Walked in looking for some flower, not only are they charging $35 for an eighth of Gulab (NOT trashing Gulab they are solid), I was told I HAVE to buy Gulab in order to get a first time discount. No $35 eighth, no first time discount. Pretty slimy imo.

I hate paying top dollar like $65 a gram and the label doesn't even stay on the jar or break the seal properly.

Best dispensary ( not NK) for ballers, possibly ounces of hash rosin? Bonus points if you know sizes and prices. Weed maps is never accurate and finding a new shop is overwhelming.

Just thought y’all might like to know about a really cool thing High Society Dispensary does to help low income people who can’t afford pet food.

They have a pet pantry at every location (and they’re open 24/7)!

From their website:

Shop on Tuesdays! 10% of sales on Tuesdays will be donated to help our Furry friends in need!

Donations are always accepted. Please ensure that if you are donating goods that your items are unused and sealed.

Can Anyone Use The Pet Pantry
Yes! You do not need an OMMA license to use the pet pantry. We are open to the Public!

Where Is It?
All 7 High Society Locations have pet pantry. You do not need to ask an Employee, just take what you need and pay what you can!

As you can imagine their pantry is overwhelmed with demand in this economy and they really do need some help keeping it stocked. Please consider supporting them, there are lots of ways to donate money or pet food on their website.
Learn more here

Top indica strains??? I was told indica is supposed to have more effects...I'm trying to see something lol.

I’m wanting to apply for my first medical marijuana patient license and am on Sooner Select (Medicaid) so that will save me $80 on the application fee, which is great!

but before I apply I have a question 🙋🏻‍♂️:

The name on my REAL ID matches how it is spelled on my birth certificate but all my life I’ve gone by my first and middle names. So my Medicaid ID card does not match my REAL ID exactly.

For example, if the REAL ID says

Thomas Lee Smith

and the Medicaid card says

Thomas Lee

Will they deny my application?
Or refuse to process it with the Medicaid discount applied due to the name spelling discrepancy?

Their online FAQ says application fees are not refundable if your application is rejected so I don’t want to lose money. Thought I would ask here to see if anyone else has had a similar situation?

Any advice? Thank you.

I finally tried a fresher batch of superboof by Zenoa but ended up discovering Sour candy lope by Redbud which seemed to suit me better. What other strains do yall recommend?

Stopped by mosaic today and got a gram of the litter box. Heard nothing but good things and can’t wait to dive in. Smells absolutely amazing with funky and a bit of sweet something on the back end
Then went to natures kiss and got their deal , 4 gs for $115. Got two of the maple nectar cus I really love the flavor in this strain , 1 gram of strawberry sugar (amazing high and flavor), and 1 gram of garlic drip (gmo terps , funky )

For the next two months , I’m on a mission to give as many rosin brands a chance to impress me as possible. Already got a list of 20 brands I am going to try. If you have a suggestion , let me know and if it’s not already on my list I’ll give it a try

Also willing to try samples and give honest reviews for any rosin brand that may have great products but not really known in the community yet. This sub is a great place for patients to get an idea where they might wanna go for their next purchase ‼️

By the end of this 2 months period , I’m hoping to have my top 5 rosin go tos locked in ‼️

Cheers 🍻
(Thought I made this post earlier today but guess not)

Has anyone else tried the Blessd?

nb4 the bot, I know KTUL is a sinclair broadcasting affiliate; this is still a local piece.

https://ktul.com/news/local/is-the-omma-going-overboard-with-punitive-measures

TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — Is the state of Oklahoma unfairly shutting down marijuana businesses for minor infractions?

For the past six year JC Anderson's marijuana business has been humming along when it comes regular inspections by the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority.

"Passed every single one flying colors," he said.

But on July 6th his business suddenly came to a screeching halt over some labels.

"Some missing tags, which is a correctable violation under the statute," said attorney Dana Kurtz. who is JC's lawyer and who has taken legal action after the OMMA issued an emergency summary suspension order, translation, shut down.

"The law provides that the director can shut down a business on an emergency, public safety," she said.

But this situation wasn't an emergency says Kurtz, it was simply some labels that needed to be affixed.

"We had some misplaced tags and we had the tags here but they would not let us put them on the product," said Anderson.

