Acquiring a dispensary license in Arizona is not an easy nor likely process. Arizona approved Proposition 207 in November 2020; which allows recreational marijuana to be legal for adults 21 years of age and older. While most of the specifics in regards to who is or isn’t eligible for adult use licenses under the new …
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Very Important Patients Give Their Feedback on the Evolving Arizona Cannabis Landscape FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – PHOENIX — July 27, 2020 – Proven Media has released the Very Important Patient (VIP) medical marijuana survey for Arizona medical marijuana cardholders and is looking to gain knowledge of the current cannabis landscape in Arizona. This survey has been …
Some new and exciting news was just announced from the Arizona Department of Health Services.. Right now you are able to: Access to past purchases within the last 60 days Access to your medical marijuana card history View all dispensaries in AZ How and When They Launch At the end of business day, June 2nd, …
AZDHS Medical Marijuana Online Login Portal Launches June 3rd Read More »
Coming Spring Soon: AZ Department of Health Services Updates Medical Marijuana Patients Online Portal System If you are a medical marijuana cardholder, please check your email for an email from AZ Department of Health Services regarding the updated systems. Cardholders will be able too: For more information or questions, please visit: https://azdhs.gov/licensing/medical-marijuana/index.php#contact Contact AZ Department …
Here are some of the changes for 2020: A licensed laboratory will need to test products from growers and distributors by Nov. 1, 2020. SB 1494 reads, in part, that dispensaries must test “marijuana and marijuana products for medical use to determine unsafe levels of microbial contamination, heavy metals, pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, growth regulators and …
A Few AZ MMJ Laws in the works & Going Into Effect In 2020 Read More »
Not even Kenny Rogers could read the tea leaves in Arizona but we will try. It is no secret that various Arizona cannabis companies take very different financial approaches to the Arizona limited license market, but when assets are valued near $10 million for a paper license alone, is it a sell, buy, or a …
Repost from June 29th, 2019 BY ALLISON STEIN Oh, the walk of shame! You know, when you leave the dispensary without everything you’d planned to purchase or worse – you couldn’t get any medicine at all? You’ve maxed out your 2.5 oz. allotment within a two-week cycle. Maybe it hasn’t happened to you, but it’s …
BY ACM STAFF When SB1494 passed, it not only made medical marijuana cards last two years, but also established a DHS council to write rules for mandatory testing for all medicinal cannabis begin Nov 1. 2020. This week DHS held its first meeting to write those rules. Approximately 40 people attend the meeting held at …
Get Marijuana Patient Card in Arizona Get a medical marijuana card in Arizona by following these 3 simple steps. Get an Arizona Medical Marijuana Card How much does a medical marijuana card cost? There are two fees: – The state charges $150 for a card (which is valid for 2 years). It’s only $75 if on …
BY MIKEL WEISSER Even though it was kept under the radar until after Governor Ducey signed it, the two-year card provision of SB1494 seems like it had to be good news for all involved. Patients get their annual cards extended to two years, literally cutting their card costs in half. DHS saves on their administrative …
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