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The legislation around CBD can sometimes be a bit unclear, but let's clarify so you can enjoy your CBD worry-free.

In France
Yes, you are allowed to carry CBD on you in the street, provided the product meets certain conditions:
- THC content: The product must contain less than 0.3% THC, in accordance with French and European regulations. THC is the psychoactive substance in cannabis, and its low presence is what makes CBD legal.
- Product origin: CBD must be extracted from industrial hemp varieties authorised by the European Union.
- Finished product: Finished products (oils, e-liquids, creams, etc.) must comply with safety and quality standards.

In Europe
Legislation varies slightly from country to country, but in general:
- Yes, you can carry CBD in the street, as long as the product contains less than 0.2-0.3% THC (the exact threshold depends on the country).
- Transport between countries: If you travel with CBD, make sure to check the local laws of each European country you cross or visit, as regulations may vary.

Precautions to take
- Proof of purchase: It can be useful to keep proof of purchase showing that the product complies with regulations (for example, an invoice indicating the THC level).
- Label and packaging: Make sure the product packaging is intact and clearly labelled with the necessary information (CBD concentration, THC level, etc.).
- Respectful behaviour: Even though CBD is legal, its appearance can sometimes be confusing. Be ready to explain what it is, especially if law enforcement asks questions.

In summary
Yes, you can transport and use CBD in public in France and in most European countries, provided the product respects the legal THC limits and complies with local regulations. Stay informed and cautious to enjoy your CBD with peace of mind.