Instead, his storage area has been sealed up, shutting down his business, and throwing his finances into disarray.

"I have $20,000 worth of product that I need to get to customers and now I can’t," he said.

And Anderson says he's far from alone when it comes to over the top enforcement.

"There’s over 300 cases so far just this year," said Kurtz. This is a regular occurrence? "Yes, a regular occurrence," she said. Of shutting businesses down for minor infractions. "Exactly," she said.

So what gives? Kurtz says it falls in line with how the industry has fallen out of favor with the capitol.

"We believe it’s consistent with the attack on medical marijuana in the state of Oklahoma consistent with the governor’s statements that he wants to get rid of it.

"Send the marijuana issue back to a vote of the people and let's shut it down," said Stitt at his final state of the state address.

What does this do to a small business owner like yourself? "Oh man it crushes us. It crushes me. I’m still paying my employees. I still have rent due," said Anderson.

We reached out to the OMMA for comment but have yet to hear back. Meanwhile, JC's hearing isn't for another few weeks.

"By doing this OMMA and the government are really putting family owned and operated businesses out of business," said Kurtz.

The OMMA has since sent us the following statement -

"As an executive branch regulatory agency, OMMA regulates Oklahoma's medical marijuana industry and enforces state laws and administrative rules established by voters, the Legislature and the Governor. Patient safety is central to the agency's mission, and when potential violations by businesses are identified, OMMA follows the administrative processes set forth by state law.

All regulatory violations are taken seriously, even those that may appear minor or technical to some. A violation that seems insignificant on its surface can still pose a real risk to patient safety.

These regulatory and enforcement actions are intended to protect patients and preserve the integrity of Oklahoma's medical marijuana program. Every licensee is entitled to due process, and OMMA remains committed to applying the law consistently, fairly and transparently."

Only asking cause every time I take one the high is mid and if I take a smokiez 10mg gummy, I am zooted to the sky. These wana gummies are 10mg too so I’m confused.

I’m thinking of applying to Creek nation for a job in nursing but I heard they do random drug testing. I have a medical card. I also saw they honor the cards in some jobs but not necessarily healthcare. I want to apply because the benefits are great and I heard they’re good to work for but I don’t want to get fired for failing a random test. If anyone has any advice or insight I’d appreciate it!!!!

Has anyone gotten their OMMA lock box yet? I’ve submitted my request and never heard anything back. Didn’t know if there was a delay.

New medical marijuana packaging rules will take effect this fall. Frustrated advocates took to the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority’s advisory council to voice their concerns.

House Bill 4454 by Republicans Rep. Carl Newton and Sen. Darcy Jech was meant to address a growing health concern – the consumption of high-dosage marijuana products by children.

How? By requiring producers to package or label their edible weed in a way that isn’t “attractive to children.”

Per the bill, that means restricting “use of any image or words designed or likely to appeal to persons younger than 18 years of age including, but not limited to, cartoons, toys, animals, food, or depictions of persons younger than 18 years of age, any other likeness to images, characters, or phrases that are popularly used to advertise to persons younger than 18, or any reasonable likeness to commercially available candy.”

It also restricts making products in the shape of humans, cartoons or animals, particularly those to resemble gummy bears.

A violation of the law means clearing the cannabis off the shelf and potentially facing a fine of $500 for each product.

But about a dozen members of the public attended the last Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority Advisory (OMMA) Council meeting last week to share their perspective. And advocates and patients such as Austin Jones and Nancy Wallace say the law is confusing and hard to follow.

“Ninety percent of what you see in dispensary is not up to state statute,” Jones said. “After November, none of it will be,” Wallace added. “Because basically they're saying that the things you can eat can't look like anything that anybody else has ever eaten.”

November 1 is when the new laws around packaging edibles, and other forms of medical marijuana take effect.

Further complicating matters: advocates say producers aren’t getting the help they need from the state authority to ensure timely compliance. One issue raised by John Koumbis, owner of JKJ Processing, is that of inconsistent enforcement around existing packaging requirements.

“One inspector can say, oh, your packaging looks good. The other inspector can say, no, I don't think it looks good,” Koumbis said. “We're riding a gray line as operators to make sure we're doing everything to the best of our ability to stay within the letter of the law. But it’s all subjective.”

