Nevada medical marijuana card FAQ

Indeed, to gain approval for a medical marijuana license in Nevada, an applicant must present a state-issued driver's license or an identification card as proof of residency at a specific address.

In order to obtain a medical marijuana card in Nevada, you need to be a resident with a state-issued driver's license or identification card. There are no age limitations, however, patients under the age of 18 must have a caregiver. To qualify, a patient must have a diagnosed medical condition that meets the state's eligibility criteria, a physician's endorsement, complete all necessary documentation, and pay all applicable fees.

Indeed, to gain approval for a medical marijuana license in Nevada, an applicant must present a state-issued driver's license or an identification card as proof of residency at a specific address.

In order to obtain a medical marijuana card in Nevada, you need to be a resident with a state-issued driver's license or identification card. There are no age limitations, however, patients under the age of 18 must have a caregiver. To qualify, a patient must have a diagnosed medical condition that meets the state's eligibility criteria, a physician's endorsement, complete all necessary documentation, and pay all applicable fees.

In Nevada, medical marijuana cardholders are permitted to cultivate cannabis under the following circumstances:

• If the local dispensary is unable to provide the specific strain of marijuana required by the cardholder, or
• If the cardholder is unable to reasonably travel to the local dispensary due to health issues or lack of transportation, or
• If there is no dispensary within a 25-mile radius.
• If cardholders meet any of these conditions, they are allowed to have up to twelve (12) marijuana plants in total, regardless of whether they are mature or immature.

Indeed, to gain approval for a medical marijuana license in Nevada, an applicant must present a state-issued driver's license or an identification card as proof of residency at a specific address.

In order to obtain a medical marijuana card in Nevada, you need to be a resident with a state-issued driver's license or identification card. There are no age limitations, however, patients under the age of 18 must have a caregiver. To qualify, a patient must have a diagnosed medical condition that meets the state's eligibility criteria, a physician's endorsement, complete all necessary documentation, and pay all applicable fees.

While recreational marijuana is legalized in Nevada for individuals aged 21 and over, there are distinct advantages to having a medical marijuana card.

• Cardholders are exempt from the 10% retail excise tax and are allowed to purchase over double the quantity of flower (2.5 oz), concentrates, and edibles compared to those without a card. 
• Cannabis cultivation is permitted for adults who are 21 years old and above. However, there are limitations on home cultivation if patients live within a 25-mile radius of an operational dispensary. Exceptions to this rule can be made for patients who are growing specific strains of cannabis not available at their local dispensary, as they are allowed to continue cultivating these strains at home.