What to know & do
The Impending Federal Ban on Hemp-Derived THC
No matter what happens, we’ll continue to help you manage your symptoms in a clinically responsible way using whatever federally legal cannabinoids are available after December 11.
What Happened
Last November, Congress passed a law that sets a new federal limit for hemp products: no more than 0.4 milligrams of total THC per package, not per serving. The deadline was originally November 12, 2026; Congress extended it to December 11. When it goes into effect December 11, most of our current product line-up will no longer be available.
Every company that makes products that include more than 0.4 milligrams of THC per package will be impacted, not just EO.
Key dates
The Problem: Less Efficacy & Relief
The small amounts of THC in our current products (up to 5 milligrams THC per serving) have demonstrated significant efficacy in the management of pain, stress and sleep-related issues. Should the new law go into effect, the drastically lower 0.4 milligram THC per package limit will eliminate efficacy for pain and reduce efficacy for stress and sleep concerns.
There’s a better way to move forward.
There’s still a chance
Access to Safe, Effective Products Must Be Preserved
We hope you’ll join us in pushing for a delay in the implementation of these new, draconian THC limits. Such a delay would allow for thoughtful collaboration among clinical, patient advocacy and government stakeholders — and the creation of regulations that would preserve efficacy, maximize product quality and safety and keep products out of the hands of those under 21 years of age.
How to do it
- Find your representatives.
Look up your House member at house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative and your two senators at senate.gov/senators. Each office has a contact form — messages through the form are counted the same as email.
- Copy the message below.
Fill in the blanks — a sentence in your own words about why these products matter to you is worth more than anything we could write.
- Send it to all three.
One House member, two senators. Same message is fine.
Prefer to call?
Call the Capitol switchboard at (202) 224-3121 and ask for your representative’s office. When someone answers, say:
“Hi, my name is [name] and I’m a constituent in [city]. I’m calling to ask [Rep./Sen. name] to support extending the December 11 deadline on the new hemp THC limit. I use these products for my health, and the current limit would take them off the market with no reasonably accessible alternative for people like me. Thank you.”
That’s it — calls are tallied, not debated. Thirty seconds does the job.
The message
Subject: Please extend the December 11 hemp deadline
Dear [Representative/Senator Last Name],
I’m your constituent in [city, state].
I’m writing about the hemp provision Congress passed last November, which limits hemp products to 0.4 mg of total THC per package and takes effect December 11. I use these products, with clinical guidance, for [sleep / pain / anxiety / _______]. Under the new limit, the products I rely on can no longer be sold — and for adults like me, there is no practical alternative where we live.
I’m not asking you to end oversight of these products. I’m asking you to support extending the December 11 deadline so Congress has time to set a limit that protects consumers without cutting off the adults who depend on regulated, clinically guided products today.
Please let me know where you stand.
Thank you,
[Full name]
[Street address, city, state, ZIP — offices verify you’re a constituent]
About Your EO Products
Orders placed by December 7 ship as usual and leave our warehouse by December 8.
If you subscribe
Your final shipment goes out before the cutoff, then your subscription pauses automatically. There’s no December charge and nothing to cancel. Before then, you can add to your final shipment at your subscriber price. Adjust my final shipment
If you want to order ahead
While we keep pushing for an extension, plan as if December 11 holds. If these products are part of how you manage your days, order what you’ll want by December 7. Shop now
Replacement Products to Consider
Should the new hemp THC limits go into effect, we’ve created a guide to help you understand the types of marijuana-derived THC products that might be most appropriate for you.
What’s Next From EO
We’re working on what comes after December 11. As soon as our plans are set, we’ll share them here; subscribers and customers on our list hear first. What isn’t changing:
Your care team
Same people, same inbox, same phone line.
Our clinicians
Our clinicians will continue to lead what we make and how we guide it.
Our mission
Providing expert symptom management guidance and optimal products to all who might benefit.
Questions, Answered
Can I still order?
Yes, until December 7. Orders placed by then ship as usual and leave our warehouse by December 8.
What happens to my subscription?
Your final shipment goes out before the cutoff, then it pauses automatically. No December charge, nothing to cancel. You can add to your final shipment from your account until December 7.
Is EO closing?
No. The law changes what we can sell and ship. Our care team and our phone line stay as they are, and we’ll share our plans for what comes next right here.
What about products I already have?
The law changes what we’re able to sell and ship after December 11. We can’t offer guidance beyond that.
Could the deadline change?
It could. Efforts to extend it are underway in Congress. We’ll update the status at the top of this page the day anything changes, and you can add your voice.
Will you restock before December 11?
We’re keeping products in stock as long as we’re able, but we can’t produce more once current inventory runs out. The product guide shows how long we expect each product to last — if something you rely on is listed as limited, order sooner rather than later.
How do I reach a person?
Call 877-777-3367, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm ET, or email support@eo.care. A real person answers.
We’re Here
Our care team can walk you through what this means for your order or subscription.
