Oklahoma SB1822 authorizes the creation of a research license for medical marijuana studies and sets an effective date.
Oklahoma SB1822 allows the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority to issue a research license for analyzing patient-reported outcomes related to medical marijuana use. Research licensees can evaluate available products and conduct studies, including surveys and data collection. The initial fee for a research license is $500, and the Authority must establish rules for license issuance, application approvals, compliance monitoring, and reporting. The act takes effect on November 1, 2026.
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