The hemp landscape in North Carolina is facing a major shift, and it’s important for our customers to understand how it might impact the products they rely on for relief and relaxation. With the push toward strict “total THC” testing set for November 2026, the way hemp-derived edibles are regulated is about to change.

Currently, our products are crafted carefully from hemp grown on our North Carolina farm. We believe in creating full spectrum products that utilize the complete cannabinoid profile, including CBD, CBG, CBC, and federally compliant amounts of Delta 9 THC. This creates an “entourage effect,” making the compounds work better together than in isolation. However, a proposed shift to total THC testing—and aggressive caps like 0.4mg of THC per container—threatens to eliminate the naturally occurring Delta 9 that makes full spectrum products so effective.

For those who rely on our more potent formulas, like the Ultra Chill Delta 9 Gummies, which contain 60mg of CBD and 16mg of Delta 9 THC for deep relief and sleep support, this upcoming legislation is very concerning.

What you can do: Now is the time to stock up on your favorite Easy Chill, Super Chill, and Ultra Chill Gummies. More importantly, reach out to your local representatives. Tell them how full spectrum hemp products have improved your quality of life, and urge them to protect North Carolina’s local hemp farmers from restrictive total THC caps.