"In 2025, Oklahoma implemented new regulations that require all medical marijuana products to be sold in pre-packaged quantities between 0.5 grams to 3 ounces.5 This measure aims to enhance public safety by preventing growers from selling unregulated or unlicensed products. The requirement for pre-packaging limits the number of people who handle the product, allows for better tracking, and ensures that patients know the source of their medication.5
These changes were introduced as part of a series of laws aimed at tightening enforcement and regulation within the medical marijuana industry. The new rules also include a fingerprint check to be added to background checks for medical marijuana employees.5
While these regulations may affect the ability to view the bud directly at the point of sale, they are designed to ensure compliance and safety within the industry."
Just sounds like more overreach and overhead without actually making it any safer of a product. Especially considering products already have batch numbers that can be traced back to the source. I’m convinced “legalization” is nothing more than a money and power grab by the state and bankers and to eventually enforce biometric laws for people to get access to anything. Oh we will let the people have cannabis, now let’s start cracking down on the industry and requiring more and more hoops and data collection.
Just got an email about Florida and HB 7027 which will eliminate hemp access in Florida. Hope this doesn’t break any rules posting it.
What HB 7027 Will Do Without Amendments:
Ban ALL Inhalables
All hemp consumable THC’ / Psychotropic cannabinoid inhalables such as THCa flower, Hemp Flower, Delta-8 vapes and concentrates, HHC vapes concentrates, infused pre-rolls ect, all illegal
Anything over 2.5mg per gram or 5mg per unit = banned
Restrict Edibles to Ineffective Dosages
Max 5mg hemp consumable THC/psychotropic cannabinoids per edible
No more than 2.5mg hemp consumable THC/psychotropic cannabinoids per gram
100mg cap per entire package
Restrict Beverages Beyond Usefulness
5mg hemp consumable THC/psychotropic cannabinoids per 6oz max
No more than 10mg total per container
Restricts Out-of-State Sales and Online Access
Restrictions apply to all hemp consumable THC and psychotropic products shipped into Florida—even from other states
Out-of-state brands must register in Florida and follow the same daily limits, potency limits and product bans for orders shipped into the state
100mg Daily Limit for All Consumers
No more than 100mg of hemp consumable THC/psychotropic cannabinoids can be sold per person, per 24 hours in the state of FL
Limit applies to all purchases, in-store or online, across all product types
Bans onsite consumption
Consumption onsite will be against Florida law, banning consumption lounges
The Economic & Human Impact
If HB 7027 goes into effect unamended:
104,000 jobs will be lost
$3.6 billion in wages will disappear
A $12.9 billion industry will be dismantled
Floridians, our veterans and patients will lose access—or be forced into Florida’s monopolized medical marijuana system, where they’ll face higher costs and lose their Second Amendment rights.
Take Action Now - We Have One Day Before This Bill Goes to Vote
Contact the Florida lawmakers leading this conversation TODAY and demand amendments to HB 7027 . Tell them to work with the Florida Healthy Alternatives Association (FHAA) to create fair, effective regulation.
Texas is doing the same. These people’s feigned fear of Marijuana is a duplicitous scream compared to the standards on alcohol. You can no longer claim any morality for keeping pot illegal whilst alcohol is destroying families on an hourly basis.
Ban ALL Inhalables