Texas HB46 regulates the medical use of low-THC cannabis, including licensing, dispensing, and physician prescriptions.

Texas HB46 amends the Texas Compassionate-Use Program to regulate the medical use of low-THC cannabis. It requires a license for dispensing organizations and mandates that satellite locations for secure storage of low-THC cannabis must be approved by the department. The bill also limits the amount of tetrahydrocannabinols in a package to 1.2 grams and restricts the supply per prescription to a 90-day period. Physicians can prescribe low-THC cannabis for specific conditions and may prescribe pulmonary inhalation if medically necessary.

Texas HB46 regulates the medical use of low-THC cannabis, including licensing, dispensing, and physician prescriptions.

Texas HB46 amends the Texas Compassionate-Use Program to regulate the medical use of low-THC cannabis. It requires a license for dispensing organizations and mandates that satellite locations for secure storage of low-THC cannabis must be approved by the department. The bill also limits the amount of tetrahydrocannabinols in a package to 1.2 grams and restricts the supply per prescription to a 90-day period. Physicians can prescribe low-THC cannabis for specific conditions and may prescribe pulmonary inhalation if medically necessary.