I get that a lot of patients are thrilled that OH has finally decided to allow medical cannabis sales, but I have to be honest, the whole thing is very frustrating to me. Of course, I'm glad they've finally done it, but the system requirements and limitations are Draconian, to put it mildly. The consultation process and fees are convoluted and can be too costly for low income patients. Also, the list of qualified medical conditions is frustratingly limited. I guess I'm not surprised that the Republican controlled OH legislature is both late to medical cannabis sales and woefully inadequate in its approach. We should already have FULL legalization, at this point, and the facts that patients are still having to jump thru ridiculous hoops and incur high costs to get the medicine they need, and adults still can't legally buy or use cannabis, are infuriating to me. I'll celebrate when cannabis is fully legal/decriminalized at the federal level and available for any adult to purchase, as it always should have been.

That dude was so high he didn't even know what to say.

Looks like an expensive head shop for members. I was previously a Michigan medical cannabis patient..and from my experience with dispensaries in Michigan I know that the price of cannabis even there is too expensive to use medicinally. It is double here in Ohio. Ohio government is greedy...legislation has been passed so that Ohio government gets all of the money generated by cannabis, so dispensaries have to double the price so they can make a profit. That leaves the price of cannabis too expensive for most people to buy the medicine. The plant should be able to be grown..that would bring the price of cannabis down. End this government monopoly on cannabis now...people are suffering due to laws, greed, and money.

It's a good day in ohio

But it's way too overpriced most people will stick to buying off the streets lol

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Medical marijuana is so expensive. Does anyone knows if precribed medical marijuana if insurance plans covers it?

My state (NC) is always on the fence of allowing CBD buds. Every now and then the local hemp store has to take all of their buds out, and only sell dabs and carts. I have smoked weed in legal states, however I’m tired of the strict laws. As a non cannabis smoker, I support those that smoke everyday, all the time, and rarely. I’d rather see a stoned joyful man, then a drunk rage filled man.

Portland Oregon has the best dispensaries flat out... They have recreational and medical all over the place.. and u don't need a stupid medical card either

I'd like to see how many sales they actually do in a day. That 8 people at a time shit definitely didn't last. They only had 3 cash registers. If someone came to buy weed every 5 minutes that would be constant traffic all day. 10 sales an hour. The average sale is 20-50 bucks. If everyone spent 30 that's 300 an hour and if they're open 10 hours a day 3000 a day in sales. 90k a month. That sounds good but u gotta have a minimum of 10 employees at only 20 bucks an hour that's 32k a month in salaries. Gotta buy 30lbs of nug a month at 3k a piece because dispensaries are buying from farmers who have to pay taxes. That's 90k a month in weed not even including the edibles and weed cartridges. Sure you did 90k in sales but it costs 120k-130k a month to operate a dispensary.

The whole “no smoking” thing is the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard. A vaporizer does the same thing, just at a lower temp and besides most cannabis users I know smoke also. Not only that but this product can actually help with smoking, which I’d argue is much more dangerous to health than cannabis is or ever will be.

50 bucks for 2.8 grams of ok bud smh

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