As of November 12, 2026, 3CHI's label discloses hemp extract (Delta-9 THC). Label: 10 mg THC per serving (12 fl oz (1 can)), 10 mg THC per container (one 12 oz slim aluminum can (sold singly or in 4-packs)). That figure is above the per-drink THC cap on file in 11 states. Judged by the law on file for Hemp THC drinks, it is illegal in 8, restricted in 35, gray area in 6, legal in 2 of 51 jurisdictions. Official actions on file: 3 (Court record, June 26, 2023, Court record, March 29, 2024 and Court record, March 18, 2025).
Derived only from the ingredients on file (label) and the law on file for each. Checked November 6, 2026.
Court record, June 26, 2023: 3C, LLC d/b/a 3Chi and the Midwest Hemp Council sued the Indiana Attorney General and the State of Indiana in federal court (S.D. Ind. No. 1:23-cv-01115), alleging that the Attorney General's Official Opinion 2023-1 treating low THC hemp extracts such as delta-8 THC as Schedule I substances is preempted by the 2018 Farm Bill; these are allegations in the complaint. Read the court record
Court record, March 29, 2024: The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana denied the plaintiffs' amended motion for a preliminary injunction, finding they had not shown irreparable harm. Read the court record
Court record, March 18, 2025: The court dismissed the case without prejudice for lack of subject-matter jurisdiction, holding that the plaintiffs' injury was not redressable because the Attorney General's opinion is not state law and the Attorney General was not shown to control prosecutions; it did not decide the state-law question. Read the court record
Accredited lab, June 10, 2026: A maker-posted COA from Bluebonnet Labs (ISO/IEC 17025:2017, certificate 6400.01) for Fuji Peach 10 mg Seltzer lot 10-FAP-10mg reports 9.514 mg delta-9 THC per serving, 0.7455 mg CBG and 0.355 mg CBN per serving, and CBD not detected. Read the lab report
What the label discloses
3CHI sells several hemp THC drinks; the 10 mg Delta 9 THC Seltzer (12 fl oz can) was read. The product page states the serving size (12 fl oz, 1 can) and ingredients but posts no Nutrition Facts panel; the can image on the page prints 10 MG THC and 12 FL. OZ. (355ml).
hemp extract (Delta-9 THC) · 10 mg hemp-derived Delta-9 THC per can (product page text and can image) · Is Delta-9 THC legal? Label source
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Label THC next to each state’s per-drink cap (20)
Label: 10 mg THC per serving (12 fl oz (1 can)), 10 mg THC per container (one 12 oz slim aluminum can (sold singly or in 4-packs)). Caps come from the hemp delta-9 THC drink record for each state. States with no per-drink cap on file are in the full list below.
Alabama Cap on file: 40 mg total THC per package · label: 10 mg per container
Colorado Cap on file: 1.75 mg total THC per serving · label: 10 mg per servinglabel figure is above this cap
Connecticut Cap on file: 5 mg total THC per package · label: 10 mg per containerlabel figure is above this cap
Georgia Cap on file: 300 mg total THC per package · label: 10 mg per container
Hawaii Cap on file: 5 mg total THC per package · label: 10 mg per containerlabel figure is above this cap
Iowa Cap on file: 10 mg total THC per package · label: 10 mg per container
Louisiana Cap on file: 40 mg total THC per package · label: 10 mg per container
Maryland Cap on file: 2.5 mg total THC per package · label: 10 mg per containerlabel figure is above this cap
Minnesota Cap on file: 5 mg total THC per serving · label: 10 mg per servinglabel figure is above this cap
Missouri Cap on file: 0.4 mg combined total THC per container · label: 10 mg per containerlabel figure is above this cap
Montana Cap on file: 2 mg total THC per package · label: 10 mg per containerlabel figure is above this cap
New Jersey Cap on file: 0.4 mg total THC per package · label: 10 mg per containerlabel figure is above this cap
New York Cap on file: 10 mg total THC per package · label: 10 mg per container
Ohio Cap on file: 0.4 mg total THC per package · label: 10 mg per containerlabel figure is above this cap
Oregon Cap on file: 20 mg total THC per package · label: 10 mg per container
Rhode Island Cap on file: 5 mg total THC per package · label: 10 mg per containerlabel figure is above this cap
Tennessee Cap on file: 15 mg hemp-derived cannabinoids per serving (not more than 2 servings per container) · label: 10 mg per serving
Utah Cap on file: 150 mg total THC per package · label: 10 mg per container
Vermont Cap on file: 10 mg total THC per package · label: 10 mg per container
Virginia Cap on file: 2 mg total THC per package · label: 10 mg per containerlabel figure is above this cap
Tennessee Hemp THC drinksRestricted Cap on file: 15 mg hemp-derived cannabinoids per serving (not more than 2 servings per container) · label: 10 mg per serving
Compound Analytics. “Is 3CHI Legal? Ingredients and State Laws (2026).” Compound Laws, https://compoundlaws.com/brands/3chi/. Accessed November 13, 2026.
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