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OMMA's List of Licensed Dispensaries LIST OF LICENSED DISPENSARIES As of September 22, 2021 NAME LICENSE No. EMAIL PHONE CITY ZIP COUNTY DAAA-Q4HM- HERBAL LEGENDS CULTIVATION LLC [email protected] 5809802065 ACHILLE 74720 BRYAN MG2P Trade Name: HERBAL LEGENDS CANNABIS STOP 5 BIG BOYS, LLC. DAAA-4KYJ-EJEV [email protected] 5805042711 ADA 74820 PONTOTOC Trade Name: RAILHEAD CANNABIS COMPANY 60 ACRE WOODS DISPENSARY LLC DENVER.KITCH@STABILITYCANNABI DAAA-69UX-MLCL 4052122270 ADA 74820 PONTOTOC Trade Name: STABILITY CANNABIS D19626 S.COM AAA RETAIL LLC DAAA-XUKB-6RTB [email protected] 5803996215 ADA 74820 PONTOTOC Trade Name: AAA RETAIL LLC AFFORDABLE CANNABIS LLC [email protected] DAAA-4YLJ-MSMT 5803202301 ADA 74820 PONTOTOC Trade Name: AFFORDABLE CANNABIS LLC OM ALL NATURAL SOLUTIONS LLC DAAA-7AIW-VKIL [email protected] 5802724041 ADA 74820 PONTOTOC Trade Name: ALL NATURAL SOLUTIONS CAIN'S CANNABIS DAAA-4KEO-TRND [email protected] 5802798435 ADA 74820 PONTOTOC Trade Name: 2 CAIN'S LLC COLECAMP INC FLOWERCHILDORGANICSADA@GM DAAA-EKJK-35PE 5805599220 ADA 74820 PONTOTOC Trade Name: COLECAMP INC DBA FLOWER CHILD ORGANICS AIL.COM DAWN'S LIGHT, LLC DAAA-4K8B-V6IS [email protected] 5802724305 ADA 74820 PONTOTOC Trade Name: DAWN'S LIGHT FLOWER-ON PRODUCTIONS, LLC FLOWERONPRODUCTIONS@GMAIL. DAAA-XH5T-95RJ 5804651769 ADA 74820 PONTOTOC Trade Name: FLOWER FACTORY FINE CANNABIS COM HAZE THERAPEUTICS LLC DAAA-4J26-L4KG [email protected] 5803993370 ADA 74820 PONTOTOC Trade Name: HAZE THERAPEUTICS LLC KSPM MEDICAL LLC DAAA-4JMT-NXSO [email protected] 4053712484 ADA 74820 PONTOTOC Trade Name: CBD PLUS USA NATIVE HARVEST LLC DAAA-EJNQ-IBYL [email protected] 4056065588 ADA 74820 PONTOTOC Trade Name: Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority OMMA.ok.gov Licensed Dispensaries | September 22, 2021 Page 1 of 160 NAME LICENSE No. EMAIL PHONE CITY ZIP COUNTY PAMELA BRANNON DAAA-VKDP-HYFV [email protected] 5802796971 ADA 74820 PONTOTOC Trade Name: PARADISE DISPENSARIES T&C HOLDINGS LLC DAAA-AEAC-EZGV [email protected] 5803997616 ADA 74820 PONTOTOC Trade Name: '64 FARMS THE MEDICINE POUCH LLC THEMEDICINEPOUCH.ADA@GMAIL. DAAA-21QC-4Z3S 5803200487 ADA 74820 PONTOTOC Trade Name: THE MEDICINE POUCH COM THE RUSTIK LEAF, L.L.C. DAAA-EYJB-UWU9 [email protected] 5802794978 ADA 74820 PONTOTOC Trade Name: THE RUSTIK LEAF TOPPERS HERBAL CENTER, LLC DAAA-4JH0-WIQD [email protected] 5803207258 ADA 74820 PONTOTOC Trade Name: TOPPERS HERBAL CENTER, LLC VAULT DISPENSARY LLC THEMEDICINEPOUCH.ADA@GMAIL. DAAA-P7VD-PILT 5804567300 ADA 74820 PONTOTOC Trade Name: VAULT DISPENSARY LLC COM OMNIA VENTURES INC. DAAA-EX2I-AA5W [email protected] 2813098908 ADAIR 74330 MAYES Trade Name: NIRVANA CANNABIS DISPENSARY RED DOOR DISPENSARY LLC DAAA-3Y8H-O5UF [email protected] 9189641227 ADAIR 74330 MAYES Trade Name: RED DOOR DISPENSARY LLC HIGHER HEALTH, INC. AMBER.HALLUM@HIGHERHEALTHO DAAA-N1FT-1Y1H 7853070975 AFTON 74331 DELAWARE Trade Name: HIGHER HEALTH KLAHOMA.COM IRIE OKIE, LLC DAAA-4JMA-GTDP [email protected] 9185333166 AFTON 74331 OTTAWA Trade Name: IRIE OKIE KIND CHOICE CANNABIS, LLC