Frequently asked questions

First-time cannabis users should proceed with caution. It is recommended that you first try it in a safe, familiar environment.

Start very slow. Wait at least one to two hours after using to determine the effects.

Keeping a usage log is the best way to learn what optimal cannabis dosing regimen is best for you.

Smoking cannabis is not permitted in Ohio. Under R.C. 3796.06(B), “The smoking or combustion of medical marijuana is prohibited.”

Be safe – never drive or operate machinery under the influence of cannabis.

Keep your cannabis in a secure area of your vehicle, out of reach of the driver and passengers.

Cannabis is not allowed to cross state lines.

We recommend storing your cannabis in a dark, dry and cool place to keep it fresh.

For safety, always keep your cannabis in a locked and secure location in your home away from children and pets.

Congratulations! Please note there may be additional health risks associated with cannabis consumption for women who are pregnant, breastfeeding or planning on becoming pregnant. Please consult your doctor.

Issue 2, also known as the Adult Use Marijuana Legalization Initiative, is on the Ohio ballot as an initiated state statute scheduled for November 7, 2023. It aims to legalize and regulate the adult use of marijuana for adults aged 21 and above, covering aspects like cultivation, processing, sale, purchase, possession, and home growth of marijuana.

Issue 2 is primarily focused on the regulation of adult-use marijuana and does not alter the existing medical marijuana program. However, by expanding the overall market, this might lead to improved economies of scale which could potentially affect pricing in the long term.

Issue 2 legalizes and regulates adult use marijuana for adults 21 and over in Ohio, including its cultivation, processing, sale, purchase, possession, and home growth. It establishes a Division of Cannabis Control for regulation and licensing, and taxes marijuana sales at 10%, with revenue directed towards a cannabis social equity and jobs program. It also preserves the rights of employers and landlords to enforce restricting policies for cannabis use and allows local communities to limit or prohibit marijuana businesses.

Issue 2 doesn't make it a right for people in Ohio to smoke marijuana because of proper protections. Just like with medical marijuana, employers can still have rules against cannabis use at work, and landlords can say no to cannabis use on their property.