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The Medical Marijuana Laboratory Licensing Program is a regulatory licensing program from the State of Rhode Island Department of Health that governs the certification of analytical laboratories authorized to collect and test medical marijuana products.
The program is administered under regulation 216-RICR-60-05-6 and covers laboratories that analyze cannabis cultivated or manufactured by licensed Rhode Island cultivators, compassion centers, and producers.
The program processes and reviews license applications from analytical laboratories seeking to sample and test medical marijuana products, ensuring quality and safety standards are maintained within the state's medical marijuana regulatory framework.
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Medical Marijuana Laboratory Licensing Program | Department of Health Medical Marijuana Laboratory Licensing Program To administer the provisions of regulation 216-RICR-60-05-6 for the purpose of licensing analytical laboratories to collect and analyze medical marijuana products cultivated and/or manufactured by licensed cultivators, compassion centers and producers.
Process and review license applications from analytical laboratories applying to sample and test medical marijuana products cultivated or produced by registered and licensed producers. Assess applicant analytical laboratories prior to issuing a license to ensure they can meet the regulatory, quality assurance and performance requirements for sampling and testing medical marijuana.
Conduct on-going inspections and audits of licensed analytical laboratories and their test results reported to the state to certify the potency and safety of medical marijuana products. Tara. Rountree@health.
ri. gov Frequently Asked Questions Medical Marijuana Laboratory Applicants Preliminary Application and Instructions for Licensing Analytical Laboratories for Sampling and Testing Medical Marjiuana
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: See the Rhode Island grants portal for complete eligibility requirements. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Medical Marijuana Laboratory Licensing Program is funded by State of Rhode Island. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Rhode Island. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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