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Nevada: Everything You Need to Know
Nevada Laws
Nevada’s medical program was established in 2001 through the Medical Use of Marijuana Act and is regulated by Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB). Patients with qualifying conditions can receive registry identification cards and access medical marijuana through licensed dispensaries.
- Patients must be Nevada residents with physician-certified qualifying medical conditions.
- Qualifying conditions include cancer, AIDS, epilepsy, PTSD, chronic pain, autism spectrum disorder, and opioid dependence.
- Registry identification cards are issued through the Medical Marijuana Patient Cardholder Registry.
- Home cultivation of cannabis is permitted for registered patients with specific plant limits.
- Primary caregivers must be Nevada residents and can serve patients who need assistance.
- Out-of-state medical patients have reciprocity rights to purchase marijuana in Nevada.
- Adult-use cannabis legal for 21+ since 2017.
- Local governments may impose additional regulations beyond state requirements.
Nevada Reform Timeline
2001 – Medical Program Established
- Nevada passes the Medical Use of Marijuana Act, establishing a state registry program.
2014 – Medical Establishment Licensing
- Nevada begins licensing medical marijuana establishments including dispensaries, cultivation facilities, and testing laboratories.
2016 – Adult-Use Legalization
- Nevada voters pass the Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana Act (Ballot Question 2) with 54% approval, legalizing adult-use cannabis.
2017 – Adult-Use Implementation
- Adult-use cannabis becomes legal January 1, 2017.
- Licensed retail sales officially launch on July 1
2020 – Administrative Transfer
- Cannabis Compliance Board assumes administration of medical cannabis program from Department of Taxation, while DPBH continues managing patient registry.
2025 – Program Modernization
- Online portal temporarily unavailable while system undergoes updates, with applications accepted via mail, email, fax, and in-person methods.
Nevada Possession Limits
Nevada law establishes separate marijuana possession allowances for medical patients versus adult-use consumers.
- Medical patients may possess up to 2.5 ounces of usable marijuana per 14-day period
- Medical patients may cultivate up to 12 mature plants at home only if they meet at least one of these criteria: no dispensary within 25 miles, too ill or lack the transportation to travel, the specific strain of cannabis needed for their treatment not available.
- Adult-use consumers (21+) may possess up to 2.5 ounces of cannabis flower and 0.25 ounces of concentrate.
- Adult-use consumers may cultivate up to 6 plants per person, maximum 12 plants per household, only if residing more than 25 miles from licensed dispensary.
- All cultivation must occur in locked rooms not visible to public.
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FAQs
Who is eligible for Nevada’s medical cannabis program?
Nevada residents with qualifying conditions including cancer, AIDS, epilepsy, chronic pain, PTSD, autism spectrum disorder, glaucoma, and opioid dependence. A physician must provide medical cannabis authorization and you must register with the Division of Public and Behavioral Health.
How much medical cannabis can I possess in Nevada?
Nevada medical patients can possess up to 2.5 ounces of usable marijuana per 14-day period. You can also possess equivalent amounts in concentrates, edibles, and other cannabis products.
Can I grow medical cannabis at home in Nevada?
Yes, registered medical patients in Nevada can cultivate up to 12 mature marijuana plants at home. Plants must be grown in locked rooms not visible to the public.
Can I use my Nevada medical cannabis card in other states?
Nevada offers reciprocity for out-of-state medical cannabis patients, allowing them to purchase medical marijuana at licensed Nevada dispensaries. However, other states may not recognize Nevada cards.
How long does it take to get a medical marijuana card in Nevada?
The Division of Public and Behavioral Health in Nevada processes applications within 24-72 hours. All applicants receive approval or denial notification within 30 days, with approved patients receiving temporary authorization valid for 60 days.
When does my Nevada medical cannabis card expire?
Nevada medical cannabis cards are available in 1-year or 2-year terms depending on your selection during application. Caregiver cards are valid for one year only. All cards must be renewed before expiration with updated physician authorization.
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