The Illinois Department of Public Health reported May medical cannabis sales today. For two-straight months, retail sales of medical cannabis decreased. Retail sales of medical cannabis for May totaled $34,187,235.91, including $15,959,384.32 in dry flower sales and $18,227,851.59 in concentrates/infused-products. … Continue reading →
The Illinois Department of Public Health reported April medical cannabis sales today. Retail sales of medical cannabis for April totaled $35,281,250.08, including $16,625,990.77 in dry flower sales and $18,655,259.31 in concentrates/infused-products. Licensed medical cannabis dispensaries served 69,257 unique patients, who … Continue reading →
The Illinois Department of Public Health reported that March medical cannabis sales increased from February’s total of $29,579,209.83 to March’s totals of $35,688,321.20. The 2021 March totals were more than $5 millions than the March 2020 totals of $29,976,735.01. March … Continue reading →
The Illinois Department of Public Health reported a drop of more than $3 million in February medical cannabis sales from January and nearly $5 million since December. In January, Illinois totaled $32,670,476.42 in sales compared to February’s total of $29,579,209.83. … Continue reading →
The Illinois Department of Public Health reported a drop of nearly $2 million in January medical cannabis sales. In December, Illinois totaled $34,482,201.90 in sales compared to January’s total of $32,670,476.42. Illinois’ sales of dry flower for medical patients decreased … Continue reading →
After two months in which retail sales of medical cannabis dropped, the Illinois Department of Public Healthreported an uptick in October medical cannabis sales for flower and concentrates. Retail sales of medical cannabis for October totaled $33,135,102.46, including $16,098,170.52 in … Continue reading →
After Governor J.B. Pritzker suspended the April 30 deadline for dispensary licensing, more than 700 applicants have been waiting for an announcement from the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation(IDFPR). Today, the IDFPR made its first statement. The IDFPR … Continue reading →
Does your Illinois medical card expire within the next six months? Don’t worry. Because of the coronavirus outbreak, the Illinois Department of Public Health is immediately implementing a temporary process change for patients and caregivers whose cards will be expiring … Continue reading →
