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New York to Allow Use of Cannabis Lozenges and Lotions

Chewable tablets, lozenges and topicals are now allowed under the state's medical cannabis program.

Times-Herald Record
August 14, 2017

New York state is making more changes to its medical marijuana program.

Health officials announced new regulations Thursday that will permit new forms of the drug, including chewable and effervescent tablets and lozenges as well as topical lotions, ointments and patches.

The state also plans to create a new, shorter training program for physicians interested in authorizing medical marijuana for patients.

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