Special Legislative Alert: Alabama Medical Cannabis

The Alabama House of Representatives has passed SB 46 establishing a statewide medical marijuana program. The bill now heads back to Senate for final approval.

The bill, if approved (one more time by the Senate and signed into law by Gov. Ivey), would let people with a qualifying medical condition purchase cannabis derived products after getting a recommendation from a doctor.

More than a dozen conditions, including cancer, terminal illness, depression, epilepsy, panic disorder and chronic pain would allow a person to qualify.

The bill would allow marijuana in forms such as pills, skin patches and creams but not in smoking or vaping products.

Chey Garrigan of the Alabama Cannabis Industry Association joins us for a spirited conversation about the players and the prospect of this Bill surviving the Senate.

For more information please visit the ACIA at their website: [https://www.bamacannabis.org/] (https://web.archive.org/web/20250227115522/https://www.bamacannabis.org/) (Archive)

YouTube Comments (4)

@chriscleghorn2193
The licensed hemp growers that I know have to sell to a lab in Pensacola.
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@harrystill6344
@harrystill6344 May 9, 2021
There are several major green house operations in Alabama who are already in the CBD Oil business from seed to plant thru processing to oil- (they have their own extractor and lab) ready to be shipped or mixed for product incorporation. Vertically integrated already so they can start producing Delta 9 THC gelatin caps at 50mg in a matter of ? (not very long). And I can pretty much tell you "who all" is going to get these "exclusive" permits. Same old story. Keep it illegal except for your pals.
@harrystill6344
@harrystill6344 May 9, 2021
I sent my Carnac the Magnificent guesses to Raines and Paul in the form of an email. So I'm on the record.
@troycates8504
@troycates8504 May 7, 2021
I'm moving home.
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