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Easily book your online appointment and share your medical history with a simple intake form.
Consultation With a Licensed Doctor
After your appointment, your physician will submit your certification to the Utah state Electronic Verification System (EVS). You'll then complete your card application through the EVS portal.
Get Your Utah Medical Marijuana Card
Once approved, download your Utah Medical Cannabis Card directly from the EVS portal. You can print or save it to your device and begin purchasing at licensed pharmacies.
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Utah: Everything You Need to Know
Utah Laws
Utah’s medical cannabis program was established in 2018 and is regulated by the Utah Department of Health. Qualified patients with registered healthcare provider recommendations can access medical cannabis through state-licensed pharmacies.
- Patients must be Utah residents to obtain standard medical cannabis cards.
- Recommendations must come from registered Utah healthcare providers (physicians, nurse practitioners, or physician assistants).
- Qualifying conditions include HIV/AIDS, Alzheimer’s disease, ALS, cancer, cachexia, Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, PTSD, autism, terminal illness, chronic pain lasting over two weeks, persistent nausea, and rare conditions affecting fewer than 200,000 Americans.
- Patients aged 18-20 and minors must petition the Compassionate Use Board for approval.
- Home cultivation is prohibited for all patients.
- Smoking cannabis is illegal; only vaporization and other non-combustion methods are permitted.
- Recreational cannabis remains illegal in Utah.
Utah Reform Timeline
2014 – CBD Program Established
- Utah passes legislation allowing patients with intractable epilepsy to access CBD-rich cannabis extracts with no more than 0.3% THC.
2018 – Medical Cannabis Approved
- Voters approve Proposition 2 legalizing medical cannabis in November. The law is replaced with compromise legislation in December featuring tighter restrictions and greater state oversight.
2019 – Program Modifications
- Governor signs legislation making key modifications including prohibiting discrimination against medical cannabis patients in family court matters and expanding physician authority.
2020 – Pharmacies Open and Delivery Begins
- Utah’s first medical cannabis pharmacies open in Salt Lake City. Home delivery and drive-through services are implemented to improve patient access.
2022-2025 – Ongoing Status
- Lawmakers continue amending the program to address employment protections, expand qualifying conditions, and improve access for registered patients.
Utah Possession Limits
Utah law allows qualified patients to possess medical marijuana within limits.
- Patients may possess up to a 30-day supply of medical cannabis products.
- Maximum unprocessed cannabis possession is 113 grams by weight.
- Maximum THC content is 20 grams total.
- Home cultivation is illegal.
- Out-of-state patients with valid medical cannabis cards can apply for temporary 21-day Utah cards, with a maximum of two cards per year.
- Patients must present valid medical cannabis card and government-issued identification when purchasing.
- Utah medical marijuana cards are valid for one year from the date of registration. Though, shorter durations are also available depending on the patient’s condition.
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FAQs
What medical conditions qualify for a Utah medical marijuana card?
Qualifying conditions include HIV/AIDS, Alzheimer's disease, ALS, cancer, cachexia, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, PTSD, autism, terminal illness, chronic pain lasting over two weeks, persistent nausea, and rare conditions affecting fewer than 200,000 Americans.
Can out-of-state patients use medical marijuana in Utah?
Yes, out-of-state patients with valid medical cannabis cards from their home states can apply for temporary 21-day Utah cards. Patients may obtain a maximum of two 21-day cards per calendar year and must be diagnosed with a qualifying condition under Utah law.
How much medical marijuana can I possess in Utah?
Patients may possess up to a 30-day supply of medical cannabis products, with a maximum of 113 grams of unprocessed cannabis or 20 grams of THC total.
Can I grow my own medical marijuana in Utah?
No, home cultivation is strictly prohibited for all patients in Utah. Patients must purchase all medical cannabis products from state-licensed medical cannabis pharmacies or through approved home delivery services.
Can I smoke medical marijuana in Utah?
No, smoking cannabis is prohibited under Utah law. Patients may only use medical cannabis through vaporization, tablets, capsules, concentrated oils, topicals, transdermal patches, sublingual preparations, or other non-combustion methods approved by the state.
When does my Utah medical marijuana card expire?
Utah medical cannabis cards are valid for one year from the date of registration. Providers may choose shorter expiration dates based on individual medical needs.
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