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<p>4 Jan, 2025 - Oklahoma’s cannabis industry faces major changes in 2025, including new purchase limits, advertising restrictions, and stricter compliance rules, as the state responds to declining business numbers, market oversupply, and public safety concerns.</p>
<p>Oklahoma lawmakers have proposed legislation to cap weekly medical marijuana purchases at 2.5 ounces (<a href="https://legiscan.com/OK/text/SB320/id/3037050">Senate Bill 320</a>) and restrict certain dispensary advertising practices (<a href="https://legiscan.com/OK/text/SB191/id/3036509">Senate Bill 191</a>), with initial hearings scheduled for February 2025.</p>
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4 Jan, 2025 - Oklahoma's cannabis industry faces sweeping new regulations in 2025, including purchase caps and advertising restrictions, amid declining business numbers and ongoing enforcement efforts.

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