Minnesota medical cannabis program facts
| Run by | Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management |
|---|---|
| How access works | A practitioner certifies you, and you then register as a patient |
| Adult use | Adults 21+ can use cannabis legally after 2023 legislation |
| State fee | The Office of Cannabis Management publishes the current fees |
| Validity | Determined by your certification |
| Telehealth | In Minnesota, certifications can be issued after a telehealth visit. |
Minnesota medical cannabis law highlights
- Patients can buy dried flower in addition to oils and other products.
- The Office of Cannabis Management oversees both the medical program and the adult-use market.
- Minnesota practitioners are allowed to certify patients by telehealth.
Conditions that can qualify in Minnesota
- Cancer
- Glaucoma
- HIV/AIDS
- Tourette's syndrome
- ALS
- Seizures
- Multiple sclerosis spasms
- Crohn's disease
- Terminal illness
- Intractable or chronic pain
- PTSD
- Autism
- Obstructive sleep apnea
- Alzheimer's disease
- Sickle cell disease
- Inflammatory bowel disease
- Irritable bowel syndrome
- OCD
How to get a medical marijuana card in Minnesota
Schedule a short phone or video evaluation, about 5–10 minutes, with My IV Doctors
Your practitioner certifies your qualifying condition
Register online
Wait for your approval
Purchase from medical dispensaries in Minnesota
Minnesota medical cannabis rules
- How much you can possess is governed by program rules.
- Public consumption and impaired driving are illegal.
