Are there rules governing the labeling of medical marijuana products?

Yes, in Florida there are rules governing the labeling of medical marijuana products. Each marijuana-infused product must have a label affixed to it that includes the following information: the universal symbol identifying the product as medical marijuana, the name of the dispensary that dispensed the product, the name and address of the dispensing facility, the name of the strain, date packaged, and manufacture, expiration or useful life date, the net weight of the product and contents, the THC concentration, the CBD concentration, the amount of terpenes, a list of all active and inactive ingredients, the universal symbol for inhalation, a statement that the product is solely for medical use by a qualified patient, a statement that the product has not been tested by the FDA, and the name and phone number of the dispensing facility. Labels must also include warnings that are required by state law. In addition, the labelling of marijuana-infused products must meet all additional applicable state labeling requirements.

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