I am glad you are not put off by my post. You said “However, the cbd from hemp that is legal in the U.S. is not the same as getting cbd derived from the cannabis plant”. I find this interesting. I am thankful for this information. I have been thinking of using CBD tablets. I will research this for confirmation. Maybe hemp CBD oil can be further processed to make it much more useful? However, this form of CBD may be much more expensive due to the extra processing.

I tell you what, let’s research this to find an online seller who sells CBD derived from the plant, and who operates with integrity. I would prefer those who had their product lab tested. If we find one such seller, I will also purchase CBD from them. From what little that I have read so far, CBD absolutely without any THC is legal since it has no psychoactive component. It will be very nice if this is true. The federal government has determined CBD that that has any THC at all with the CBD is illegal. This implies the CBD itself is legal. There apparently is such a THC free CBD product online.

Here is one such place that may or may not be genuine: https://koicbd.com/#8168

Here is an interesting quote from that webpage. The highlighted part is my own emphasis. If this statement is correct, then technically speaking it should be legal wrt federal law. Of course this needs to be validated by further research.

“CBD is naturally found in its highest concentrations in hemp plants. While it’s often associated with its psychoactive counterpart, THC, CBD can be separated from THC and is completely non-psychoactive. That means that people who use CBD for various ailments can safely do so without incurring the “high” correlated with marijuana.”

Here is a consumers report style of article that I found in a quick search of the Internet on the topic:

https://www.marijuanabreak.com/cbd-oil-for-sale