The bill revises existing laws concerning the sale of hemp products to consumers, specifically prohibiting the sale of hemp products that contain THC. It establishes that unless a product is authorized as a food or drug by the United States Food and Drug Administration, it cannot be sold to consumers in the state. The bill also introduces new definitions, clarifying what constitutes a "consumer" and a "hemp product," with the latter defined as a product intended for consumption, smoking, vaping, or other methods of administration.

Additionally, the bill removes the previous reference to "edible" hemp products and instead focuses on any hemp product containing THC. It aims to ensure that only products compliant with federal regulations can be sold to consumers, thereby enhancing consumer safety. The act is set to take effect immediately upon passage and approval.