Is Hemp-Derived Delta-9 THC Legal in Hawaii?
May 22, 2026
Hemp delta-9 in Hawaii? Restricted. HAR 11-37 caps edibles at 1 mg/serving, beverages at 0.5 mg/container. Federal H.R. 5371 tightens further Nov 12, 2026.
Hemp delta-9 in Hawaii? Restricted. HAR 11-37 caps edibles at 1 mg/serving, beverages at 0.5 mg/container. Federal H.R. 5371 tightens further Nov 12, 2026.
Last reviewed: May 21, 2026
Restricted. Hemp-derived delta-9 edibles and tinctures can be sold at Hawaii retail, but only inside narrow per-serving and per-container caps set by HAR Chapter 11-37 as amended December 6, 2024. Gummies and similar solid edibles are capped at 1 mg total THC per serving and 5 mg per container. Oil-based tinctures are capped at 2.5 mg per serving and 75 mg per container. Beverages are capped at 0.5 mg per container. Inhalable hemp products are prohibited outright under HRS Section 328G-3. Most hemp-derived delta-9 SKUs sold in other states exceed these caps and cannot lawfully ship into Hawaii.
Restricted
HRS Chapter 328G (Section 328G-3); HAR Chapter 11-37 (amended Dec 6, 2024); Act 263 (HB 1359, 2023); Act 269 (2025) retailer registration
Edibles (gummies, tablets, capsules, powders, softgels, gelcaps): 1 mg total THC per serving, 5 mg per container. Oil-based tinctures: 2.5 mg per serving, 75 mg per container (2 fl. oz. max). Beverages: 0.5 mg per container (6 to 12 fl. oz.). Inhalable hemp products prohibited.
Yes
