THC in Florida

Florida currently allows hemp-derived THC products under Senate Bill 1020 (2019), which legalized hemp extracts following federal guidelines with less than 0.3% delta-9 THC. Age restrictions require customers to be 18+ for edibles, tinctures, and capsules, and 21+ for smokable products like vapes and flowers. However, the legislature has repeatedly attempted to ban delta-8 and restrict hemp products. In 2024, Governor DeSantis vetoed Senate Bill 1698 which would have banned delta-8 and delta-10 entirely. New legislation in 2025 includes Senate Bill 438, which would ban all delta-8 products and limit delta-9 hemp products to 5mg per serving/50mg per container, and House Bills 7027/7029 imposing a 15% excise tax. The regulatory environment remains uncertain as lawmakers cite concerns about children accessing these products and calls them "intoxicating" substances that should be regulated like controlled substances.