Can you fly with edibles? This has become an all-too-common question thanks to the rise in popularity of hemp-derived THC products. But the answer isn't as straightforward as a simple yes or no. 

While you can bring edibles on a plane on domestic flights, they must contain no more than 0.3 percent hemp-derived delta-9 THC. There are also a few other technicalities you'll want to note before you pack your bags, like specific airline policies and local regulations.

Before your take off, here is everything to double-check when flying with edibles.

We'll say it once, and we'll say it again: The only way to fly with a pack or two of THC gummies is when they are hemp gummies.

But once you've ticked that critical rule off your list, there are a few more guidelines for edibles on a plane:

Carry your purchase receipt and a printed Certificate of Analysis (COA) to verify the legitimacy of your hemp products if questioned.

Maintain the original packaging for easy identification by TSA and law enforcement. If you get randomly searched, the original packaging will ensure no mixups.

Suppose your edibles are of the euphoric variety, infused with hemp-derived cannabinoids like delta-8 or delta-9. In that case, keep those safely sealed (or even keep the edibles in a checked bag) until reaching your destination. It's against federal regulations to fly while under the influence of anything. 

Make your next trip one to remember with a bit of edible bliss tucked into your luggage. All of Hometown Hero's edibles come from hemp legally grown on a small farm in Texas.  Not only do we test everything for potency and purity, but every package is clearly labeled with a QR code, making the COA readily available when needed.