A new Ohio State University study found that for the first time a majority of patients are satisfied with Ohio’s medical marijuana program.
Prices, though, appear to still be a drawback, with patients saying they believe it still costs too much for medical marijuana in Ohio.
They may be comparing Ohio prices, which have dropped 17% in the past year, to Michigan’s marijuana prices – which have plummeted to new lows because the state does not cap the number of licenses. Ohio has license caps.
The annual report on the Ohio Medical Marijuana Control Program was produced by OSU’s Moritz College of Law Drug Enforcement and Policy Center. It is the center’s fourth annual report.
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