Hurricane Isaias Updates Impacting MÜV Dispensaries

Hurricane Isaias is moving toward Florida, and some MÜV dispensaries may close or adjust their hours as the storm passes. Your safety, and the safety of our team, comes first.

Forecasters expect Isaias to bring strong winds, heavy rain, and possible flooding to parts of the state, with the heaviest impacts expected along the Panhandle and North Florida. Weather this intense can change quickly, so we're watching the forecast closely and will make decisions location by location.

Potential Closings and Adjusted Hours

With the upcoming intense weather, we anticipate potential closings at MÜV dispensaries in the storm's path. Any closure or change in hours will depend on local conditions, official guidance, and whether it's safe for patients and team members to travel.

If you rely on medical cannabis as part of your routine, consider visiting your local MÜV or placing an order for pickup before the weather arrives. Planning ahead may help you avoid an unexpected gap if your nearest location closes temporarily.

Dispensary Closures

• Pensacola: 12:00 PM closure on 10/9
• Navarre: 12:00 PM closure on 10/9
• Shalimar: 12:00 PM closure on 10/9 (Delivery closed 10/9 & 10/10)
• Miramar Beach: Closed all day on 10/9
• Panama City Beach: 12:00 PM closure on 10/9

Dispensary Delays

• None at this time.

Patients, Please Stay Safe Out There

To all of our patients: please stay safe out there. A few reminders as Isaias approaches:

• Follow guidance from local officials and the National Hurricane Center, and leave right away if an evacuation order is issued for your area.
• Visit FloridaDisaster.org to find your evacuation zone, local shelters, and a supply checklist.
• Pack your medical cannabis in its original, labeled packaging with your medical marijuana use registry ID card, especially if you need to evacuate.
• Store products in a cool, dry place and keep them sealed and out of reach of children and pets.
• Never drive or walk through flooded roads. Just 6 inches of moving water can knock a person off their feet.

Check on neighbors, family, and friends who may need extra help, and wait until officials say it's safe before heading out after the storm.

Stay Tuned for Updates

We'll post any closures, reopenings, and hour changes here as soon as decisions are made. Before you head out, check your location's hours on muvfl.com or Google.

Thank you for your patience. We look forward to welcoming you back as soon as it's safe.