Ohio’s legal cannabis sales have reached $573,488,973 so far in 2026, according to new figures released today by the state’s Division of Cannabis Control.

As of June 13, licensed dispensaries have sold $3,958,711,585 worth of marijuana products since the launch of regulated sales, including $1,581,842,119 in non-medical sales and $2,377,454,506 in medical marijuana sales. The state also reports 44,544,968 total receipts, with 23,182,608 coming from non-medical sales and 21,362,218 from medical marijuana purchases.

The latest update shows that Ohio dispensaries have sold 610,633 pounds of plant material, including 253,149 pounds through the non-medical market and 357,003 pounds through the medical program. Manufactured products have totaled 64,190,140 units, split between 30,469,970 non-medical units and 33,733,038 medical units.

For the week of June 7 through June 13, the average price for plant material was $18.51 per one-tenth of an ounce, or $6.54 per gram. Manufactured products averaged $24.64.

Ohio voters legalized adult-use marijuana in November 2023 through Issue 2, allowing adults 21 and older to possess and use cannabis. The law took effect in December 2023, while the first licensed non-medical marijuana sales began on August 6, 2024, when the Division of Cannabis Control issued the first dual-use dispensary certificates of operation. Adults may possess up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana and up to 15 grams of extract, while non-medical marijuana purchases are subject to a 10% excise tax in addition to state and local sales taxes.

The state’s newest program update lists 218 dual-use dispensaries with certificates of operation, along with 37 cultivators, 45 processors and six testing laboratories. The medical marijuana program includes 471,257 registered patients, with 465,892 unique patients having purchased medical marijuana as reported to OARRS by licensed dispensaries.