome P450 enzyme, which is involved in metabolizing many drugs. It is always best to consult your doctor or a medical practicioner before taking any new dietary supplement.