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In June 2018, Oklahoma voters approved State Question 788, officially launching the state’s medical marijuana program. Now, more than five years later, the program has grown into one of the most open and fastest-moving markets in the United States.

With over 400,000 active patient licenses and thousands of dispensaries across the state, access has never been easier. But beyond the numbers, what has this meant for Oklahomans?

1. Expanded Patient Access
Unlike other states with limited qualifying conditions, Oklahoma allows physicians to recommend medical marijuana for a wide variety of patient needs. This flexibility has empowered patients to explore cannabis as an alternative or complement to traditional medicine.

2. Local Economic Impact
The medical marijuana industry has created jobs, boosted local economies, and provided tax revenue that supports state services. Dispensaries, growers, and processors have become a staple in both urban and rural communities.

3. Variety and Innovation
From traditional flower to edibles, tinctures, concentrates, and topicals, the Oklahoma market continues to diversify. Patients now have access to products that meet their lifestyle and medical needs in more personalized ways than ever before.

4. Community and Education
Dispensaries and advocacy groups have worked hard to educate patients on responsible use, proper dosing, and product safety. This community-driven approach has made a difference in patient confidence and care.

Looking Ahead
As the program continues to evolve, one thing is clear: medical marijuana is here to stay in Oklahoma. With ongoing improvements in regulation, testing, and patient education, the future looks promising for patients and providers alike.