Creates provisions regulating intoxicating cannabinoids

SB 1026 regulates products containing intoxicating cannabinoids (like THC-A) that cause intoxication when consumed, excluding CBD. It requires sellers to register with Missouri's Department of Health and Senior Services, verify customers are 21+, comply with safety testing and child-protective packaging, and pay a $1,000 annual fee. The bill mandates the department to create rules for potency limits, product recalls, advertising standards, and enforcement. Existing sellers must register by August 28, 2026, while new sellers must register before selling after that date. This applies specifically to intoxicating cannabinoid products, not CBD or general cannabis sales.