DAAA-SOL7-KRMZ [email protected] 2318330098 AFTON 74331 OTTAWA Trade Name: KIND CHOICE CANNABIS STONE CREEK OIL, LLC [email protected] DAAA-CQQU-EIZQ 6204318461 AFTON 74331 DELAWARE Trade Name: STONE CREEK OIL M 420 RIDING DIRTY ENTERPRISE LLC DAAA-41KK-CRUL [email protected] 5806821374 ALTUS 73521 JACKSON Trade Name: RIDING DIRTY DISPENSARY BCC FLOWER LLC DAAA-CQZL-SDQT [email protected] 5802153277 ALTUS 73521 JACKSON Trade Name: WEEHIVE CANNABIS DEEZ MEDZ RX LLC DAAA-3V1O-E8EE [email protected] 5804718655 ALTUS 73521 JACKSON Trade Name: DEEZ MEDZ RX LLC Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority OMMA.ok.gov Licensed Dispensaries | September 22, 2021 Page 2 of 160 NAME LICENSE No. EMAIL PHONE CITY ZIP COUNTY JUDE'S FARM LLC DAAA-VYJN-DF88 [email protected] 8179916350 ALTUS 73521 JACKSON Trade Name: GREEN BLOCK ALTUS KIOWA WELLNESS CENTER [email protected] DAAA-NKDV-ZKCF 5803799244 ALTUS 73521 JACKSON Trade Name: KIOWA WELLNESS CENTER OM MCHENRY GOLDBERG HOLDINGS, LLC DAAA-KTUT-Q43K [email protected] 4847975950 ALTUS 73521 JACKSON Trade Name: ELECTRALEAF MYSTIC LEAF, LLC DAAA-N1AX-RQXR [email protected] 3618168444 ALTUS 73521 JACKSON Trade Name: NAC ENTERPRISES, LLC DAAA-KXDX-MLLV [email protected] 4058083315 ALTUS 73521 JACKSON Trade Name: LOTUS GOLD ALTUS RELEAF WELLNESS CENTER LLC DAAA-EJLJ-IVLA [email protected] 5804710517 ALTUS 73521 JACKSON Trade Name: SCOTT PLATO DAAA-12XF-7NG0 [email protected] 5804814346 ALTUS 73521 JACKSON Trade Name: DP BEST BUDS MEDICAL MARIJUANA DISPENSARY SHADY'S SMOKE SHOP, LLC DAAA-4JUR-Y4SJ [email protected] 5804810154 ALTUS 73521 JACKSON Trade Name: SHADY'S SMOKE SHOP TERRA ROJA PHARMZ LLC DAAA-VKHB-6Z4X [email protected] 5809701474 ALTUS 73521 JACKSON Trade Name: TRPZ BUD BOUTIQUE WOLFPACK BUDS DISPENSARY LLC DAAA-OPYQ- [email protected] 4323056799 ALTUS 73521 JACKSON Trade Name: WOLFPACK BUDS DISPENSARY LLC WCQX WOLFPACK BUDS DISPENSARY LLC DAAA-BCWH- [email protected] 4323056799 ALTUS 73521 JACKSON Trade Name: WOLFPACK BUDS VUZ6 ALVATRAZ CANNABIS COMPANY LLC DAAA-U6J3-SKWI [email protected] 5807320038 ALVA 73717 WOODS Trade Name: HEALING HOPE 2, LLC DAAA-8GEM-V1DE [email protected] 5803343570 ALVA 73717 WOODS Trade Name: NONE IGGYS GREEN RUSH #2, LLC DAAA-GWPR- [email protected] 5807474002 ALVA 73717 WOODS Trade Name: QEKU JOINT PAIN ALVA, LLC DAAA-XVUO-ZZIX [email protected] 4056597460 ALVA 73717 WOODS Trade Name: JOINT PAIN ALVA, LLC Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority OMMA.ok.gov Licensed Dispensaries | September 22, 2021 Page 3 of 160 NAME LICENSE No. EMAIL PHONE CITY ZIP COUNTY JOINT PAIN, LLC DAAA-EKJH-PKNX [email protected] 9407278727 ALVA 73717 WOODS Trade Name: JOINT PAIN LLC NATIVE ROOTZ CANNABIS, INC DAAA-ARFD- [email protected] 4052451160 ANADARKO 73005 CADDO Trade Name: NATIVE ROOTZ NGZM PEACE PIPE BROTHERS LLC. DAAA-NYQC-DZT6 [email protected] 4054146922 ANADARKO 73005 CADDO Trade Name: PEACE PIPE BROS SPARK CANNABIS CO. DAAA-KKUI-OYGQ [email protected] 4055016795 ANADARKO 73005 CADDO Trade Name: SPARK CANNABIS CO. THE GREENHOUSE & SUPPLY COMPANY LLC DAAA-AKRC- [email protected] 4059334114 ANADARKO 73005 CADDO Trade Name: THE