Oct 10, 2026 · 17 min · 13 segments
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are changing what customers can buy.
It covers everything from flower and vape cartridges to gummies, drinks and other edibles.
Rodney, Jessica, the state is changing its rules and in turn, that means these dispensaries have to change what they can sell.
So we have these new THC limits as well as these product and packaging limits that are now statewide here in the Buckeye State, which means customers may have to purchase more packages to get the same amount of THC they were seeing before and in turn spend more money.
Co-owner and general manager Zachary Bradford says keeping up with Ohio's latest cannabis requirements has become a challenge.
Like we were up until like literally like Thursday last week trying to figure out which ones we were going to be able to sell and which ones we were not going to be able to sell.
The new rules set limits dictating how much THC can be in different cannabis products and how much can be sold in a single package.
For adult use edibles, each serving is now limited to 10 milligrams of THC with a 100 milligram limit per package.
Bradford says that's a big change for some of the products his customers are used to buying.
Formerly there were 50 milligram bags of 10 gummies, so 500 milligrams per bag.
and now we're limited to 100 milligrams per bag and 10 milligram servings.
Like people, whenever they walk in, they're gonna have to buy five bags of gummies to get the same thing that they were getting one bag of gummy and they're gonna have to pay more money for it.
I mean, just let that sink in.
You're paying more money to get the same amount of THC that you were previously getting.
The only thing that's changed is the amount of money that you're spending.
Not just having to pay more money, but you're also going to have to consume more gelatins, more sugars, more of these byproducts to simply get the same amount of THC that you were getting previously.
I mean, the whole thing makes no sense.
Especially when lawmakers constantly talk about wellness and health and safety.
But they're not just putting limits on your edibles, they're also hitting vapes, concentrates and even flour.
Have a look.
And it's not just edibles.
Ohio is also limiting THC concentrations to 90 percent and setting package limits for products including flour, vapes, concentrates and cannabis drinks.
are changing what customers can buy.
It covers everything from flower and vape cartridges to gummies, drinks and other edibles.
Rodney, Jessica, the state is changing its rules and in turn, that means these dispensaries have to change what they can sell.
So we have these new THC limits as well as these product and packaging limits that are now statewide here in the Buckeye State, which means customers may have to purchase more packages to get the same amount of THC they were seeing before and in turn spend more money.
Co-owner and general manager Zachary Bradford says keeping up with Ohio's latest cannabis requirements has become a challenge.
Like we were up until like literally like Thursday last week trying to figure out which ones we were going to be able to sell and which ones we were not going to be able to sell.
The new rules set limits dictating how much THC can be in different cannabis products and how much can be sold in a single package.
For adult use edibles, each serving is now limited to 10 milligrams of THC with a 100 milligram limit per package.
Bradford says that's a big change for some of the products his customers are used to buying.
Formerly there were 50 milligram bags of 10 gummies, so 500 milligrams per bag.
and now we're limited to 100 milligrams per bag and 10 milligram servings.
Like people, whenever they walk in, they're gonna have to buy five bags of gummies to get the same thing that they were getting one bag of gummy and they're gonna have to pay more money for it.
I mean, just let that sink in.
You're paying more money to get the same amount of THC that you were previously getting.
The only thing that's changed is the amount of money that you're spending.
Not just having to pay more money, but you're also going to have to consume more gelatins, more sugars, more of these byproducts to simply get the same amount of THC that you were getting previously.
I mean, the whole thing makes no sense.
Especially when lawmakers constantly talk about wellness and health and safety.
But they're not just putting limits on your edibles, they're also hitting vapes, concentrates and even flour.
Have a look.
And it's not just edibles.
Ohio is also limiting THC concentrations to 90 percent and setting package limits for products including flour, vapes, concentrates and cannabis drinks.
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