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Hemp Laws in South Carolina

Last updated: April 1, 2026

THC-O in South Carolina

Current legal status

Banned

THC-O is considered a synthetic cannabinoid and is not protected under the Farm Bill. Federal DEA guidance classifies it as a controlled substance.

Federal Law Change — November 12, 2026

South Carolina has no recreational cannabis program. Federal restrictions on hemp-derived cannabinoids would eliminate the primary source of legal THC products for consumers in the state.

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All Compounds in South Carolina

CompoundStatus
Delta-8 THCLegal
Delta-9 THC (Hemp)Legal
CBDLegal
THCA🔶Gray Area
HHCLegal
Delta-10 THCLegal
THC-OBanned
THCP🔶Gray Area

By Product Type

Gummies / EdiblesLegal
Vapes / CartridgesLegal
Hemp FlowerLegal
Tinctures / OilsLegal
Topicals / CreamsLegal
Beverages / DrinksLegal

Age Requirement

21+

Shipping Into SC

Legal

Shipping Out of SC

Legal

2026 Federal Law Impact on South Carolina

South Carolina has no recreational cannabis program. Federal restrictions on hemp-derived cannabinoids would eliminate the primary source of legal THC products for consumers in the state.

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Note: The SC Department of Agriculture administers the state hemp program. Hemp-derived products are widely sold in gas stations, convenience stores, and specialty retailers. South Carolina does not have a recreational cannabis program.

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