Regulated Industries
The FDA has sent 100+ warning letters to CBD companies. Your website is next if you make health claims.
CBD and hemp product websites face unique regulatory challenges from FDA, FTC, and state regulators. We review for disease claims, COA availability, and state-specific compliance.
What regulators look for on cbd and hemp websites
Disease treatment or cure claims (FDA warning letter trigger)
Missing third-party Certificate of Analysis (COA)
Hemp-derived THC products sold to banned states
CBD marketed as dietary supplement or food additive
Who regulates cbd and hemp websites
We review your website against requirements from each of these regulatory bodies. This is an informational review, not legal advice. Consult with your attorney for guidance specific to your situation.
Source regulations
What we check
Common questions about cbd and hemp websites
Can I say CBD treats anxiety or pain on my website?
No. The FDA considers disease treatment claims to be unapproved drug claims. Only Epidiolex has FDA approval. You can make structure/function claims like "supports calm" with the required disclaimer, but not disease claims like "treats anxiety."
Do I need to show lab results on my CBD website?
While not federally mandated, 28+ states require third-party lab testing and accessible COAs. Best practice is to link to current COAs for every product, showing THC content, CBD content, and contaminant testing.
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