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Medical Program – Not Allowed
Decriminalized – Yes
Medical Patient –
Currently Prohibited
Recreational Users –
Currently Prohibited
Currently Not Allowed
Medical cannabis is not broadly legal in North Carolina. However, the state has legalized the use of CBD oil with a low THC content for patients with intractable epilepsy.
Only intractable epilepsy is a qualifying condition for the limited medical cannabis program in North Carolina.
Clinical Research Trials: Opportunities for clinical research trials may vary. To find trials in North Carolina, you can search the ClinicalTrials.gov database.

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As medical cannabis is not broadly legal in North Carolina, there is no process to qualify as a medical cannabis patient beyond the limited CBD oil program for intractable epilepsy.
There are no specific medical cannabis caregiver laws in North Carolina due to the limited nature of the program.
The cultivation of cannabis is illegal in North Carolina, and there are no possession limits specific to medical cannabis patients.
Due to the limited scope of the medical cannabis program, there are no medical cannabis dispensaries in North Carolina. Patients with intractable epilepsy must obtain CBD oil from other sources.
Only low-THC CBD oil is available for patients with intractable epilepsy.
Minors with intractable epilepsy may have access to low-THC CBD oil under the care of a physician.
As there is no medical cannabis program in the state, there is no established cost structure for medical cannabis in North Carolina.
There are no medical cannabis dispensaries in North Carolina due to the limited nature of the program.