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No coolers (exceptions may be made for medical use) No cigarettes, E-Cigs or vaping devices No aerosol containers (including sunscreen) No professional audio and/or video recording equipment No selfie sticks, tripods, monopods, GoPro mounts/attachments, detachable lenses, or other commercial video equipment No totems, flags, banners No firearms, explosives, and weapons of any kind (including pocket knives, pepper spray, fireworks, etc) No pets (except for service animals) No scooters, bicycles (bike parkingis available outside festival grounds, however), wagons, carts or any personal motorized vehicles No large wallet and waist chains that exceed 12 inches in length and width of 1 inch RELATED The Sun-Times ultimate guide to summer fun Lollapalooza lineup to include Bruno Mars, Jack White, The Weeknd Lollapalooza Tips on staying cool, hydrated and avoiding sunburn Lolla vets advice: Bring plastic bags for phones, good shoes, open mind Miriam Di Nunzio Chicago Sun-TimesFormer features editor

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However if you are going to smoke these on your breaks at your job, even though hemp is legal and it is ok to consume CBD on the job because it is non psychoactive, I would let your boss or supervisor know before you start consuming them regularly at work