US CBD Supplement Market Anxious For Lawful Use Proposal, And FDA Offers Cannabis Drug Research Guidance
Executive Summary
Adding more cannabis-containing drugs to the three already approved in the US relies on research, but hundreds of supplements and other FDA-regulated non-drug products containing CBDs already are available under enforcement discretion by the agency.
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