US StatesIowaProposed Iowa Bill Would Raise THC Levels of Medical MarijuanaThe maximum level of THC allowed could be raised from 3 percent to 13 percent.treenabeena/Adobe StockWOIFebruary 1, 2019 DES MOINES, Iowa (WOI) - Republicans and Democrats are working together in an effort to reform medical marijuana legislation in the state. Currently, the maximum level of THC allowed is 3 percent. However, a bill that's been proposed would raise that number to 13 percent. Read moreFacebookLinkedInX (Twitter)Pinterest Add us as a preferred source on Google RecommendedSponsored8th Annual ‘Best Cannabis Companies to Work For’ Now Open for Entries3 US Senators Plan to Let States ‘Opt Out’ of Intoxicating Hemp Product Ban12 States That Could Legalize Cannabis in 2025Legislation Aims to Allow Flower in Iowa’s Medical Cannabis ProgramRelated StoriesCannabidiol Treatment May Expand in IowaPossible Changes Coming to Medical Marijuana and Sentencing Reform in IowaNew Qualifying Conditions On Track to Be Added to Iowa's Medical Marijuana ProgramHow Iowa’s Only Medical Marijuana Manufacturer Prepared for the First Day of Legal Sales
