The Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission voted last week to award provisional cannabis licenses to FFD GA Holdings, TheraTrue Georgia, Natures GA, and Trevana Remedy. The companies will be allowed to produce low-THC cannabis oil and sell the products in dispensaries across the state. The commission granted Class 1 licenses to two companies last fall, allowing them to grow the leafy crop in up to 100,000 feet of space, also indoors. Trulieve Georgia and Botanical Sciences LLC began selling the oil at dispensaries that opened earlier this year. Besides the dispensaries, the law also allows low-THC oil to be sold at independent pharmacies. The list of diseases that qualify patients for cannabis oil includes end stage cancer, seizure disorders, AIDS, post-traumatic stress disorder, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, sickle-cell anemia, autism, and Alzheimer’s disease.
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