Pre-Rolls: Where Is It Legal? State By State List

Pre-rolls offer raw hemp flower that’s been conveniently rolled in paper, so you can just light one and smoke.  While many companies carry raw hemp flower pre-rolls, more and more brands are infusing their flower with psychoactive cannabinoids in order to offer an intoxicating smokable product that comes from hemp.  The question is, are pre-rolls legal everywhere?  Let’s find out.

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Are Pre-Rolls Legal Under United States Federal Law?

All hemp pre-rolls are legal under federal law, and can legally be purchased and sold in all concentrations and purchase amounts.  This product type is legal because it complies with the Farm Bill of 2018, to legalize all hemp derivatives as long as they contain no more than 0.3% delta 9 THC.  

Are Pre-Rolls Legal in Every State?

While pre-rolls are considered a federally legal product, they may not be legal in all 50 states, as some states have banned flower, and others have limited which cannabinoids can be sold within state lines.  Let’s take a closer look.

• Alabama: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  In Alabama, medical marijuana is also legal for qualifying patients, and possession of small amounts of marijuana has been decriminalized.
• Alaska: Pre-rolls are legal, as long as they contain no psychoactive cannabinoids (THCA is allowed).  There are no limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  In Alabama, medical marijuana is also legal for qualifying patients, and possession of small amounts of marijuana has been decriminalized.
• Arizona: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  However, Arizona does permit sales of both recreational and medical marijuana.
• Arkansas: Pre-rolls are legal, as long as they contain no psychoactive cannabinoids (THCA is allowed).  There are no limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  In Arkansas, medical marijuana is also legal for qualifying patients, and possession of small amounts of marijuana has been decriminalized.
• California: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  And, marijuana is legal both for recreational and medicinal use.
• Colorado: Pre-rolls are legal, as long as they contain no psychoactive cannabinoids (THCA is allowed).  There are no limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  Meanwhile, marijuana is legal, both recreationally and medicinally.
• Connecticut: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  And, the state permits sales of recreational and medical marijuana.
• Delaware: Pre-rolls are legal, as long as they contain no psychoactive cannabinoids (THCA is allowed).  There are no limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  Recreational marijuana is illegal, although the state decriminalized small amounts of possession, and does maintain a medical marijuana program for qualifying patients.
• Florida: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  The state also maintains legal medical marijuana for qualifying patients, but recreational use is strictly banned.
• Georgia: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  Recreational marijuana is still prohibited in the state, although qualifying patients can purchase medical marijuana.
• Hawaii: Pre-rolls are considered illegal.  This means that it is illegal for businesses to carry pre-rolls.  And, online businesses are banned from shipping pre-rolls to your home.  The state recently decriminalized small possession amounts of marijuana, and maintains a medical marijuana program, although recreational marijuana is prohibited.
• Idaho: Pre-rolls are considered illegal.  This means that it is illegal for businesses to carry pre-rolls.  And, online businesses are banned from shipping pre-rolls to your home.  The state also prohibits any hemp product that contains more than 0% THC, and both recreational and medical use are banned.
• Illinois: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  The state also permits sales of marijuana for both recreational and medicinal use.
• Indiana: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  The state’s cannabis laws are otherwise strict, with both recreational and medical marijuana banned.
• Iowa: Pre-rolls are legal, as long as they contain no psychoactive cannabinoids (THCA is allowed).  There are no limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  As for marijuana laws, only medical marijuana is permitted for qualifying patients as recreational use is banned.
• Kansas: Pre-rolls are illegal, as long as they are not infused with THCA.  No businesses may carry them in the state.  And, Kansas prohibits any hemp products containing more than 0% THC, and both recreational and medical marijuana use are banned.
• Kentucky: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  Recreational marijuana remains illegal, and medical marijuana only became legalized in February of 2022, with no legal framework existing yet, meaning that medical patients cannot yet make marijuana purchases.
• Louisiana: Pre-rolls are illegal, and may not be sold anywhere in the state.  Medical marijuana is legal for qualifying patients, and recreational use remains illegal.
• Maine: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  The state also permits sales of both medical and recreational marijuana.
• Maryland: Pre-rolls are legal, as long as they contain no psychoactive cannabinoids (THCA is allowed).  There are no limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  When it comes to marijuana, medical patients can make purchases, but not recreational users. 
• Massachusetts: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  And, both recreational and medical marijuana is legal.
• Michigan: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  The state also legalized both recreational and medical marijuana.
• Minnesota: Pre-rolls are legal, as long as they are not THCA pre-rolls – pre-rolls infused with THCA distillate.  As for marijuana laws, medicinal use is permitted, but recreational is not. 
• Mississippi: Pre-rolls are considered illegal.  This means that it is illegal for businesses to carry pre-rolls.  And, online businesses are banned from shipping pre-rolls to your home.  Mississippi permits medical marijuana sales, but has very strict requirements for qualification, while recreational use is very much illegal.
• Missouri: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  When it comes to marijuana, only medical use is permitted for qualifying patients.