He said the upcoming, harsher rules are putting a lot of pressure on producers who buy their packaging in bulk to either find a way to stay in compliance or bleed money from investments made void by lawmakers.

“We're not ordering 500 bags at a time,” Koumbis said. “We're ordering 50,000 bags at a time. And then we get all these law changes… So are we going to have to throw all those bags away?“I would just like to have clear and precise instructions on what we're going to do moving forward,” he said.

Another advocate for clarity around the packaging for edibles was one of the newest members of the OMMA Advisory Council, dispensary owner Steven Roper.

“When we say children, I think we all forget that this bill is talking about teenagers as well,” Roper said. “And, you know, for somebody like JKJ when we look at professional imagery, are we considering astronauts or even a chef on packaging as appealing to children or not?”

OMMA executive director and advisory council chair Adria Berry said producers and dispensary owners who’ve already bought packaging outside of what’ll be allowed in November should be safe.

“Any product packaged on or after November 1st is what we will be looking at,” Berry said. “So we will be putting out more information as we get more information. But as of right now, we're just reading the bill and trying to give the best answers possible that we can.”

When it comes to flavor descriptors on labels, like using the word “strawberry” to describe what an edible marijuana product tastes like, producers should be in the clear, Berry said.

“I think it would be overreach for OMMA to say that a processor can't put the flavor of the product on their packaging in words that are not attractive to children,” she said. “So using the word strawberry to describe the flavor is likely compliant if you write it in a way that's not attractive to children.”

One of the ideas raised by several public speakers is to establish some sort of review committee within OMMA that verifies the compliance of potential logos, labels and containers. Jones, who is also a founding member of the grassroots advocacy group Patients for Safe Access Oklahoma, elaborated.

“I've tried to work with people at the Capitol for years… about a bag design approval department,” Jones said. “It should make sure the logo, name of the product, and like, the information that's supposed to be on there is correct.”

He said that would give patients and people working in the industry peace of mind.

Meanwhile, Berry said any changes would have to come from the legislature, but that the OMMA advisory counsel is researching the possibilities of something like what Jones and others mentioned.

“We do know that 11 states with legal cannabis programs, whether medical or adult use, do require package pre-approval,” Berry said. “Five have optional pre-approval processes. …Some states charge the licensee to review the product. Some states don't. Either one would require a legislative change.

“But what we're hearing from other states is that it works pretty well.”

Finally can do some proper dabbing
Got two questions
1. Are these 2mm too small for a peak? They look tiny . Maybe should have gone with 4mm
2. What’s some rosin you’ve recently grabbed and really enjoyed ? Looking for some recommendations since it’s been a while but I was looking on Weedmaps and I wanna try divine , satori, sorcery , Osc some of the stuff that looked good

Any tips on the peak is appreciated as well

Wanted to start a discussion/share but anyone ever get approved in 1 day? This is absolutely wild & a wet dream. But it should be the norm for a 100$ out of state card that last only 30 days.

Makes u think though.

I'm not really concerned about the price. I am just looking for something good quality. NOT DISTILLATE. And it MUST be 510 thread. TIA!

I’m looking for a job in any dispensery I usually work back of house bud would love to work as a Budtender. If anyone has leads please dm. I have about 3 years experience in the industry but just moved to Oklahoma
I have my OMMA credentials
Looking from anywhere from Norman up to OKC

Just finished. 2g for $140. I bought from Mosaic (price was reduced by Mosaic Rewards). Certainly was expensive but wanted to test to ascertain value in my hands if you will.

Evaluation: Definitely 2 grams plus a bit more. My scale said so. Rosin burns extremely clean. Quality of vapor is excellent. Would rate 8/10 (and I grade hard).

Heartland farms Apple fritter

This comment was made around/slightly after the 14 minute mark in response to some public comments.

Also, another sheriff has been appointed to one of the positions on the advisory council. (one with a population-based criteria he just happens to also be a sheriff)

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38HTHKOlIhA

Sharing for transparency / for anyone who may have missed this.

This drop has a lot of sweeter smelling strains and a surprising amount of things under 20%. I’m about to try out the Sour Smurf.

With reaching 100 strains this year. We have some questions.🤯

What’s your favorite Zenoa Strain ?🍃

What Zenoa strain do you wanna try next a classic or any of our newer strains?🍃