| Delta-8 THC | ❌Banned | New York banned the sale of Delta-8 THC products outside the licensed cannabis system. The Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (MRTA) and subsequent Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) regulations prohibit hemp-derived intoxicating cannabinoids from being sold in unlicensed retail settings. |
| Delta-9 THC (Hemp) | ❌Banned | Hemp-derived Delta-9 THC products are banned outside the licensed cannabis dispensary system in New York. The OCM has taken enforcement action against retailers selling these products without a cannabis license. |
| CBD | ✅Legal | CBD derived from hemp is legal in New York and widely available in retail stores, health food shops, and online. Non-intoxicating CBD products are not subject to cannabis licensing. |
| THCA | ❌Banned | THCA products are banned for retail sale outside the licensed cannabis system in New York. The OCM considers high-THCA hemp flower to be functionally equivalent to cannabis. |
| HHC | ❌Banned | HHC is banned for retail sale outside the licensed cannabis system in New York under the broad MRTA regulations targeting intoxicating hemp-derived cannabinoids. |
| Delta-10 THC | ❌Banned | Delta-10 THC is banned for sale outside the licensed cannabis system in New York. The OCM's regulations encompass all intoxicating hemp-derived cannabinoids. |
| THC-O | ❌Banned | THC-O is banned in New York both under MRTA regulations and as a synthetic cannabinoid not protected by the federal Farm Bill. |
| THCP | 🔶Gray Area | THCP has no specific legislation in New York. However, given the state's broad ban on intoxicating hemp-derived cannabinoids under MRTA, THCP would almost certainly be treated as banned if enforcement occurs. |