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Ning: Hemp CBD is legally sold anywhere unlike marijuana-derived CBD

Vincent Ning · Cannabis Startup Founders David Hua and Vincent Ning on Legalization, Banking, and Industry Trends · Y Combinator · Oct 11, 2018 · at 11:37

Vincent Ning, co-founder and CEO of cannabis distributor Nabis, explains the regulatory and retail differences between hemp-derived and marijuana-derived CBD.

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“And so the hemp based CBD is legal and you can sell that anywhere. So you can get it at like Costco if you want. I've seen like hemp lotion and like all that sort of stuff. But then there's also just like CBD products that are derived from marijuana that can be sold in dispensaries.”

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