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Recreational marijuana sales will begin across Ohio on Tuesday when the state issues its first operating certificates.

Nearly 100 medical marijuana dispensaries will be able to begin sales immediately, although it’s not clear how many will be ready to open, the Division of Cannabis Control said Monday.

Many will be ready right away while others could be delayed by staffing or inventory issues.

The first round of operation certificates will go to 98 locations, according to the Division of Cannabis Control.

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[–] shuzuko@midwest.social 8 points 2 years ago

At the moment, it's moreso that these are already existing medical dispensaries that have been cleared to sell recreational starting tomorrow, which is almost all of them (we don't have that many in the state right now, anyway - I think around 130 at this point, many very recently opened). They're still, as far as I'm aware, setting up the process for a rec-only selling license, so it remains to be seen how quickly we will reach saturation. Prices will remain high here for quite some time, though, I think - probably until it's federally legal to sell cannabis across state lines. Our growing system is kind of shit and I don't see that changing soon.