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Oklahoma: Everything You Need to Know
Oklahoma Laws
- Oklahoma’s medical program remains fully legal under State Question 788 (2018) and is governed by Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes, regulated by the OMMA.
- It remains classified as Schedule I at the federal level, but licensed patients can legally possess state-approved quantities.
- Without a valid medical card, possession of even small amounts can result in misdemeanor charges, including up to 6 months in jail and a $1,000 fine.
- With a card, driving under the influence remains a strict zero-tolerance offense; any detectable active compound may result in DUI penalties.
- OMMA license holders must comply with commercial rules (packaging, labeling, testing, records), per legislative updates in 2025.
Oklahoma Reform Timeline
2018 – Approval of SQ 788
- Legalized prospective medical program, establishing patient and provider licensing through OMMA.
2019 – Unity adjustments
- Introduced protections: small-scale unlicensed possession (up to 1.5 oz) for those stating medical need is a misdemeanor with a fine only.
2023 – Adult-use defeated
- SQ 820 (adult‑use initiative) fails, keeping Oklahoma’s framework strictly medical-based.
2024–2025 – Regulatory refinements
- New laws tighten controls: packaging rules, modified licenses & application fees, background checks, barcode/QR‑code labeling.
- Pre‑packaging mandate effective June 1, 2025: retail packages must be 0.5 g-3 oz, sealed and labeled per OMMA standards.
Late-2025
- Moratorium in place for qualifying new licensees until mid-2026 as part of supply adjustment discussions.
Oklahoma Possession Limits
- With a valid card:
- Up to 3 oz of flower product
- Up to 6 mature and 6 plants at a private residence
- Up to 72 oz of ingestible products
- At home:
- The total daily possession limit is 8 oz of flower without exceeding plant limits.
- Without a card:
- Holding 1.5 oz or less, plus stating a medical condition, is a misdemeanor with a maximum $400 fine.
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Oklahoma Qualifying Conditions
Individuals may qualify for a medical card in Oklahoma if diagnosed with any of the following by a licensed provider:
- HIV or AIDS
- Alzheimer’s disease
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
- Cancer
- Cachexia (wasting syndrome)
- Persistent nausea that is not significantly responsive to treatment
- Excludes nausea caused by pregnancy or herbal therapy-induced cyclic vomiting
- Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis
- Epilepsy or other debilitating seizure disorders
- Multiple sclerosis (MS) or persistent, debilitating muscle spasms
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), with:
- VA diagnosis documented in medical records, or
- Evaluation by a psychiatrist, licensed psychologist, clinical social worker, or psychiatric APRN
- Autism spectrum disorder
- Terminal illness with a life expectancy of under six months
- Conditions qualifying for hospice care
- Rare diseases affecting fewer than 200,000 individuals in the U.S. that are not adequately managed with conventional (non-opioid) treatments
- Persistent pain lasting longer than two weeks and not relieved by traditional treatments (excluding opioids)
- Acute pain is expected to last for two or more weeks, such as post-surgical recovery
How many Oklahoma voters support recreational legalization?
A 2023 special election on State Question 820 proposed recreational legalization for adults 21+, including possession up to one ounce and personal cultivation up to six mature plants. Voters decisively rejected it, around 62% voted against, while approximately 38% supported it.
Is this treatment legal in Oklahoma?
- Yes, State Question 788 (2018) legalized medical use for qualifying patients via the state-regulated program. Patients with a valid state-issued medical card are legally authorized to purchase, possess within limits, and use these products.
Can medical patients grow it in Oklahoma?
- Yes, certified patients may cultivate up to 6 mature and 6 seedling plants at their primary residence, in addition to carrying permitted possession amounts.
Are medical cards available in Oklahoma?
- Yes. Oklahoma residents can apply for an adult two‑year medical card. Out-of-state cardholders may obtain a short-term license (valid 30 days), and minors or caregivers can apply under specific provisions.
When does my Oklahoma medical card expire?
- Adult in-state medical cards are valid for two years from the issue date.
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