#Hawaiian Ethos

Senate Bill 3335 legalizes adult-use cannabis as well as establishes the Hawaiʻi Cannabis Authority and Cannabis Control Board within the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs to regulate all aspects of the cannabis plant.

Patients living on the windward side of the Big Island and in need of medical cannabis will have more options beginning this weekend. 

The Hawai‘i State Legislature on Friday passed a bill that allows cannabinoid-infused edible products to be dispensed by the state’s eight medical cannabis licensees.

Medicinal selections will be comparable across all sites, though there may be some variation in available products between the Kona and Waimea dispensaries.

With medical cannabis being one of the newest industries in Hawai‘i, creating an industry standard for sustainability is vital.

Hawaiian Ethos, a medical marijuana dispensary, addressed a DOH report that Hawai‘i may have its first case of vaping-related severe respiratory disease.

Hawaiian Ethos is now offering cannabis consultations with its medical advisor, Stacey Marie Kerr, MD.

Hawaiian Ethos’ vision is to create an example for the world that shows sustainable growing practices are better for patients, the Earth and the medicine.

Along with expanded hours, Hawaiian Ethos has also been collecting feedback on its sustainability initiatives.

Representatives of Hawaiian Ethos have been invited to a (WCA) Town Meeting to provide an overview of their plans to cultivate and dispense medical cannabis.

The Hawai‘i Department of Health has approved production centers for medical marijuana licensees on Kaua‘i and O‘ahu.

Two medical marijuana dispensaries—one on Maui and the other on O‘ahu—are the first to receive approvals to acquire and grow marijuana for medical products.