Remembering those long waits, not-so-great expensive airport food, and that weird feeling that you can't control what is happening while buckled up may be holding you back from traveling more often. If that's you, flying with Hemp can do wonders. Just to name a few of its amazing traveling benefits, Hemp products can help:

Keep up with your regular dose - Check out this past blog for more info on regular usage! But as we know, to get the most benefit from your products, CBD should be consumed regularly. So, if you're taking the same amount at the same time every day, it makes sense not to interrupt your routine. Not to mention that missing out on your doses might make you feel a bit off, and who would want that while on vacay?

Ease the anxiety or fear of flying - It may or may not be your case, but research shows that up to 6.5% of the population suffers from aviophobia, which is fear and/or avoidance of flying or anything related, like airports and planes. So, if you get a bit anxious about flying, you might enjoy the extra dose. 

Help you sleep better on the plane - Some flights are not as short as we’d like, so being able to take a good nap before hitting your next stop may be just what you need! So let Hemp make it easier for you to doze off in the sky. 

Though we do our best to get you the most up-to-date information we always recommend checking your state's website to be sure. And remember to always consult a medical professional before making any decisions. 

Here are the rules for bringing Hemp on a plane:

Now, you checked that your destination is hemp-friendly, and you're happy that it legally allows the use of our products; that's great! Just don't forget to take into account the standard flight rules! 

According to the TSA website, it's okay to transport "products that contain no more than 0.3 percent THC on a dry weight basis or that are approved by FDA" in your carry-on or checked bag. So, getting that out of the way, here are additional measures we suggest you take:

 

• Any Hemp products you bring on board need to be in their original packaging.
•  Liquids, drops, or cosmetics in your carry-on bag must contain less than 3 ounces.
• The product label has to include the THC content information on it.
• You may or may not be required to show a medical prescription.

 

And according to the TSA website: The final decision rests with the TSA officer on whether an item is allowed through the checkpoint.

Click here to check out some of our CBD, Delta-8, and Delta-9 products and our 3rd party test results. And a reminder that all of our products are Hemp-Derived and Federally Compliant. 

 

Knowledge is the key to empowerment, especially in the cannabis world. At HoneySuckle Brand, our blog is your trusted source for cannabis education in Houston. Stay informed about the latest research, regulations, and responsible consumption practices right here in our city.

HoneySuckle does not assume the risk or liability of flying or traveling with our products. Consult with your physician and/or legal counsel before taking any further actions. 

Our products have not been evaluated by the FDA to diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure any illnesses or diseases. All products are compliant with the 2018 US Farm Bill and contain under 0.3% THC.

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