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Medical Program –
Allowed
Decriminalized –
Yes
Medical Patients –
2 oz
2 oz/10-day period
Recreational Users –
Currently Prohibited
Medical Patients –
0%
Recreational Users –
N/A
Currently Not Allowed
Medical cannabis has been legal in New Hampshire since 2013 when the state passed House Bill 573. The state’s medical cannabis program is managed by the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS).
To qualify as a medical cannabis patient in New Hampshire, you must:
Caregivers in New Hampshire must be at least 21 years old and have no felony drug convictions. They must also be designated by the patient and apply for a registry identification card. Caregivers can assist up to five qualifying patients.
Patients and caregivers in New Hampshire can possess up to 2 ounces of usable cannabis. Home cultivation is not allowed in the state.

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Medical cannabis can be purchased at state-licensed Alternative Treatment Centers (ATCs). There are four ATCs in New Hampshire, and patients can choose one to designate as their primary dispensaries.
Various forms of medical cannabis are available in New Hampshire, including flowers, concentrates, tinctures, edibles, and topicals.
Minors with qualifying conditions can access medical cannabis in New Hampshire with the consent of a parent or guardian. The parent or guardian must also apply to be the minor’s designated caregiver.
The cost of medical cannabis in New Hampshire varies based on the product and the specific ATC. Patients are encouraged to check the prices at their designated ATC.
There are four state-licensed Alternative Treatment Centers (ATCs) in New Hampshire.