October 12, 2023 Victoria Solis

Is Delta-10 Legal in Michigan? (Updated Guide)

Yes—Delta-10 THC is legal in Michigan, but its sale and distribution are strictly regulated.

Michigan law requires that all THC isomers, including Delta-10 and Delta-8, be sold only by businesses licensed by the Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency (CRA). This applies regardless of whether the THC is derived from hemp or cannabis.

As a result, Delta-10 cannot legally be sold by unlicensed hemp retailers, smoke shops, gas stations, or online sellers shipping directly to Michigan consumers.

How Michigan Regulates Delta-10 THC

Michigan regulates Delta-10 under its adult-use cannabis framework, overseen by the Cannabis Regulatory Agency (CRA).

Key regulatory principles:

All intoxicating THC isomers are treated as marijuana
Hemp's origin does not create a legal exemption
Retail sales require state cannabis licensure
Products must meet cannabis-grade testing and labeling standards

Delta-10 is legal only inside this regulated system.

Where Delta-10 Cannot Be Sold

Even though Delta-10 is legal in Michigan, it cannot be sold by:

Hemp or CBD stores
Smoke shops
Gas stations
Convenience stores
Online vendors shipping directly to Michigan

Any sale outside the CRA-licensed cannabis system is illegal.

Where Delta-10 Can Be Sold

✔ Legal Sales Channels

Licensed adult-use cannabis dispensaries
Licensed medical marijuana dispensaries

Products must comply with:

State potency limits
Mandatory lab testing
Packaging and warning requirements
Age restrictions (21+ for adult-use)

Can You Buy Delta-10 Online in Michigan?

❌ No

Michigan does not allow direct-to-consumer online sales of THC products, including Delta-10.

Purchases must be made in person from licensed cannabis retailers.

Age Requirements

To legally purchase Delta-10 in Michigan:

21 years or older (adult-use cannabis)
Or a valid medical marijuana card

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