Ohio cannabis recall issued after product failed to meet testing requirements
By Mary Frances Mcgowan
Published on March 16, 2026.
The Ohio Division of Cannabis Control has issued a recall of cannabis plant products used for vaporization. The products were sold in nine dispensaries across the state and have since been deemed a Class II. The product's sample testing size was smaller than the minimum required by state rules, leading to it not properly tested for safety. Customers can return the product for a refund and disposal.
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