Oklahoma HB4454 imposes restrictions on edible medical marijuana products and packaging.
Oklahoma HB4454 amends the state's medical marijuana regulations by setting specific restrictions on edible products. It mandates that edible medical marijuana products contain no more than ten milligrams of tetrahydrocannabinol per serving and no more than twenty milligrams in total for beverages. Packaging must limit servings to ten or one hundred milligrams per package. Additionally, the bill prohibits packaging from resembling candy or containing images appealing to minors.
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