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Alabama’s medical cannabis program is inching forward with new dispensaries opening and more patient access on the horizon, but hurdles remain—from regulatory delays to confusing eligibility rules and limited product availability. Callie’s Apothecary just launched in Talladega, while Bama Bloom prepares to debut in Birmingham soon. Over 800 patients now hold cards, and licensed doctors are growing in number. Still, patients face barriers like mandatory doctor visits and pregnancy tests for some women. Advocates push for flower sales and delivery options, currently unavailable, while prices stay high compared to neighboring states. By September, up to five new dispensaries could pop up across central and north Alabama—slow progress, but steady momentum toward greater access and clarity.

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