Travelling with CBD: Your Guide to Staying Calm and Stress-Free

At Vee Wellbeing, we know travel can be as exhilarating as it is stressful. Whether it’s the chaos of the airport, long hours in transit, or adjusting to a new environment, stress can creep in and throw your wellbeing off course. That’s where CBD comes in. With its calming properties, our organic CBD products can help ease travel nerves, improve focus, and promote restful sleep—making it your perfect travel companion.

But before you pack your CBD, it’s important to understand the rules. CBD regulations vary across the globe, and while many countries are embracing its benefits, others still have restrictions or outright bans. To help you travel with confidence, we’ve put together this guide to where you can—and cannot—take CBD, and how to do it safely.

Travelling with CBD: What You Need to Know
1. Check the THC Content
All Vee Wellbeing CBD products contain less than 0.2% THC, meeting UK legal standards. Many countries accept low-THC CBD, but not all, so always check local regulations.

2. Keep It in Its Original Packaging
To avoid confusion with other substances, keep your CBD in its original packaging, clearly displaying the THC content and product details. This helps customs officials quickly verify its legality.

3. Pack It in Your Carry-On
Keep your CBD in your carry-on bag to avoid extreme temperature changes in the cargo hold. If it’s a liquid, ensure it complies with your airline’s liquid restrictions (usually under 100ml).

Countries with CBD Restrictions
CBD regulations vary, so here’s an overview of where you can (and cannot) travel with it:

Countries Where CBD is Legal (with Restrictions)
You can bring CBD into these countries, but they may require proof of THC content or a prescription:

• European Union: Most EU countries permit CBD, provided it contains less than 0.2% THC.

• USA: CBD is federally legal if derived from hemp and contains less than 0.3% THC. Some states have stricter rules, so check your destination.

• Canada: CBD is legal but must be purchased and declared according to Canadian law.

Countries Where CBD is Illegal
Bringing CBD into the following countries is prohibited:

• United Arab Emirates: Strict zero-tolerance policy for any cannabis products, including CBD.

• Singapore: All cannabis-related products are banned, and penalties are severe.

• Japan: CBD is only legal if it contains no THC, but importing it is complex and highly regulated.

• Thailand: Despite recent cannabis reforms, carrying CBD without proper documentation can result in fines or imprisonment.

Top Tips for Travelling with CBD
• Do Your Research: Regulations can change quickly, so always check the latest rules for your destination.

• Carry Documentation: Print the lab report or certificate of analysis for your CBD product, email customerservice@veewellbeing and we will send you the report for your product. This document shows the product’s THC content and can help clarify any concerns.

Why Choose Vee Wellbeing CBD for Your Travels?
Our CBD products are crafted with your wellbeing in mind. Made from organic hemp and rigorously tested, they provide a natural way to stay calm, focused, and balanced during your travels. Whether you’re soothing pre-flight jitters or unwinding after a busy day of sightseeing, Vee Wellbeing is here to support you every step of the way.

Ready to make your next trip stress-free or keep up your menopause wellbeing plan? Pack your Vee Wellbeing products and travel with confidence.

The information in this guide has been carefully sourced from reputable CBD industry websites, government guidelines, and airline policies. It reflects the most accurate and up-to-date advice available as of December 2024, ensuring you can travel with confidence and peace of mind.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information, we recommend consulting the following official resources:

• UK Government's Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD): Provides detailed reports and recommendations on consumer cannabidiol (CBD) products.
  GOV.UK
• UK Food Standards Agency (FSA): Offers safety guidelines and regulatory information on CBD products.
  Food Standards Agency
• Transportation Security Administration (TSA): Outlines policies regarding the transportation of CBD products in the United States. TSA.gov
• Airline-Specific Policies: For example, British Airways provides information on permitted items in both carry-on and checked luggage.

Please note that regulations and policies can vary significantly between countries and airlines. Therefore, it's essential to verify the current rules with official sources before travelling with CBD products.