Question for @MassGovernor - Would you consider allowing MA's recreational marijuana stores to open if only customers with MA licenses/IDs were served? So many people go to rec stores for their medical needs, cutting that off only pushes them to the illicit and untested market.
Especially as an emerging industry, it has never been more critical for all cannabis operators to act responsibly and ethically.
Do not make unsubstantiated claims about cannabis or cannabinoids related to any disease or condition, including COVID-19.
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It was a tough one for us! Being unable to provide relief to you with our cannabis products really sucks. We are staying busy, working on our greenhouse, prepping to get plants in the… https://t.co/BsB55LeAIx
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relief during these times.
In the meantime, we will post updates daily on where this is going from an inside the industry perspective.
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To All Of You:
Thank-you. Truly, thank-you.
We opened this week after 3 years of brutally hard work to get to this point, and so many of you came out and were part of it. We all waited a long time and we were thrilled to have you with us.
However, the Governor issued (1)
us, all of whom were part of something special. We are mobilizing, along with many of the other dispensaries in MA to ask the governor to reconsider his position. There may be some whom disagree with this, but we believe that our industry could provide some much needed (4)
So, why should we know more about our endocannabinoid system?
Ann Allworth from NCIA's Scientific Advisory Committee argues that the short answer is: We should all be in awe of it!
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“Some of these people who got sick, the way their injury was described is the equivalent of a chemical burn that you would get in your lungs from like a toxic spill...” -Gov. Charlie Baker
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Medical marijuana patients in Massachusetts will no longer have to pay annual registration or renewal fees starting in November, a long-sought change by patients who have called the fees a barrier to access. https://t.co/HdnepCH5tI