In Texas, a ban on several THC products is set to take effect. As of July 31, the range of available hemp-derived THC products will be reduced. The change will impact Texans' access to these products, with a significant narrowing of options.
Further details on the ban and what products will still be legal are available from ABC13 Houston, for residents of Piney Point Village and other areas interested in learning more.
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