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Is Cann Legal? Ingredients and State Laws (2026)

Varies by state

As of November 12, 2026, Cann’s label discloses THC (hemp-derived) and CBD (hemp-derived). Label: 2 mg THC per serving (1 can = 1 serving), 2 mg THC per container (8 fl oz (237 mL) can (sold in 4-packs: 4 x 8 fl oz)). That figure is above the per-drink THC cap on file in 4 states. Judged by the law on file for Hemp THC drinks and CBD, the strictest ingredient is illegal in 8, restricted in 37, gray area in 4, legal in 2 of 51 jurisdictions.

Derived only from the ingredients on file (label) and the law on file for each. Checked November 6, 2026.
Maker
SOCALI Manuf. Inc.
Category
hemp THC drink (Cann social tonic, 2 mg, 8 fl oz)
Product pages
drinkcann.com/products/the-cann

Official and scientific findings (1)

  • Accredited lab, May 14, 2026: A maker-posted COA from Trichome Analytical (ISO/IEC 17025:2017, A2LA certificate 5913.01) for Cann Grapefruit Rosemary 2mg THC:4mg CBD per 237 mL, lot WO7696, reports 2.156 mg delta-9 THC and 4.097 mg CBD per unit, with other cannabinoids including THCA and delta-8 THC not detected.
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What the label discloses

The flagship Cann (8 fl oz / 237 mL can, Grapefruit Rosemary) was read from the can and 4-pack images on the product page, which print 2MG THC + 4MG CBD and 1 CAN = 1 SERVING; no Nutrition Facts panel or full ingredient list is posted. The maker name comes from the client field of a COA posted on the maker’s lab results site.

  • THC (hemp-derived) · 2mg THC per 8 fl oz (237 mL) can (can and box images, product page FAQ) · Is Delta-9 THC legal?
    Label source
  • CBD (hemp-derived) · 4mg CBD per 8 fl oz (237 mL) can · Is CBD legal?
    Label source
  • Other ingredients named in the product description: sparkling water, all-natural flavor, 100% agave nectar, fresh citrus juice not tracked
    Label source

Only ingredients disclosed on the label or identified by an official source (FDA, another government agency or lab, an accredited lab or a court record) are listed, each with its source. Compound Laws does not guess at undisclosed contents.

Label THC next to each state’s per-drink cap (20)

Label: 2 mg THC per serving (1 can = 1 serving), 2 mg THC per container (8 fl oz (237 mL) can (sold in 4-packs: 4 x 8 fl oz)). 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: 2 mg per container
  • Colorado
    Cap on file: 1.75 mg total THC per serving · label: 2 mg per serving label figure is above this cap
  • Connecticut
    Cap on file: 5 mg total THC per package · label: 2 mg per container
  • Georgia
    Cap on file: 300 mg total THC per package · label: 2 mg per container
  • Hawaii
    Cap on file: 5 mg total THC per package · label: 2 mg per container
  • Iowa
    Cap on file: 10 mg total THC per package · label: 2 mg per container
  • Louisiana
    Cap on file: 40 mg total THC per package · label: 2 mg per container
  • Maryland
    Cap on file: 2.5 mg total THC per package · label: 2 mg per container
  • Minnesota
    Cap on file: 5 mg total THC per serving · label: 2 mg per serving
  • Missouri
    Cap on file: 0.4 mg combined total THC per container · label: 2 mg per container label figure is above this cap
  • Montana
    Cap on file: 2 mg total THC per package · label: 2 mg per container
  • New Jersey
    Cap on file: 0.4 mg total THC per package · label: 2 mg per container label figure is above this cap
  • New York
    Cap on file: 10 mg total THC per package · label: 2 mg per container
  • Ohio
    Cap on file: 0.4 mg total THC per package · label: 2 mg per container label figure is above this cap
  • Oregon
    Cap on file: 20 mg total THC per package · label: 2 mg per container
  • Rhode Island
    Cap on file: 5 mg total THC per package · label: 2 mg per container
  • Tennessee
    Cap on file: 15 mg hemp-derived cannabinoids per serving (not more than 2 servings per container) · label: 2 mg per serving
  • Utah
    Cap on file: 150 mg total THC per package · label: 2 mg per container
  • Vermont
    Cap on file: 10 mg total THC per package · label: 2 mg per container
  • Virginia
    Cap on file: 2 mg total THC per package · label: 2 mg per container

Cann ingredients by state

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The dot and the map show the strictest status among the disclosed ingredients in that state.

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Compound Analytics. "Is Cann Legal? Ingredients and State Laws (2026)." Compound Laws, https://compoundlaws.com/brands/cann/. Accessed November 13, 2026.

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