The Director of Cultivation is a young man who learned to cultivate marijuana in a state that permits legal marijuana. He started as a trimmer, and over the course of two years he worked his way up to
• All medical marijuana strains and products must be registered with the Ohio Department of Commerce and assigned a Product ID in METRC by the Board of Pharmacy(OAC 3796:8-2-05)
Physicians who wish to recommend medical marijuana in Ohio must have an active Certificate to Recommend (CTR) from the State Medical Board of Ohio. Eligibility for a CTR includes: • Active, unrestricted MD or DO license • Unprohibited access to …
Prior to dispensing medical marijuana, dispensary employees must verify the registration card presented by the patient or patient caregiver is current and valid, to include the state photo identification.
Ohio Medical Marijuana Dispensary Application OHRE 2 LLC Application ID 1055 Demographic Information(Business Contact) A-1.1 Business Name, as it appears on the Applicant’s certificate of incorporation, charter, bylaws, partnership agreement or other legal business formation documents A-1.2 Other trade names and DBA (doing business as) names
(A) A processor distributing medical marijuana to a dispensary shall meet the following requirements: (1) A processor shall place medical marijuana in a child-proof, tamper-evident, light-resistant package approved by the department prior to distribution to a dispensary. Approved packaging shall maintain the integrity and
Packages - any amount of medical marijuana that may be sold, processed or transferred. Each package must be placed into one or more containers with each container having a unique package tag created in METRC.
The Ohio Department of Commerce is not requiring licensees to submit sample jars for approval. However, licensees should ensure that the sample jars meet the following requirements to avoid issues at dispensaries:
The Department is NOT approving additional solvents for use in the manufacture of medical marijuana products at this time. However, in the event that solvent contaminants other than N-butane, isobutane, heptane, propane, or ethanol be detected in laboratory analysis, the levels may not exceed human protective thresholds identified in
Laboratory testing is required for all medical marijuana products pursuant to Ohio Administrative Code (“OAC”) chapter 3796. Independent testing laboratories have a regulatory requirement to obtain random samples of each batch or lot of medical marijuana products such that the results of analyses performed on a sample