COLUMBUS, Ohio – Ohio dispensaries have rung up nearly $100 million in marijuana product sales in the 60 days since kicking off the state’s recreational marijuana program, new state data shows.
Sales through Saturday were $98.3 million from 1.3 million receipts. The Ohio Division of Cannabis Control gave the first medical dispensaries permission to open their doors to customers aged 21 and older on Aug. 6.
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