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...thing other than authorized medical marijuana, medical marijuana products, medical marijuana devices, and advertising materials authorized pursuant to rule 3796:6-3-24 of the Administrative Code. (F) No dispensary shall offer discounts unless the discount is offered in accordance with a written discount policy and: (1) The discount is offered to all patients registered as indigent or veteran...

...ssor employee who is delivering medical marijuana, shall be allowed in the dispensary department without an active qualifying patient or caregiver registration issued by the state board of pharmacy. (B) In addition to authorized dispensary employees, cultivator employees, and processor employees, the following may be granted access to a dispensary so long as presence is maintained in the dispensary visitor log and o...

...r processor employee delivering medical marijuana, shall be granted access to a dispensary. One individual may also accompany a registered patient or caregiver into the dispensary; however, that individual must remain in the waiting area. (B) Notwithstanding paragraph (A) of this rule, the following may be granted access to a dispensary: (1) Third party service personnel, such as technicians, ...

... An advertisement that renders medical marijuana or medical marijuana products attractive to children is prohibited. (B) The state of Ohio has a compelling interest in ensuring that any advertisement or marketing campaigns related to or involving medical marijuana does not encourage, promote, or otherwise create any impression that marijuana is legal or acceptable to use in a manner except as specifically authorize...

...hey relate to the dispensing of medical marijuana and medical marijuana products to registered patients and designated caregivers. The state board of pharmacy shall investigate all activities related to Chapters 2925., 3715., 3719., and 3796. of the Revised Code as they relate to dispensing operations.

...nced dispensary inspections and medical marijuana testing by the state board of pharmacy. (B) The state board of pharmacy and its authorized representatives may: (1) Enter any place, including a vehicle, in which medical marijuana is held, stored, dispensed, sold, produced, delivered, transported, manufactured, or disposed of; (2) Inspect in a reasonable manner, the place and all pertinent equipment, containers, a...

...nced dispensary inspections and medical marijuana testing by the state board of pharmacy. (B) The state board of pharmacy and its authorized representatives may: (1) Enter any place, including a vehicle, in which medical marijuana is held, stored, dispensed, sold, produced, delivered, transported, manufactured, or disposed of; (2) Inspect in a reasonable manner, the place and all pertinent ...

...dispensing, purchase or sale of medical marijuana with any licensed health professional certified to recommend medical marijuana; (9) Knowingly lent the employee's name to an illegal operator of a medical marijuana cultivating, processing, or dispensing facility or having professional connection with an illegal medical marijuana entity; (10) Allowed a physician with a certificate to recommend medical marijuana to o...

...ensing, purchase or sale of medical marijuana with any licensed health professional certified to recommend medical marijuana; (8) Knowingly lent the employee's name to an illegal operator of a medical marijuana cultivating, processing, or dispensing facility or having professional connection with an illegal medical marijuana entity; (9) Allowed a physician with a certificate to recommend med...

...(A) The state board of pharmacy, after notice and hearing in accordance with Chapter 119. of the Revised Code, may impose any one or more of the following sanctions on a dispensary or a dispensary employee if the board finds evidence of any of the conduct set forth in rule 3796:6-4-03 of the Administrative Code: (1) Revoke, suspend, restrict, limit, or refuse to grant or renew a license, including a dispensary certi...

...dispensing, using or furnishing medical marijuana presents a danger of immediate and serious harm to oneself or to others, the state board of pharmacy shall suspend the person's license without a hearing; (3) On receiving notification that a dispensary employee has been convicted of or pleaded guilty to a disqualifying offense, the state board of pharmacy shall suspend the person's license without a hearing; (4) On...

...ensing, using or furnishing medical marijuana presents a danger of immediate and serious harm to oneself or to others, the state board of pharmacy shall suspend the person's license without a hearing; (3) On receiving notification that a dispensary employee has been convicted of or pleaded guilty to a disqualifying offense, the state board of pharmacy may suspend the person's license without ...

