What a Medical Cannabis Program Could Look Like in Idaho

This economic impact study examines what a medical-only cannabis program in Idaho could look like for patient participation, retail sales, and potential revenue using Utah’s tightly regulated program as a baseline and applying similar participation rates and spending patterns to Idaho’s population. Under that framework, Idaho could see about 63,000 registered patients by year six, with annual sales topping $108 million. These figures are meant to ground the conversation, not predict the future, and actual results will depend on how the program is ultimately structured and carried out.

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