The qualifications of the dispensers who will manage the sales of medical marijuana products in Alabama are still to be determined for the state’s new industry.
In some states, pharmacists dispense medical cannabis products. It’s unclear whether that will be the case in Alabama. Nothing in the law or regulations passed so far indicates that pharmacists will be involved.
Pharmacist Sam Blakemore of Birmingham, a member of the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission, is spearheading the development of qualifications for certified dispensers.
The qualifications of the dispensers who will manage the sales of medical marijuana products in Alabama are still to be determined for the state’s new industry. [Read more at Alabama.com]
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