Purchase CBD in Indiana
You can buy CBD Products from Indiana, which is legal to buy and possess under Senate Enrolled Act 52. Indiana requires a scannable barcode or QR code linking to batch lab results, and lawmakers have been pushing for even stricter oversight: a 2025 bill (SB 478) proposed statewide product registration, age restrictions, and packaging rules, though it did not pass this session.
Hemp-derived CBD is legal in Indiana under current federal law, which defines hemp by a 0.3% Delta-9 THC limit on a dry weight basis. A change is coming: Public Law 119-37 replaces the Delta-9 standard with a total THC standard of 0.4 mg per container on November 12, 2026. State rules may also apply.
State laws change frequently. Please check your current state laws before placing an order.
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Indiana CBD
View all CBD ProductsIndiana has one of the stricter labeling standards in the Midwest. Check for these before you buy:
- QR code or COA link: Required under Indiana law for CBD sold in-state.
- Non-smokable format only: Indiana bans retail sale of hemp flower and pre-rolls; only tinctures, vapes, gummies, and topicals are legal here.
- THC content: At or below 0.3% Delta-9 on the lab report.
- Batch match: The COA batch number should match your product label.
Our CBD Is Available to Indiana Customers
Removed from the generic 10-SKU block: all three flower SKUs and both pre-rolls. The Indiana legislature banned smokable hemp in 2019 under Senate Enrolled Act 516, which classifies the manufacture, delivery, or possession of smokable hemp as a Class A misdemeanor.
- CBD Oil Tincture
- CBD Vape Cartridges
- CBD Sleep Gummies (40mg)
- Full Spectrum CBD Gummies 30mg
- CBD Salve
Every one of these is lab-tested, fully compliant, and ready to ship to your Indiana address today.
CBD in Indiana - Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. You can buy hemp-derived CBD in Indiana online or in retail stores. It must test at 0.3% Delta-9 THC or less and carry accessible lab results. Must be 21+ to purchase.
Yes. Senate Enrolled Act 52 legalized low-THC hemp extract in Indiana, and Senate Enrolled Act 516 (2019) aligned the state’s hemp definition with federal law. A 2025 bill (SB 478) proposed additional registration, permitting, and packaging rules, but it did not pass.
Yes. We offer wholesale to Indiana shops and distributors. Contact us for pricing and SEA 52 labeling support.
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