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The “Putting Georgia’s Patients First Act” officially advances Georgia’s medical cannabis framework by:

* Renaming “Low THC Oil” to “Medical Cannabis”
* Expanding qualifying conditions
* Supporting patient access modernization
* Allowing electronic registry cards
* Strengthening public education and awareness
* Enhancing protections for registered patients and caregivers

From access to accountability. From policy to patients.
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+Schedule III +BECAUSEWECARE +SafeAccess

As of April 23, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice & the Trump administration has reclassified certain cannabis products from Schedule I to Schedule III, specifically:

* FDA-approved products containing ma*****na
* Products containing ma*****na regulated under qualifying state-issued medical ma*****na licenses

What Schedule III Means: Schedule III substances are recognized as having accepted medical use and lower abuse potential than Schedule I drugs.

Other Schedule III Substances include:
* Ketamine
* Testosterone
* Certain codeine products

This does not federally legalize recreational ma*****na nor does it:
* Does not automatically free prisoners or erase convictions
* Does not automatically allow interstate cannabis commerce
* Does not override state laws

There has been movement to Schedule III, but it is not yet full blanket descheduling/legalization of all cannabis nationwide.

Adult-use/recreational cannabis remains federally restricted, and broader nationwide rescheduling is still subject to additional DEA proceedings/hearings.

“The Shift”