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Ohioans will still be able to have and use "intoxicating" hemp, low-level THC products such as delta 8, during the state's temporary ban — but it would be a crime to sell it.

The governor issued the ban after lawmakers failed to regulate the products, which are sold in gas stations, convenience stores and hemp shops without the same restrictions as marijuana dispensaries.