Cannpliance
Cannpliance
Product Eligibility CheckerHemp Compliance

Serving size × # servings = container size. Serving size drives the federal ≤0.3% concentration check; the # servings you enter here carries through to the THC and CBD amounts below.

Per-serving is the anchor; container = serving × the # servings entered in step 3 (edit either and the other stays consistent). Leave blank if CBD/CBG only or no THC.

delta-9 THC + 0.877 × THCA

Needed for MN (mg/package cap), TN (total-cannabinoid cap) and VA/CO (CBD:THC ratio rules). Container = serving × the same # servings above.

Add any other cannabinoid in the product — intoxicants (Delta-8, Delta-10, HHC, THC-P, THCA) drive bans; CBG/CBN/CBC and the rest count toward the total-cannabinoid caps in TN, NY, UT and MN.

ℹ️ This analysis will treat the cannabinoids listed above as the product’s complete cannabinoid panel. If this product has other cannabinoids (e.g. from a full-panel COA), add them above so the total-cannabinoid caps in TN, NY, UT and MN are calculated on the true total.

What “Eligible” means here: The product theoretically can be sold in that state based on product type, cannabinoid content, THC concentration, and dosage limits. It does not mean the label is compliant, or that COA requirements, state registration, retailer licensing, or packaging rules are met — those are checked separately in the Packaging Analyzer.
Not legal advice. Results reflect the regulatory database and are effective-dated to today. Hemp regulations change frequently. Always consult a qualified attorney before making distribution decisions.
Filter by stateShowing all 51 states + Federal

Pick the states you sell in to narrow the results below. Leave blank to see every state. The Federal baseline stays on by default — it applies in every state.

Results
3 Not Eligible
0 Dispensary Only
4 Unable to Verify
44 Eligible
Select cannabinoids or enter amounts above to see eligibility results.