April 25, 2022 - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. - PRESS RELEASE - Ethos Cannabis, a multi-state vertically integrated operator headquartered in Philadelphia, has officially announced the opening of its third medical dispensary in the Pittsburgh, Penn., area. This location is in Harmarville, at 5 Alpha Drive East, and will open from Thursday, April 28.
Ethos is one of nine Clinical Registrant (CR) licensees in Pennsylvania that is conducting research related to medical cannabis. Ethos collaborates in its research efforts with Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University, one of the country’s leading medical schools, and is certified by the Pennsylvania DOH as an Academic Clinical Research Center (ACRC). This new location in Harmarville represents Ethos’ sixth clinical registrant dispensary in the state and the third in the Pittsburgh area.
“We are excited to be opening another dispensary in Western Pennsylvania as part of our clinical research program partnership,” said David Clapper, chief executive officer of Ethos. “Not only will this new facility allow us to further expand medical marijuana research, but it will also open the door for new patients to experience the welcoming and educational atmosphere Ethos has come to be associated with.”
Ethos Cannabis’ two other locations in Western Pennsylvania are Pittsburgh South in Pleasant Hills—at 560 Clairton Blvd, Suite A—and Pittsburgh West at North Fayette—at 470 Home Dr.
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