Route 66 Cannabis

Oklahoma Cannabis dispensary. #SQ788 Medical Marijuana. retail location 6305 E. 11th St., Tulsa, OK 74112

[Leafly @Leafly]

Oklahoma has long been known for its boomtown mentality. It has approached the recent #cannabis "green rush" no differently. https://t.co/KHRbZEIraP

[Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority @OMMAOK]

As of April 22, 106,309 patient, 1,416 caregiver, and 4,982 business applications
received. 112,707 total

94,381 patient, 1,048 caregiver, 1,370 dispensary, 2,658 grower, 727 processor licenses approved. 100,184 total.

[Route 66 Cannabis @ThcTulsa]

@OMMAOK It appears the patient verification system is down is there an ETA that it will be able to verify patient licenses today?

[High Times @HIGH_TIMES_Mag]

After nearly two years of exploring the issue, they concluded that the level of THC in ones blood is not a reliable indicator of driving impairment. https://t.co/9Re6dq3eCT

[Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority @OMMAOK]

As of March 26, 87,129 patient, 893 caregiver and 4,345 business applications received. 92,367 total.
74,778 patient, 642 caregiver, 1,193 dispensary, 2,161 grower and 605 processor licenses approved. 79,379 total.

[Route 66 Cannabis @ThcTulsa]

@Blazingreen1 Nice. Especially under LEDs

[Rooted Zen @RootedZen]

The projected patients within the first year was 80,000. OK exceeded that within seven months. #Oklahoma #Marijuana #Cannabis #FarmaNotPharma #RootedZen #FollowTheRabbit #SQ788

[Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority @OMMAOK]

Patients and caregivers can now make updates to their information through the OMMA application portal. To update your information, login to your account, select "create new application" and select "patient update" or "caregiver update." OMMA will respond by email.

[Kristen Nichols @kristenwnichols]

USDA Chief @SecretarySonny issues a warning for hemp farmers: https://t.co/F1wm4fZqvR via @HempIndDaily

[Leafly @Leafly]

All the stress-relieving qualities of alcohol but none of the side effects that make you vow you'll never touch a drop again. #Cannabis for the win.

https://t.co/uqsxpsLmqS

[Route 66 Cannabis @ThcTulsa]

@CannabisNews #CBDOil is such a gray area - all it takes is heavy-badged local law enforcement to disrupt

[Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority @OMMAOK]

As of March 4, 70,799 patient, 519 caregiver and 3,894 business applications received. 75,212 total.
58,228 patient, 349 caregiver, 1,050 dispensary, 1,855 grower and 515 processor licenses approved. 61,997 total.

[Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority @OMMAOK]

As of February 18, 60,938 patient, 411 caregiver and 3,587 business applications received. 64,936 total.
49,637 patient, 294 caregiver, 986 dispensary, 1,690 grower and 465 processor licenses approved. 53,072 total.

[Emerald Zoo LLC @EmeraldZoo]

Had to share this story!
I started sobbing uncontrollably': Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority starts approval of patient licenses https://t.co/ba4J8nFySV via @tulsaworld

[koconews @koconews]

House set to hear proposed regulations on medical marijuana https://t.co/esOUzI2x3L

[Route 66 Cannabis @ThcTulsa]

@GreenAcresOKC @JustFollowMeOkk @mydogskis So you believe the retailer should inspect the growers and the processors? But the growers and processor should not inspect the retails? I guess I’m confused as to what you’re proposing. Genuinely curious what your recommendation for an approach. I am interested

[Route 66 Cannabis @ThcTulsa]

@GreenAcresOKC @mydogskis @JustFollowMeOkk Cultivators & Processors should brand, market or otherwise differentiate their product. We see very limited educational / promo material out of current vendors and I turn over inventory every 3 days

[Route 66 Cannabis @ThcTulsa]

@JustFollowMeOkk @GreenAcresOKC @mydogskis The best way is for cultivators / processors to appropriately brand and inform the consumer why their product is better vs the next persons. The dispensaries job is to provide best recommendations. Not research vendors

[Route 66 Cannabis @ThcTulsa]

@GreenAcresOKC @mydogskis @JustFollowMeOkk It’s not dispensaries bringing in out of state product. It’s cultivators bringing in to state then selling under their state license.