Oklahoma SB1591 regulates medical marijuana by limiting THC amounts in edible products and packaging requirements.
Oklahoma SB1591 amends existing medical marijuana laws by setting strict limits on the amount of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in edible products and packaging requirements. The bill mandates that no individual edible medical marijuana product can contain more than ten milligrams of THC, and no package can exceed one hundred milligrams of THC. It also requires dispensaries to return or dispose of products that do not meet these standards. Additionally, the bill updates the packaging and labeling requirements, ensuring that labels include specific warnings and information.
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