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THC, hemp ban sits in Texas House as parents, recovery advocates demand action

With just days left in the special legislative session, a bill to ban hemp-derived THC products in Texas hasn’t moved in the Texas House leaving parents, addiction recovery advocates, and some school leaders increasingly frustrated. Senate Bill 3, which passed the Texas Senate earlier this month, would ban the sale of any product containing a “detectable amount of any cannabinoid.” If passed, the measure would effectively eliminate the vast majority of legal hemp-derived THC products sold in Texas including popular delta-8 and delta-9 edibles and vapes. Supporters of the ban say the delay is unacceptable, especially given what they describe as the growing danger these products pose to young people. “If the bill dies and we have to go two more years and battle this again, that means more families harmed,” said Aubree Adams, director of Citizens for a Safe and Healthy Texas.