GREENHOUSE SUPPLY COMPANY LLC M6UN BEE HIGHVE LLC DAAA-NJPS-1XJD [email protected] 4055742622 ANADARKO 73042 CADDO Trade Name: KYLE LEONARD 20 ANTLERS FARM GROUP LLC DAAA-QBMS- [email protected] 4057353800 ANTLERS 74523 CHOCTAW Trade Name: 20 ANTLERS FARM GROUP LLC VDGE BETTER HEALTH OILS AND SUPPLEMENTS INC. DAAA-4JXJ-ND5S [email protected] 5802987905 ANTLERS 74523 PUSHMATAHA Trade Name: BETTER HEALTH OILS & SUPPLEMENTS INC. GOOD CROPS DISPENSARY LLC DAAA-EKPG-RPJM [email protected] 5802717017 ANTLERS 74523 PUSHMATAHA Trade Name: GOOD CROPS DISPENSARY GREEN SUNSET LLC DAAA-41FX- [email protected] 5809828466 ANTLERS 74523 PUSHMATAHA Trade Name: WMJW SCC LLC DAAA-35JC-XJQC [email protected] 5803268468 ANTLERS 74523 PUSHMATAHA Trade Name: SCC LLC SEVEN 8 NINE DISPENSARY LLC [email protected] DAAA-UOKY-XXU0 5805833889 APACHE 73006 CADDO Trade Name: OM SOUTHERN PLAINS PROCESSING, LLC DAAA-41ZP-SHYN [email protected] 2144929962 APACHE 73006 CADDO Trade Name: MED SHED INC. DAAA-41AY-C4P5 [email protected] 8018078918 ARAPAHO 73620 CUSTER Trade Name: MED SHED INC. MEDICANN-OK ARCADIA DAAA-4KMP-SIBZ [email protected] 4054645554 ARCADIA 73007 LOGAN Trade Name: MEDICANN-OK ARCADIA Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority OMMA.ok.gov Licensed Dispensaries | September 22, 2021 Page 4 of 160 NAME LICENSE No. EMAIL PHONE CITY ZIP COUNTY 1 PEAK PARTNERS INC. DAAA-4JNS-LR58 [email protected] 8187319876 ARDMORE 73401 CARTER Trade Name: DBA AQUILA DISPENSARY 120 KRAVE'S LLC DAAA-2PZY-UZAR [email protected] 9032676815 ARDMORE 73401 CARTER Trade Name: 2WHITES AND BOSA LLC DAAA-NJKE-KQIH [email protected] 5805043294 ARDMORE 73401 CARTER Trade Name: INDEPENDENCE FARMS 2 420 GREEN GRASS CORPORATION DAAA-N1DT-3FKW [email protected] 2544850894 ARDMORE 73401 CARTER Trade Name: 420 GREEN GRASS CORPORATION A&WHPMD, LLC DAAA-410C- [email protected] 5802160901 ARDMORE 73401 CARTER Trade Name: CBD PLUS USA MC5W ADVANCED CANNABIS CARE LLC DAAA-4KSY- [email protected] 5806304590 ARDMORE 73401 CARTER Trade Name: ADVANCED CANNABIS CARE LLC WMN4 ARBUCKLE FLOWER MEDICAL DISPENSARY LLC DAAA-N1NW- [email protected] 5802159845 ARDMORE 73401 CARTER Trade Name: ARBUCKLE FLOWER NJTG ARDMORE CANNABIS CONSOLIDATION, LLC DAAA-NYYN-QJSV [email protected] 2817336354 ARDMORE 73401 CARTER Trade Name: RED RIVER PHARMS BLOOMIN LADYBUDZ LLC. DAAA-VYY5-NEJF [email protected] 4695951588 ARDMORE 73401 CARTER Trade Name: BLOOMIN LADYBUDZ LLC. CALI CLOUDS, LLC [email protected] DAAA-VK7E-XOM8 5106316700 ARDMORE 73401 CARTER Trade Name: CALI CLOUDS LLC OM CAMEO GOLD LLC DAAA-57VT-APLF [email protected] 5806681048 ARDMORE 73401 CARTER Trade Name: CAMEO GOLD LLC EARTH WIND & FLOWER LLC DAAA-VKEF-0RMN [email protected] 2145431521 ARDMORE 73401 CARTER Trade Name: EARTH WIND & FLOWER EPH MARKET PLACE LLC DAAA-57AC-7JWU [email protected] 5804653009 ARDMORE 73401 CARTER Trade Name: EPH MARKET PLACE LLC GREENEST OF THEM ALL, LLC DAAA-NKDR-WS57 [email protected] 9403907940 ARDMORE 73401 CARTER Trade Name: GREENEST OF THEM ALL, LLC H.I. GARDEN DISPENSARY DAAA-DLX9-B6RQ [email protected] 5805045080 ARDMORE
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