Texas Original Compassionate Cultivation, one of the state's three approved medical cannabis suppliers, has opened its first permanent prescription pickup location in San Antonio, officials said Friday. Located near Alamo Heights, the new storefront at 1464 Austin Highway, Suite 104, will operate 11:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
The company also operates three prescription drop-off points in San Antonio, but officials say the permanent storefront will be more convenient for patients.
Texas Original Compassionate Cultivation, one of the state's three approved medical cannabis suppliers, has opened its first permanent prescription pickup location in San Antonio, officials said Friday. "One of the principal deterrents in the past for people is that they don't want to wait a week to pick up the medication they need," Texas Original CEO Nico Richardson said of its new brick-and-mortar site.
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