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New Maine Medical Marijuana Law Goes into Effect

By Liz Gold

Significant amendments to Maine’s Medical Marijuana Law have gone into effect as of December 13, 2018. As a patient, here’s what you need to know.

The new law will bring sweeping changes including:

● More local control. Municipalities and local legislators will now decide whether to allow cannabis-based businesses.

● Wider selection. Medical cannabis providers may sell up to 30 percent of their total amount grown to other legal providers, expanding your access and selection.

● Safer consumption. Certified medical cannabis patients will not be arrested or prosecuted for legally using cannabis.

● Improved security. Authorities will now have the right to inspect medical cannabis providers without notice.

● Qualifying conditions are eliminated. Only you and your medical provider can decide if cannabis is right for you. That list of qualifying conditions for a card is now gone.

● Upgraded safety, testing and compliance. Under the new law, there is mandatory seed-to-sale tracking, requirements of proper labeling and dosing, stricter on-site security and more stringent bookkeeping.

● Increased protection for patients. As a patient, you may not be denied privilege by employers, schools and landlords. Maine’s medical cannabis reform preserves your rights.

● Better quality control. Allows medical testing facilities to operate and requires lab verification of label information.

● More medicine at one time. Patients will now be allowed to purchase 2.5 ounces of cannabis per transaction.

● Expanded access to our services. Under the new law, medical cards are not required to enter our office in Maine. However, you must be 21 or older unless you are a certified medical cannabis patient.

● Tighter quality control. New testing requirements streamline labeling standards for increased quality and accuracy.

http://cannabistoday.bangordailynews.com/2018/12/23/smoking/new-maine-medical-marijuana-law-goes-into-effect/