Cannabis use is becoming increasingly popular in Missouri, and with that comes a lot of questions. To help clarify the legal landscape and answer some of the most common questions about cannabis use in the state, Weedmaps has compiled this list of frequently asked questions.<\/p>\n
1. Is cannabis legal in Missouri?<\/p>\n
Yes, cannabis is legal for medical use in Missouri. The state passed a law in 2018 that allows for the cultivation, sale, and use of medical marijuana. Patients must obtain a medical marijuana card from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services in order to legally purchase and use cannabis for medical purposes.<\/p>\n
2. Where can I buy cannabis in Missouri?<\/p>\n
Cannabis can be purchased from state-licensed dispensaries. There are currently more than 100 dispensaries operating in Missouri, with more expected to open in the near future. Patients must present their medical marijuana card in order to purchase cannabis products from these dispensaries.<\/p>\n
3. What types of cannabis products are available in Missouri?<\/p>\n
The types of cannabis products available in Missouri vary depending on the dispensary. Generally, dispensaries offer a variety of flower, edibles, concentrates, tinctures, topicals, and other products.<\/p>\n
4. How much cannabis can I possess in Missouri?<\/p>\n
Patients are allowed to possess up to four ounces of cannabis flower or its equivalent in other forms. This includes up to 36 grams of concentrates or up to 72 grams of edibles.<\/p>\n
5. Can I grow my own cannabis in Missouri?<\/p>\n
No, it is illegal to grow your own cannabis in Missouri. Only state-licensed cultivators are allowed to grow and sell cannabis products.<\/p>\n
6. Can I consume cannabis in public in Missouri?<\/p>\n
No, it is illegal to consume cannabis in public in Missouri. Consumption must take place in a private residence or other private location.<\/p>\n
7. Can I drive while under the influence of cannabis in Missouri?<\/p>\n
No, it is illegal to drive while under the influence of cannabis in Missouri. If you are found to be driving while impaired by cannabis, you may face criminal charges and\/or license suspension.<\/p>\n
8. Can I take cannabis across state lines in Missouri?<\/p>\n
No, it is illegal to transport cannabis across state lines in Missouri. Doing so could result in criminal charges and\/or fines.<\/p>\n
9. Is medical cannabis covered by insurance in Missouri?<\/p>\n
No, medical cannabis is not covered by insurance in Missouri at this time. Patients must pay out-of-pocket for their medical cannabis products.<\/p>\n
10. Are there any restrictions on who can use medical cannabis in Missouri?<\/p>\n
Yes, only patients with certain qualifying conditions are eligible for medical marijuana cards in Missouri. These conditions include cancer, glaucoma, HIV\/AIDS, epilepsy, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), chronic pain, and more. Patients must also be 18 years of age or older to qualify for a medical marijuana card.<\/p>\n
11. Is recreational cannabis legal in Missouri?<\/p>\n
No, recreational cannabis is not currently legal in Missouri. The state has only legalized medical marijuana at this time.<\/p>\n
12. Are there any restrictions on how much cannabis I can buy at one time? <\/p>\n
Yes, patients are limited to purchasing up to four ounces of cannabis flower or its equivalent in other forms at one time. This includes up to 36 grams of concentrates or up to 72 grams of edibles. <\/p>\n
13. Are there any age restrictions on who can purchase or use cannabis in Missouri? <\/p>\n
Yes, patients must be 18 years of age or older to qualify for a medical marijuana card and purchase or use cannabis products in Missouri. <\/p>\n
14. Is it legal to give away or share cannabis with others in Missouri? <\/p>\n
No, it is illegal to give away or share cannabis with others in Missouri. Doing so could result in criminal charges and\/or fines. <\/p>\n
15. Is it legal to sell cannabis products without a license in Missouri? <\/p>\n
No, it is illegal to sell cannabis products without a license in Missouri. Only state-licensed dispensaries are allowed to sell cannabis products legally. <\/p>\n
16. Are there any restrictions on where I can consume cannabis in Missouri? <\/p>\n
Yes, consumption must take place in a private residence or other private location. It is illegal to consume cannabis in public locations such as parks or on sidewalks. <\/p>\n
17. Are there any restrictions on how much THC is allowed in a product? <\/p>\n
Yes, all products must contain less than 0.3% THC by weight. This includes both flower and concentrates. <\/p>\n
18. Are there any restrictions on advertising for cannabis businesses? <\/p>\n
Yes, all advertising must comply with state regulations and cannot target minors or make false claims about the effects of cannabis use.<\/p>\n
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