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How To Apply For An MMJ Card During COVID-19 Lockdown

MMJ Recs

The COVID-19 pandemic has altered the way people go about their everyday lives, closing nonessential businesses in many communities in the process. Here’s how MMJ rules may have changed in recent circumstances, and everything you need to know about how to apply for an MMJ card during COVID-19 lockdown. See a doctor.

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Senate Coalition Urges SBA to Support Small Cannabis Businesses

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Some states, including Alaska, California, Colorado, Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nevada, Oregon, Vermont, and Washington, have legalized both the recreational and medicinal use of cannabis. States collected an estimated $1.3 billion in tax revenue from legal cannabis sales in 2018.

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IDFPR permanently authorizes medical cannabis curbside pickup

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IDFPR not only allowed curbside pickup by variance throughout the COVID-19 public health emergency but also extended that variance twice. The spring legislative session also included a failed cannabis omnibus, which included curbside pickup provisions for medical patients and recreational consumers, as well as drive-through operations.

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In legal weed states, employees are failing drug tests at record pace

The Cannigma

The number of employees testing positive for cannabis has soared over the past decade, especially in states with legal recreational marijuana, a recent report found. The 2021 Drug Testing Index carried out by Quest Diagnostics found that in states with legalized recreational marijuana , positivity rates for marijuana testing rose 118.2%

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How telemedicine found its moment during the pandemic

The Cannigma

Around the time the United States had its first confirmed case of COVID-19 in late January 2020, Greg Rovner, CEO of the telemedicine app Heally, got nervous. In those early days of the pandemic, much of the company’s focus was on matching patients with physicians who could answer questions about COVID-19 and its symptoms, Rovner said.

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Marijuana Dispensaries – Are They Essential Services?

The Blunt Truth

With the spread of COVID-19 fears, states and cities nationwide are in the process of issuing a variety of executive orders and other ordinances shutting down businesses that are considered “non-essential.” This would allow such dispensaries to remain open if nonessential businesses are ordered to close because of COVID-19.

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States Have Made Over $15B From Cannabis Tax Revenue Despite Decline

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It is unusual because a higher tax yield was expected, given that New Jersey and New Mexico joined in the sale of recreational cannabis that same year. However, it is vital to note that the post-COVID revenue generated by legalized states with more mature markets supersedes that of any pre-COVID year.