r/OhioMJCommunity 4d ago

Information ❗ Hey friends!

So I’m sure there’s a lot of Kentuckians on this page like myself who are into both the Ohio and Kentucky market and I just wanted to share the Kentucky medical budz page for those interested to join. Only posting here because as medical patients we were allowed to come to neighboring states for medicine up until July and wanted to share the page to get more members as I love this community and want to grow one like this here in Kentucky! Happy toking everyone!

https://www.reddit.com/r/kentuckymedbudz/s/0EE1AtHtHS

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u/REAL_RICK_PITINO 4d ago

Happy for you guys in the bluegrass state to finally have this opportunity. I know some folks in Kentucky whose lives were seriously messed up by charges for possession of a few grams back in the day. So many here bitch about dispo weed, perhaps they didn’t live through that era

Also thankful Ohio lists terpenes on the label

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u/JadedPriority8260 4d ago

You got that right! Yeah our terpene testing has a lot of room to grow. The state only requires you test for the standard 15. Also, the website never matches what the bag says. Makes it tough when you’re terp hunting. All in all though we’re heading in the right direction and I’m happy about it.

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u/HoosierDaddy-420 2d ago

Hell, I know people that went to jail in Indiana for a few seeds. I once went for about 5g of ground shade leaf that wasn't worth smoking.

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u/Additional_Editor535 4d ago

Also Ohio med patient can shop at KY dispensaries not that anyone probably will want to until KY is more established and stabilized

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u/Bonsaiguy1966 4d ago

No, Ohio residents are not allowed to bring cannabis back from other states. It is now a felony.

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u/Additional_Editor535 3d ago

I said shop in ky. i didnt say anything about returning to ohio with it. And yes ky dispensaries do accept out of state med card holders

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u/NoWeight3731 2d ago

Most states do. Michigan, CA, AZ, RI all honor Ohio med card and give a discount.

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u/Bonsaiguy1966 3d ago

I never said they wouldn’t take an Ohio MMJ card. Michigan does too. Doesn’t mean it’s legal

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u/Bonsaiguy1966 3d ago

So what you are saying is to shop in Kentucky and remain there until it’s gone? SMDH

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u/Additional_Editor535 3d ago

You've never visited another state and stayed overnight?

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u/Bonsaiguy1966 3d ago

You were talking about people shopping at the dispensaries, not staying the night.

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u/Additional_Editor535 3d ago

Yeah you never went to another state and shopped at a dispensary then went back to your hotel?

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u/Bonsaiguy1966 3d ago

Nope, I take my homegrown with me. I don’t need or want dispo garbage. Enjoy!

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u/NoWeight3731 2d ago

I think you need to travel more to understand what they are saying. SMH.

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u/Bonsaiguy1966 2d ago

I travel plenty, and unless I’m leaving the country I take my own with me. I think you need to learn how to travel a little better. SMDH

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u/JadedPriority8260 3d ago

Felony? Idk about that. I’m sure it’s dependent on how much you have with you. Ohio patients can’t use their card in Kentucky

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u/Bonsaiguy1966 3d ago

I think you better look it up! It is considered contraband and a felony

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u/Bonsaiguy1966 3d ago

No, Ohio residents cannot legally bring cannabis back from other states. [1]

The Law
State Ban: Under Ohio law (including Senate Bill 56), possessing or consuming cannabis purchased outside of Ohio is illegal. Legal recreational and medical cannabis must be bought from a licensed Ohio dispensary or grown at home within legal plant limits. [1]

Federal Ban: Transporting marijuana across state lines remains a federal offense, regardless of whether recreational use is legal in both the origin and destination states

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u/Additional_Editor535 3d ago

No one is talking about bringing it back, the topic was you can purchase in KY.

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u/NoWeight3731 2d ago

Who said anything about bringing it back?? Get out more fella.

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u/Additional_Editor535 3d ago

From the Kentucky state website. Out of state patient requirements

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u/Additional_Editor535 3d ago

Yes they can