Medical cannabis dispensary in Berkeley Springs one of 100 approved by state

West Virginia’s Office of Medical Cannabis also announced that starting at noon this Wednesday, February 3, eligible state residents with “serious medical conditions” can begin registering to receive medical cannabis when supplies are established in the state. A list of registered doctors who can, under state law, certify patients as being eligible for use of medical cannabis is also on the medical cannabis website at www.medcanwv.org. Applications from 32 entities were approved at the state level to open medical cannabis dispensaries, or retail shops, around West Virginia. The Medical Cannabis Act permitting medical cannabis in West Virginia was signed into law in April of 2017. It has taken twice that long to build the state’s regulatory structure and medical cannabis industry to the point that patients will be able to receive medical cannabis.