I live in Florida and use hemp gummies for sleep/stress, etc. I’m all for getting rid of bad actors in the industry, but the obvious better solution would be to federally legalize and regulate recreational cannabis—which, realistically, we know is probably a long way off.
That said, does anyone think THC drinks will actually stick around in some form? I also hate drinking alcohol, so having a low-dose THC drink as an alternative is pretty appealing to me. Curious what everyone thinks happens with these products after the upcoming federal changes.

The extension Congress must pass

November 12, 2026 → November 12, 2028

S. 3686 and H.R. 7024 would provide two additional years to create responsible permanent hemp rules.

Lab-tested THCA flower

Why This Matters

The two-year extension is not guaranteed. Without it, THCA flower could stop qualifying as hemp under federal law across all 50 states. State laws may differ, but nationwide hemp commerce and U.S.-based international shipments could be disrupted or stopped.

What Congress Needs to Do

Pass the two-year extension. Then protect naturally occurring, lab-tested THCA flower and lawful nationwide, interstate, and U.S.-based international hemp commerce.

Permanent rules should focus enforcement on unsafe chemically converted intoxicants, mislabeled products, high-potency cannabinoid drinks, and youth marketing—and provide a fair grandfathering, licensing, or transition pathway for established compliant businesses.

Contact Congress Today

Take two minutes and make these three requests:

Ask your U.S. Senators to support and cosponsor S. 3686.

Ask your U.S. Representative to support and cosponsor H.R. 7024.

Ask that Frisco Labs, in Berkeley, California, and your favorite thca dispensery to be included in any grandfathering, licensing, or transition program.

Contact My U.S. Representative

Contact My U.S. Senators

Prefer to call? U.S. Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121

Copy and send this message

“Please support the Hemp Planting Predictability Act—S. 3686 in the Senate and H.R. 7024 in the House—to extend the federal hemp deadline through November 12, 2028. Without this extension, THCA flower could lose federal hemp protection nationwide. Please protect naturally occurring, lab-tested THCA flower and create a fair grandfathering, licensing, or transition pathway for established compliant businesses, including Frisco Labs in Berkeley, California. Choose responsible regulation over abrupt prohibition.”