98 Ohio Dispensaries Cleared for Recreational Marijuana Sales: Full List Inside

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Ohio’s First Recreational Marijuana Dispensaries Open for Business

Exciting news for Ohio residents: 98 marijuana dispensaries have been cleared to open for recreational sales starting Tuesday. This marks a significant milestone for the state, following the legalization of recreational marijuana nine months ago when 2.2 million Ohioans voted in favour. Adults aged 21 and older can now purchase marijuana at these approved locations.


Dispensaries Ready to Serve

According to the Ohio Department of Cannabis Control, the following dispensaries are among those ready to open their doors to recreational customers. While not all may open on Tuesday, they have been given the green light to do so.

Bloom Medicinals

  • Akron: 737 E. North St.
  • Painesville: 382 Blackbrook Road
  • Columbus: Various locations
  • Seven Mile: Butler County

Amplify (Owned by Buckeye Relief)

  • Cleveland Heights: 1782 Coventry Road
  • Bedford: 22803 Rockside Road
  • Columbus: Various locations

Herbal Wellness Center

  • Columbus

The Landing Dispensary

  • Cincinnati

Terrasana

  • Garfield Heights: 10500 Antenucci Blvd., Suite 200
  • Columbus
  • Springfield: Clark County
  • Fremont: Sandusky County

Debbie’s Dispensary (Big Perm’s Dispensary Ohio LLC)

  • Athens
  • Jeffersonville: Fayette County

Beyond Hello

  • Cincinnati

The Cannabist Company

  • Warren: gLeaf at 932 Youngstown Rd. SE
  • Dayton
  • Logan: Hocking County
  • Marietta
  • Monroe: Butler County

Queen City Cannabis Medical Dispensary

  • Norwood: Near Cincinnati
  • Harrison: Suspension Bridge, near Cincinnati

The Citizen by Klutch

  • Lorain: 5152 Grove Ave.
  • Canton: 401 Cherry Ave. NE

Southern Ohio Botanicals

  • Waverly: Pike County

Shangri-La

  • Cleveland: 4618 St. Clair Ave.
  • Delphos: Van Wert County
  • Monroe: Two locations in Butler County

Zen Leaf (Owned by Verano, also called Mother Knows Best)

  • Canton: 3224 Cleveland Avenue NW
  • Bowling Green
  • Cincinnati
  • Newark
  • Riverside: Near Dayton

Curaleaf

  • Newark: Outside of Columbus
  • Cuyahoga Falls: Currently medical-only

Trulieve

  • Columbus
  • Westerville: Columbus suburb
  • Beavercreek: Near Dayton

Why This Matters

The opening of these dispensaries is not just about access to recreational marijuana; it’s about the broader implications for the state and its residents. Let’s break down why this is significant.

Economic Impact

  • Job Creation: The new dispensaries will create numerous jobs, from budtenders to security personnel.
  • Tax Revenue: Increased sales of recreational marijuana will boost state tax revenues, funding public projects and services.

Social Implications

  • Legal Access: Adults aged 21 and older can now legally purchase marijuana, reducing the black market and ensuring product safety.
  • Medical Benefits: Many people use marijuana for its medicinal properties, and broader access can help those who rely on it for health reasons.

What to Expect

As these dispensaries open, here’s what you need to know:

Age Restrictions

  • Only adults aged 21 and older can purchase recreational marijuana.
  • ID Verification: Be prepared to show valid identification.

Product Offerings

  • Variety: Dispensaries will offer a range of products, including flowers, edibles, tinctures, and more.
  • Quality Assurance: Products are tested for safety and potency, ensuring high standards.

Responsible Consumption

  • Know the Law: Familiarise yourself with local regulations regarding marijuana use and possession.
  • Consume Responsibly: Use products safely and responsibly to avoid legal and health issues.

Personal Perspective

As a resident of Ohio, I find this development both exciting and crucial. The journey to legalising recreational marijuana has been long, but it’s a step towards more progressive and sensible drug policies. It’s also a reminder of the power of community advocacy and the impact of informed voting.


Final Thoughts

The opening of these 98 marijuana dispensaries for recreational sales marks a new era for Ohio. It’s an opportunity for economic growth, social progress, and improved public health. Whether you’re a long-time advocate or a curious newcomer, there’s no denying the significance of this moment.

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