What Is Hemp and CBD? Hemp comes from the same species of plant, Cannabis sativa, as cannabis but contains low levels of delta-8 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and is used in a wide range of products including clothing, industrial products (lotions, rope, pet products) and food. CBD, short for “cannabidiol”, is a chemical found in the Cannabis […]

CBD, short for “cannabidiol” is derived from cannabis and may be used to treat pain, anxiety, insomnia, mental health disorders and other conditions. CBD may also be synthetic and produced in a lab. For products containing CBD, you may see cannabidiol, hemp extract or hemp-derived on the packaging or ingredients list. Unlike delta-8 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), […]

Delta-10, a lesser known member of the cannabinoid family, has recently been gaining attention and popularity due to claims about its relaxing effects. However, delta-10 is a form of THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) and is strictly prohibited for Service members. Read on to learn more about delta-10, products to watch out for and safe alternatives to reduce […]

If you are having trouble sleeping, don’t count on CBN—it’s not worth the risk to your health or career.

Do you know what marijuana legalization means for Service members? Get the facts here.

Learn about the effects and risks of THC edibles so you can protect the things you care about.

Want to know the facts about Delta-8 THC? We have you covered!

Learn what makes marijuana, CBD and hemp different so that you can protect yourself from prohibited substances.

Although hemp is legal and available in U.S. stores, the DOD policy makes eating hemp, or using products made from hemp or products that contain components of hemp prohibited for Service members.

Using products that may contain THC like marijuana, hemp or CBD to help relieve pain while taking opioids can hurt your health and career.

Using marijuana and alcohol together is dangerous. Know the risks.

Using CBD in any form including vaping is prohibited and has risks.