The Department of Defense has made it clear that the use of CBD products is “completely prohibited” for any member of the service. However, other employees may have to use their discretion when it comes to using CBD. If you choose to use CBD, your career could depend on the accuracy of the labeling of some products. You should not be punished for using products within your rights.
However, if those products aren't labeled correctly and you don't pass a drug test, you'll want to make strong arguments. Studies have shown that some CBD products exceed the 0.3 percent THC threshold for hemp, despite advertising labels. This means that consuming these cannabis derivatives may be relevant to awards in accordance with SEAD 4.The Office of the Director of National Intelligence has issued guidelines on the impact of using marijuana or CBD-related products and investing in marijuana-related businesses when permitted by state law. The guidance suggests that CBD products that cause an authorization holder to test positive for marijuana use could cause a negative safety authorization action.The FDA does not certify THC levels in CBD products, so the percentage of THC cannot be guaranteed, raising problems related to the use of a CBD product under federal law.
We believe that, given the changing nature of CBD and marijuana laws, this guide will be updated again in the coming years.Until the Feds decide to relax the marijuana policy, it's best to stay away from both CBD and THC. This means that if you are a holder or applicant of a security authorization, you should be aware of the risks associated with taking CBD products.
