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Easily book your online appointment and share your medical history with a simple intake form.
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After your appointment, your certifying physician will provide your medical certification which you must submit through the West Virginia Office of Medical Cannabis patient portal along with required documents.
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Once approved by the Office of Medical Cannabis within 30 days, you will receive your West Virginia medical marijuana card via email for download.
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West Virginia: Everything You Need to Know
West Virginia Laws
West Virginia’s medical marijuana program was established under the Medical Cannabis Act (Senate Bill 386) in 2017 and is regulated by the Office of Medical Cannabis within the Bureau of Public Health.
- Only medical cannabis is legal in the state for registered patients with qualifying conditions.
- Patients must be West Virginia residents with valid medical cannabis cards issued by the state.
- Recreational use is illegal in West Virginia – only medical cannabis is permitted.
- Home cultivation of marijuana is strictly prohibited for all patients – cannabis must be purchased from licensed dispensaries only.
- Smoking medical cannabis is completely banned.
- Out-of-state patients cannot access West Virginia’s medical program.
- Public consumption is prohibited – medical cannabis may only be used in private residences.
- Driving under influence is illegal.
West Virginia Reform Timeline
2017 – Medical Program Established
- Governor Jim Justice signed Senate Bill 386 (Medical Cannabis Act) creating a medical-only cannabis program with strict regulations and limited product forms.
2019 – Program Implementation
- State began accepting patient applications after initial delays, with first dispensary sales expected to begin in 2020 following licensing process.
2020 – Program Expansion
- Legislature passed Senate Bill 339 adding “dry leaf or plant form” to previously limited product options while maintaining smoking prohibition and strict regulatory framework.
2022-2025 – Fully Operational
- West Virginia’s medical cannabis program became fully operational with licensed dispensaries serving registered patients under updated legislative rules while maintaining medical-only access.
West Virginia Possession Limits
West Virginia law establishes strict medical-only possession limits for marijuana.
- Medical patients may purchase up to a 30-day supply per transaction, not exceeding 6 ounces of dried cannabis or equivalent in other approved forms.
- All medical cannabis must be stored in original dispensary containers with child-resistant packaging as provided by licensed facilities.
- Home cultivation is completely prohibited for all patients.
- Patients must present valid state medical cannabis card when purchasing from licensed dispensaries.
- Patients under 18 must have parent or guardian serve as registered caregiver to access medical cannabis program.
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FAQs
What medical conditions qualify for cannabis treatment in West Virginia?
Qualifying conditions for West Virginia medical marijuana treatment include cancer, HIV/AIDS, ALS, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, PTSD, chronic pain, Crohn's disease, Huntington's disease, sickle cell anemia, terminal illness, and other specific neurological conditions listed in state law.
Is recreational cannabis legal in West Virginia?
No, West Virginia operates a medical-only cannabis program established in 2017. Recreational cannabis remains illegal and only registered patients with qualifying medical conditions can legally access cannabis in the state.
What are the purchase limits for medical cannabis in West Virginia?
Patients may purchase up to a 30-day supply per transaction, not exceeding 6 ounces of dried cannabis or equivalent in other approved forms, and must store products in original dispensary containers.
Can I grow medical cannabis at home in West Virginia?
No, home cultivation of marijuana is strictly prohibited for all patients in West Virginia. Unlicensed growing is a criminal offense and patients can only obtain medical cannabis from state-licensed dispensaries with no exceptions.
Can I make my own edibles with medical cannabis in West Virginia?
Yes, while dispensaries cannot sell edibles, patients are legally allowed to incorporate medical cannabis into edible form at home to aid ingestion, but cannot sell homemade edibles to others.
How long is my West Virginia medical cannabis card valid?
West Virginia medical cannabis cards are valid for one year and require annual renewal with updated physician certification.