...spensary to possess or dispense medical marijuana presents a danger of immediate and serious harm to others, the board may suspend the dispensary's license without a hearing. Upon the suspension of a dispensary certificate of operation, all medical marijuana shall be placed under seal in accordance with division (C) of section 3796.15 of the Revised Code. The board shall follow the procedure for suspension without ...

...ensary to possess or dispense medical marijuana presents a danger of immediate and serious harm to others, the board may suspend the dispensary's license without a hearing. Upon the suspension of a dispensary certificate of operation, all medical marijuana shall be placed under seal in accordance with division (C) of section 3796.15 of the Revised Code. The board shall follow the procedure for suspension ...

... dispensary that does not store medical marijuana in compliance with this division, or that stores medical marijuana at a location other than that for which the dispensary license was issued, may have its license suspended or revoked. In such a case, all medical marijuana under the dispensary's control will be subject to being placed under seal by the state board of pharmacy in compliance with division (C) of sectio...

...pensary that does not store medical marijuana in compliance with this division, or that stores medical marijuana at a location other than that for which the dispensary license was issued, may have its license suspended or revoked. In such a case, all medical marijuana under the dispensary's control will be subject to being placed under seal by the state board of pharmacy in compliance with divisio...

... pharmacy revokes or suspends a medical marijuana dispensary license, it shall notify the department of commerce, the medical board, local police departments and county sheriff's office whose jurisdiction includes the licensee's dispensing location.

...harmacy revokes or suspends a medical marijuana dispensary provisional license or certificate of operation, it shall notify the department of commerce, the medical board, local police departments and county sheriff's office whose jurisdiction includes the licensee's dispensing location.

...(A) The following non-refundable licensing fees are as follows: (1) The application fee for a dispensary license is five thousand dollars. One application fee must be submitted with each application. (2) The certificate of operation fee is seventy thousand dollars. One certificate of operation fee must be submitted for each certificate of operation. (3) In addition to the certificate of operation fee, the fee to f...

...(A) The following non-refundable licensing fees are as follows: (1) The application fee for a dispensary license is five thousand dollars. One application fee must be submitted with each application. (2) The certificate of operation fee is seventy thousand dollars. One certificate of operation fee must be submitted for each certificate of operation. (3) In addition to the certificate of ope...

...eans the direct introduction of medical marijuana into the body of a human, whether inhalation, ingestion, or any other means. (B) "Business day" means any day other than Saturday, Sunday or a holiday recognized by the state of Ohio on which the state board of pharmacy is not open for business. (C) "Terminal illness" means a qualifying condition for which a prospective patient has received a diagnosis for a life ex...

...(A) Before medical marijuana may be dispensed to or for, possessed by or for, or administered by or for a prospective patient, the prospective patient must be placed on the registry established by the state board of pharmacy in accordance with section 3796.08 of the Revised Code. (B) To qualify for placement on the registry, a prospective patient must: (1) Establish and maintain a bona fide physician-patient relati...

...(A) Before medical marijuana may be dispensed to or for, possessed by or for, or administered by or for a prospective patient, the prospective patient must be placed on the registry established by the state board of pharmacy in accordance with section 3796.08 of the Revised Code. (B) To qualify for placement on the registry, a prospective patient must: (1) Establish and maintain a bona fide ...

...(A) Medical marijuana may not be possessed by or administered to anyone other than a patient, unless the person is a caregiver who is placed on the registry established by the state board of pharmacy in accordance with section 3796.08 of the Revised Code. A registered caregiver may possess and administer medical marijuana to patients with whom the caregiver's registration is associated. (B) An individual who meets t...

...he Revised Code may possess medical marijuana and administer it to patients with whom the caregiver's registration is associated. (B) An individual who meets the caregiver eligibility requirements under rule 3796:7-2-02 of the Administrative Code may be registered as a caregiver if the following are submitted to the state board of pharmacy in a manner suitable to the board: (1) Identification of...