Iowa bill to expand state’s medical cannabis market headed to governor

Published April 29, 2019

The Iowa Senate voted 40-7 to advance a bill that would expand the state’s medical cannabis market by eliminating the 3% THC potency cap for products and allow nurse practitioners and physician assistants to recommend MMJ, Iowa Public Radio reported.

The House approved the bill last month. Now, it goes to Gov. Kim Reynolds for her signature.

To read more about the bill, click here.

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One comment on “Iowa bill to expand state’s medical cannabis market headed to governor”
  1. David Trotter on

    IOWA governor lifts the THC cap many will respect it because they need it for there betterment of there lifes no more or a lot less pill problems also the other states are making it work

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