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    PSNet.biz
    Sep 27, 2019
      ·  Edited: Sep 27, 2019

    Chattanooga CBD Store's Facebook Page Deactivated

    in Hemp News

    Tennessee's state website shows that CBD products are legal to sell and consume in Tennessee as long as they have a .3 percent THC level or less.

    A CBD business in Chattanooga says they’ve been promoting their business “no problem” for two years... Until now.


    Dwayne Madden, the Owner of Hemp House, tells us their Facebook was shut down on Tuesday.


    "The message said that we violated 'community standards' by promoting the use of drugs," Madden said. "But it’s very apparent that if you looked at our Facebook page, we promote a lot of hemp products, which we sell -- and they are all legal."

    CBD oil and hemp-based creams are just a couple of the products Madden sells at Hemp House, which has a location on the Northshore in Chattanooga.


    "We only sell CBD products," he said.

    Tennessee's state website shows that CBD products are legal to sell and consume in Tennessee as long as they have a .3 percent THC level or less.