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Medical Program –
Allowed
Decriminalized –
No
Medical Patients –
50-75 mg/day
Recreational Users –
Currently Prohibited
Medical Patients –
9%
Recreational Users –
N/A
Currently Not Allowed
Alabama has legalized medical cannabis with the passage of Senate Bill 46, also known as the Darren Wesley ‘Ato’ Hall Compassion Act, signed into law on May 17, 2021. However, the program is not yet fully operational, and medical cannabis is not currently available for patients.
To qualify as a medical cannabis patient in Alabama, you must:
Please note that the program is not yet fully operational, and the process may change as the program is implemented.

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Information on medical cannabis caregiver laws in Alabama is limited. As the program is implemented, more information on caregiver requirements and regulations should become available.
As the Alabama medical cannabis program is not yet fully operational, possession and cultivation limits are not yet established. Please check for the most recent updates and developments since September 2021.
Once the medical cannabis program is operational, medical cannabis will be available for purchase from state-licensed dispensaries located throughout Alabama.
The medical cannabis program in Alabama will allow various forms of medical cannabis, such as tablets, capsules, tinctures, and topicals. However, smoking and vaping medical cannabis will not be allowed under Alabama law.
Minors can access medical cannabis in Alabama with the consent of a parent or legal guardian, who must also be registered as the minor’s caregiver.
The cost of medical cannabis in Alabama will depend on the product and the dispensaries. Patients should expect to pay for their