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Medical Program –
Allowed
Decriminalized –
Yes
Medical Patients –
4 oz
4 oz/14-day period
Recreational Users –
Currently Prohibited
Medical Patients –
4% (4.5% in Oahu)
Recreational Users –
N/A
Currently Allowed
After receiving a written certification from a licensed physician, you will need to register online through the Medical Cannabis Registry Program portal at https://medmj.ehawaii.gov.
We strive to connect patients with meaningful, compassionate care and straightforward access to natural alternative medicine as healthcare providers who are also patients, we’re well-versed in both sides of the medical cannabis experience. Now, we’re sharing our knowledge with you. Why? Because we’re patients ourselves.
We’ve been in your shoes, so we know that a little support goes a long way. That’s why we give you a lot of support at every step of the process, whenever you need it.
We meet you where you are in your healing journey—no judgment, sales tactics, or complicated jargon that goes over your head. Whether you’ve used medical marijuana or not, we’re here for you.
Our licensed doctors can point you to a reputable, reliable pharmacy in your area that matches your budget and needs.
We rush your application through, but we’ll never rush you. And because we’re as thorough as we are fast, you can rest assured that your registration will be done right the first time.

Same Day Appointment - Same Day Certification

Wait several days for appointment /certification

Patient Support Center available 6 days a week to help you

No patient support or outsourced

One time payment with no hidden fees

Multiple charges and visits throughout the year that can cost upwards of $500 - $1200.

Money Back Guarantee - Approved or you get your money back

No refunds issued if you are denied a card

8AM - 8PM CST - Monday to Saturday

Limited hours during weekdays only

40,000 Satisfied Patients*

Unproven track record
Medical cannabis was legalized in Hawaii in 2000 when Act 228 was signed into law. The Medical Cannabis dispensaries Program was established in 2015 through Act 241, which allowed for the licensing of medical cannabis dispensaries and set up regulations for the sale and distribution of medical cannabis.
Caregivers must be 18 years or older, a legal resident of Hawaii, and not have any felony convictions. They must also be registered with the Department of Health and can only provide care for one registered patient at a time. Caregivers can assist patients with obtaining, administering, and transporting medical cannabis.
Registered patients and caregivers are allowed to possess up to four ounces of usable medical cannabis at any given time. Patients and caregivers can also grow up to ten plants at a time, regardless of the plant’s maturity.
You can purchase medical cannabis from state-licensed dispensaries, which are the only legal source for obtaining medical cannabis in Hawaii.
Your Hawaii medical cannabis card is valid for one year from the date of issuance. You will need to renew your card annually by submitting an application and paying the required fee.
Medical cannabis in Hawaii is available in various forms, including flowers, concentrates, tinctures, edibles, topicals, and transdermal patches.
Minors can access medical cannabis if they have a qualifying condition and written certification from a licensed physician. A parent or legal guardian must be designated as the minor’s caregiver and register with the Department of Health.
The cost of medical cannabis in Hawaii varies depending on the product and the dispensaries. Prices can range from $10 to $20 per gram for flowers, while other products like tinctures and concentrates may have different pricing. The cost of obtaining a medical cannabis card includes a $38.50 registration fee.
The exact number of dispensaries can change over time due to new licenses being issued and existing ones expiring. As of 2021, eight licensed dispensaries were operating in Hawaii. To find the most up-to-date information on dispensaries, you can visit the Hawaii Department of Health website or check for local listings.
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