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3 Simple Steps to Get Your Medical Marijuana Card
Schedule Your Online Appointment
Easily book your online appointment and share your medical history with a simple intake form.
Consultation With a Licensed Doctor
After your appointment, download your physician’s recommendation, and you’ll need to register with the state. You have 30 days from your appointment date to complete this step.
Get Your Arkansas Medical Marijuana Card
If your application is approved, the ADH will send you your medical marijuana card. You will then be able to use your card to purchase medical marijuana from licensed dispensaries in Arkansas.
Arkansas: Everything You Need To Know
Arkansas Law
Arkansas has a medical marijuana card to provide safe access to marijuana products to patients. The program was approved by voters in 2016, and the state has established specific rules for patients, physicians, and dispensaries. The following is a summary of the Arkansas medical marijuana laws:
- Arkansas voters passed Amendment 98 (Issue 6), allowing 21 and older qualified patients to use marijuana products with a doctor’s approval.
- Patient requires proof of Arkansas residency.
- Patients 18 or older can qualify for medical marijuana if they are recommended by a certified Arkansas physician, but a parent/legal guardian must act as a caregiver and provide written consent.
- Patients can possess up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana every 14 days from licensed dispensaries.
- Visiting patients may buy medical marijuana if they hold a valid card (or equivalent) from their home state and provide certification.
The Arkansas Medical Marijuana Cultivation (AMMC) Program oversees cultivators, processors, and dispensaries, enforcing packaging, labeling, and testing rules.
Arkansas Reform Timeline
2016 – Voter Approval of Marijuana
Voters passed Amendment 98 (Issue 6) in November 2016, legalizing medical marijuana for qualifying patients.
2019 – First Licensed Dispensary Launch
After years of planning and licensing, the first licensed dispensary opened in May 2019, allowing patients to purchase marijuana legally.
2024 – Proposal for Expansion & Amendment Filed
A proposed constitutional amendment was filed to seek to broaden qualifying conditions, extend Medical Marijuana Card validity from 1 to 3 years, allow home cultivation, include additional medical professionals in certifying patients, and recognize out-of-state cards.
2025 – Patient Growth
By 2023, the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Card had reached 100,000 active patients and recorded massive cannabis sales since 2019.
April 16, 2025 – Gov. Sanders Vetoes HB1889
HB1889 tried to make it easier and safer for patients to get medical marijuana with drive-thru pickup and simpler delivery. Governor Sanders vetoed the bill, so those improvements were blocked, and strict rules remain in place.
Arkansas Possession Limits
- Registered patients with a valid Arkansas Medical Marijuana Card can possess up to 2.5 ounces of cannabis every 14 days from licensed dispensaries.
- Recreational use of marijuana is not legal in Arkansas. Only qualified patients can legally use and possess it.
- Cultivating marijuana plants at home is not allowed, even for qualified patients. It must be purchased from state-licensed dispensaries.
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FAQs
What are Arkansas’s medical marijuana card qualifying health conditions?
Individuals may qualify for a medical marijuana card in Arkansas if diagnosed with any of the following by a licensed provider:
- Crohn's disease
- Severe nausea
- Peripheral neuropathy
- Glaucoma
- Cancer
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- Hepatitis C
- Positive status for HIV/AIDS
- Fibromyalgia
- Ulcerative colitis
- Alzheimer's disease
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
- Cachexia
- Tourette's syndrome
- Severe and persistent muscle spasms
- Intractable pain (pain that fails to respond to ordinary treatment, medication, or surgical measures for over 6 months)
- Severe arthritis
- Seizures/epilepsy
When i can renew my medical marijuana card in Arkansas?
Your medical marijuana card is valid for up to one year, or less if specified by your physician. You can renew it up to 60 days before it expires.
Is medical marijuana treatment legal in Arkansas?
Yes, as long as the medical marijuana is purchased by the licensed dispensary for the qualifying patients via the state-regulated program, marijuana is legal. Patients with a valid state-issued medical marijuana card are legally authorized to purchase, possess within limits, and use these products.
Can i cultivate cannabis in Arkansas?
Cultivating medical marijuana at home is not allowed, even for qualified patients. It must be purchased from state-licensed dispensaries.
Are medical marijuana cards available in Arkansas?
Adults aged 21 and over are eligible to apply for an Arkansas Medical Marijuana Card. However, individuals 18 and older may also qualify if they have a diagnosed medical condition that meets the state’s requirements.
When does my Arkansas medical card expire?
Adult in-state medical marijuana cards are valid for 1 year from the date of issue.
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