Published 2 years ago

Edibles soon available through Minnesota medical cannabis program

Summary by Ground News

Cannabis gummies and chews will be available to patients registered in the Minnesota Medical Cannabis program starting Aug. 1. Duluth and St. Louis County have not determined an approach to the oversight of newly legalized THC edibles. Edibles may be useful for patients who do not want to smoke medical cannabis or take it as a tablet.

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Star Tribune

Medical cannabis patients can soon buy gummies, chewables from Minnesota dispensaries

The program's gummies and chews are regulated separately from the recently authorized hemp-derived edible cannabinoid products regulated by the Minnesota Board of Pharmacy.

2 years ago·Minneapolis, United States

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Duluth News Tribune

Edibles soon available through Minnesota medical cannabis program

Gummies and edibles from the program are separate from the hemp-derived edible cannabis products that became legal in Minnesota at the beginning of July.

2 years ago·Cherokee County, United States

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KARE

Gummies available Aug. 1 for Minnesota's medical cannabis patients

Gummies and chews will be available under the state's medical cannabis program beginning August 1.

2 years ago·Minneapolis, United States

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KSTP News

Minnesota medical marijuana program adding edibles on Aug. 1

Minnesota's medical marijuana program requires consultations when a patient changes the type of medical cannabis they receive, MDH says.

2 years ago·St Paul, United States

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Fox 9

Minnesota's medical cannabis patients can get gummies starting Aug. 1

Starting August 1, medical marijuana patients in Minnesota can buy cannabis gummies and chews at dispensaries in the state.

2 years ago·Minneapolis, United States

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MinnPost

Medical cannabis patients can soon buy gummies

Paul Walsh at the Star Tribune is reporting patients registered with Minnesota’s medical cannabis program will soon be eligible to buy gummy and chewable forms of the substance from state dispensaries. Minnesota Commissioner of Health Jan Malcolm: “[The] gummies and chews may be useful options for those who may have difficulty swallowing pills or tablets, do not want to smoke medical cannabis, or don’t like the taste of other forms of medicine.”…

2 years ago

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