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5 days ago · In this guide, we’ll navigate you through the ins and outs of Ohio’s medical marijuana program, help you find a registered dispensary near you, and provide you with tips on how to make the most of your dispensary experience.
5 days ago · That’s where our dispensary finder comes in, offering a convenient and user-friendly way to discover the perfect match for your medical marijuana journey. In Ohio, understanding the state’s medical marijuana laws is crucial before embarking on your search for a dispensary. With our dispensary finder, you can rest assured that all the ...
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4 days ago · It’s possible the first recreational marijuana could be sold sometime next month, initially through Ohio’s 120 existing medical marijuana dispensaries.
3 days ago · A medical cannabis dispensary in Springfield, Ohio. We offer a variety of products including cannabis flower, vaporizer cartridges, edibles (including gummies, chocolates, and tablets), concentrates and topicals, and gear including Luster, Airgraft, and Puffco batteries).
5 days ago · Ohio is preparing to enter the recreational marijuana market, which is expected to bring high demand, long lines, and elevated prices. The state will release applications for existing medical marijuana dispensaries to obtain dual-use licenses, with a deadline of June 7 for submissions.
I’m a newb to the Medical Marijuana and buying from a Dispensary scene (and Ohio) so please go easy on me💚: How much are the average fees the doctors charge for the appointment (in person, zoom, telehealth, etc) to approve you for the card? I know Ohio nixed the state fee, but what about the doctors approving people?
4 days ago · The Joint Committee on Agency Rule Review approved the rules without objection, enabling a dual licensing program for existing medical marijuana dispensaries to also sell nonmedical cannabis products. Ariane Kirkpatrick, CEO of the cannabis company Harvest of Ohio, said her dispensaries are ramping up to meet the anticipated demand.
