Federal hemp rules change December 11, 2026, unless Congress acts first.
You've probably seen the headlines. Here's what the new federal law means for Rizzy, in plain English. We'll update this page as things change.
What's changing?
A federal spending law passed in November 2025 rewrites the definition of hemp. Starting December 11, 2026, a finished hemp product can contain no more than 0.4 mg of total THC per container. Anything above that is no longer treated as hemp under federal law. The date was originally November 12; Congress pushed it back to December 11 in September.
Does it affect Rizzy?
Yes. Every Rizzy can (Light 5 mg, Classic 10 mg and Extra 25 mg THC) is above the new 0.4 mg limit. Unless Congress changes the law before December 11, we can't promise we'll be able to sell or ship Rizzy online after that date.
Could it still change?
Possibly. Lawmakers from both parties have proposed rules that would regulate hemp drinks for adults 21+ instead of banning them, and the next federal funding deadline is also December 11. Nothing has passed yet. If anything changes, you'll hear it from us first.
So what should I do?
If Rizzy is part of your routine, now's the time to stock the fridge. Bigger packs are the easiest way to do it: fewer orders, not more cans. One can per 24 hours is still the rule on every label.
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Questions?
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For adults 21+ only. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Contains hemp-derived Delta-9 THC (≤0.3% dry weight), compliant with the 2018 Farm Bill. May cause a positive drug test. Lab reports. This page is general information about the law as of November 2026, not legal advice.