• Montana: Pre-rolls are legal, as long as they contain no psychoactive cannabinoids (THCA is allowed).  There are no limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.   And, recreational use of marijuana was recently legalized, while the state has maintained a medical marijuana program.
• Nebraska: Pre-rolls are legal, as long as they contain no psychoactive cannabinoids (THCA is allowed).  There are no limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  The state strictly bans any hemp products containing more than 0% pre-rolls, however.  And, only in July of 2022 did the state finally approve a medical marijuana program, while recreational marijuana use is still illegal.
• Nevada: Pre-rolls are legal, as long as they contain no psychoactive cannabinoids (THCA is allowed).  There are no limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  The state does permit sales of both recreational and medical marijuana as well.
• New Hampshire: Pre-rolls are illegal.  No business may carry pre-rolls in the state, either physical or online.  Recreational marijuana use remains illegal in the state, but medical use for qualifying patients is permitted, and small possession amounts have been decriminalized.
• New Jersey: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  The state has legalized both recreational and medical marijuana use.
• New Mexico: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  Meanwhile, both recreational and medical marijuana are permitted in the state.
• New York: Pre-rolls are legal, as long as they contain no psychoactive cannabinoids (THCA is allowed).  There are no limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  Also, New York has recently legalized recreational marijuana, and does maintain a medical marijuana program for qualifying residents.
• North Carolina: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  Recreational marijuana, meanwhile, is illegal in the state, and for now, qualifying medical patients cannot purchase marijuana products containing more than 0.3% THC.
• North Dakota: Pre-rolls are legal, as long as they contain no psychoactive cannabinoids (THCA is allowed).  There are no limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  While North Dakota allows for medical marijuana sales, recreational sales are completely illegal.
• Ohio: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  As for marijuana, medical sales for qualifying patients are permitted, and small possession amounts have been decriminalized, although recreational use remains prohibited.
• Oklahoma: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  The state permits medical marijuana sales to qualifying patients, but recreational marijuana is still illegal.
• Oregon: Pre-rolls are legal, as long as they contain no psychoactive cannabinoids including THCA.  Otherwise, there are no limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  And, both medical and recreational marijuana sales are allowed.
• Pennsylvania: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  The state, meanwhile, prohibits recreational marijuana sales, but does maintain a medical marijuana program.
• Rhode Island: Pre-rolls are legal, as long as they contain no psychoactive cannabinoids, including THCA is allowed.  Otherwise, there are no limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  At the same time, recreational and medical marijuana is legal in the state.
• South Carolina: Pre-rolls are illegal, due to a statewide ban on smokable hemp products.  The state also prohibits marijuana sales, both for recreational and medicinal use.
• South Dakota: Pre-rolls are illegal, due to a statewide ban on hemp products.  At the same time, any hemp product containing more than 0% pre-rolls is banned.  The state allows medical marijuana sales for qualifying patients, but does not permit recreational sales.
• Tennessee: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  The state is very strictly anti-marijuana, however, with neither medical nor recreational sales allowed.
• Texas: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  The state prohibits recreational marijuana, and qualifying medical marijuana patients can only buy products containing a maximum of 0.5% THC.
• Utah: Pre-rolls are legal, as long as they contain no psychoactive cannabinoids (THCA is allowed).  There are no limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  Recreational marijuana is also illegal in the state, although qualifying patients may join the medical marijuana program.
• Vermont: Pre-rolls are legal, as long as they contain no psychoactive cannabinoids, including THCA.  There are no limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  But, recreational and medical marijuana have been legal for years in the state.
• Virginia: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  The state also permits sales of marijuana for both medicinal and recreational use.
• Washington: Pre-rolls are legal, as long as they contain no psychoactive cannabinoids (THCA is allowed).  There are no limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  The state also allows sales of both medical and recreational marijuana.
• West Virginia: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  Meanwhile, medical marijuana is also legal for qualifying patients, although recreational use remains banned.
• Wisconsin: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  The state does not, however, allow for sales of marijuana, either for recreational or medical use, although low-THC cannabis oils are permitted for qualified patients who have epilepsy.
• Wyoming: Pre-rolls are legal.  There aren’t any limits when it comes to what types of products may be sold.  Nor are there limits when it comes to the amount that can be purchased or possessed.  Pre-rolls can be purchased as long as you’re of adult age.  The state, meanwhile, prohibits marijuana, both for recreational and medicinal use.

Pre-Rolls are Legal in Most Parts of the Country  

Pre-rolls are a federally legal product type, but they are banned in certain states across the country.  We know that cannabis laws have been changing a lot lately in different states, and a state in which it’s currently illegal may legalize it in the near future, and vice versa. 

So, please stay up to date on your state’s hemp laws to find out whether or not pre-rolls remain legal or illegal where you live, because you never know what future legislation has in store.

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