Oregon: Recreational Cannabis Sales Begin in Three Days, Here’s Where You Can Purchase it
In just three days, on October 1st, those in Oregon (resident or not) will be authorized to legally purchase cannabis at one of over 300 dispensaries throughout the state. On that day, Oregon will become the third U.S. state to allow for the legal distribution of recreational cannabis.
A full list of each the state’s medical cannabis dispensaries – which will be allowed to sell to anyone 21 and older beginning Thursday, thanks to Senate Bill 460 – can be found on Oregon’s official website at Oregon.gov/oha/mmj/, or by clicking here.
Dispensaries will be allowed to distribute up to a quarter ounce of cannabis, which will be sold tax free. Once cannabis retail outlets open sometime next year, they’ll be allowed to sell up to an ounce, and dispensaries will return to servicing medical cannabis patients.
In Oregon, it’s legal to possess up to an ounce of cannabis, or up to eight ounces at a private residence, if you’re 21 or older. The personal cultivation of up to four cannabis plants is also legal.
– TheJointBlog
Antoinette Nardelli
I’m so happy that I live here! It’s personal…from the south, where pills kill about 7 people a day, and flow quite easily too, sad to say. I do not want to die like that, medical necessity was too cumbersome a process, and alot more is involved. The rest of the country should get on board!
Mona Evans
This is solid proof that the cannabis plant was put here by God for us to use in so many ways. The plant in itself is 100% usable. I pray that all states, especially mine, the State of Mississippi, wake up to the potential ways this plant can be very helpful.