LA 2 OK Dispensary, LLC
Named in an OMMA administrative action (embargo) filed April 15, 2026
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According to Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority, Sep 30, 2026 · Read the source
Summary
LA 2 OK Dispensary, LLC (license DAAA-S8TO-8GYT) was the respondent in an OMMA administrative action filed on April 15, 2026. According to OMMA's public record, the filing cites recalled inventory, waste tracking discrepancies and failure to adhere to medical marijuana waste requirements, and the action category is listed as an embargo. OMMA notes that a listed filing does not necessarily mean the matter is currently active: cases may be pending, under review, in litigation or closed, and the current license status can be checked in OMMA Verify.
What the source found
- OMMA filing date: April 15, 2026.
- Cause listed by OMMA: Recalled inventory.
- Cause listed by OMMA: Waste tracking discrepancies.
- Cause listed by OMMA: Failure to adhere to medical marijuana waste requirements.
- Action category as recorded by OMMA: Embargo.
- OMMA license number shown: DAAA-S8TO-8GYT.
Products named
- medical marijuana (Oklahoma commercial licensee)
Timeline
OMMA administrative action filed (Embargo)
Sources
- Regulator
Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority · Sep 30, 2026
Administrative Actions - Recent Filings (2026)
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Status notes
[dataset] OMMA Administrative Actions table (Admin Actions.csv), retrieved 2026-09-30. Filing does not necessarily mean the matter is currently active.
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