Is Delta-10 THC Legal in Minnesota?
May 22, 2026
Delta-10 THC is illegal in Minnesota. OCM treats it as a prohibited artificially derived cannabinoid under Chapter 342. Not authorized in LPHE products.
Delta-10 THC is illegal in Minnesota. OCM treats it as a prohibited artificially derived cannabinoid under Chapter 342. Not authorized in LPHE products.
Last reviewed: May 20, 2026
Delta-10 THC is illegal in Minnesota. The Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) classifies delta-10 as an artificially derived cannabinoid because it is produced almost exclusively through chemical conversion from hemp-derived CBD. Chapter 342 prohibits artificially derived cannabinoids in Lower-Potency Hemp Edibles (LPHE) unless OCM specifically authorizes them by rule, and delta-10 is not on the approved list. Retailers selling delta-10 products face embargo and fines of up to $1 million per violation.
Illegal
Minn. Stat. ch. 342 (Cannabis Act); SF 4401 (2026); Office of Cannabis Management; artificially derived cannabinoid restrictions
Delta-10 THC is not an OCM-approved cannabinoid for LPHE products. Artificially derived cannabinoids are prohibited unless specifically authorized by OCM rulemaking.
Yes
