Hemp Ingredient Filter Recommended Before Lawful Use Allowed In Supplements In US
Executive Summary
Filling in the blanks for which ingredients qualify for definition of hemp could be as difficult and complicated as the question of lawful use, says food and drug attorneys. A DEA rule from legislation de-scheduling hemp left room for confusion on which substances qualify.
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