High on Hemp founder Tegan Scates says the industry has work to do to educate patients about the downsides of black market CBD

In today’s market, Australians have access to a range of options for acquiring medical cannabis, whether legally or illegally. CBD remains one of the most sought-after medical cannabis products, thanks to its lack of hallucinatory effects and much-touted health benefits.

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  1. Black market CBD is no different to allowing cheap imports [edited under our comment moderation policy] under the Special Access Scheme in Australia. This does nothing to help grow our fledgling local hemp industry 😢

  2. This is what 80 years of prohibition gets you. It has been ever thus. It’s not the fault of the ‘Black Market’… the black market is the fault of the anti-cannabis forces, particularly government. It’s so sad to know that the vulnerable people who need medicine are the victims here.