Indiana Cannabis History
Medical and recreational cannabis use are currently illegal in Indiana, and the state has no provision for medical use. Hemp-derived CBD oil with less than 0.3% THC is the only form of cannabis that is currently permitted.
In 2017, HB 1148 legalized the use of CBD oil containing less than 0.3% THC for patients with uncontrollable seizures whose symptoms were resistant to traditional treatments.
Indiana Child-Resistant Packaging Rules
Since all forms of medical marijuana remain illegal in Idaho, child-resistant packaging standards outlined in The Poison Prevention Packaging Act apply.
Detailed child-safe packaging and labeling requirements can also be found in §1700.15 Poison prevention packaging standards.
Useful Links for Indiana Cannabis Regulations
Indiana Marijuana Laws and Penalties
An interactive map of hemp grown in Indiana
Indiana Cannabis Growers Application
Indiana Hemp Licensing Application
Editor's Note: Status as of 4/1/2021
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