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Since 2019, The Sanctuary Wellness Institute has helped tens of thousands of people get a medical marijuana card and access the treatment they need. The doctors we are affiliated with in New Mexico have extensive experience in the medical marijuana space, and our phone staff is happy to answer your questions about the New Mexico medical marijuana program.
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Book online or call us at 484-346-5140 to schedule an appointment with a licensed medical marijuana doctor.
Submit a medical marijuana card application through the state’s online patient portal. The state does not charge a fee.
Once your application is approved, you’ll be granted immediate access to your electronic card.
To be eligible for a medical marijuana card in New Mexico, you must be diagnosed with one of the following qualifying conditions:
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There are over 600 marijuana dispensaries operating in New Mexico. As a registered patient or caregiver, you can purchase a variety of products, including edibles, topicals, tinctures, concentrates, and cannabis flower. Cardholders can buy up to 15 ounces of cannabis flower per 90-day period. See our New Mexico dispensary guide.
New Mexico's medical marijuana program was established in 2007 following the passing of the Lynn and Erin Compassionate Use Act. The program allows qualified patients suffering from qualifying conditions to access medical cannabis.
To participate, patients must obtain a recommendation from a licensed healthcare provider and apply for a Medical Cannabis Card through the New Mexico Department of Health. Once approved, patients can purchase medical marijuana from licensed dispensaries throughout the state.
In New Mexico, medical marijuana patients must renew their MMJ cards every three years. To renew your card, complete the following steps:
A caregiver is someone who assists a qualifying medical marijuana patient with the purchase, transport, administration, and/or cultivation of medical marijuana. In New Mexico, caregivers must be state residents who’re at least 18 years old.
To become a caregiver in New Mexico, complete the following steps:
Yes, you can get a medical marijuana card online in New Mexico. The state allows telemedicine evaluations.
In New Mexico, the state does not charge a fee for MMJ card applications.
After you submit your application for a medical card in New Mexico, the state typically takes up to five days to process it. Once you’re approved, you'll be granted instantaneous access to your electronic card.
Yes, anxiety can qualify you for medical marijuana in New Mexico.
In New Mexico, a minor can obtain medical marijuana as long as a parent or legal guardian consents and registers to serve as their designated caregiver.
New Mexico cardholders can purchase up to 15 ounces of cannabis flower per 90-day period.
In New Mexico, adults who're 21 and older can purchase recreational cannabis without a medical card. However, you'll need one to buy medical cannabis products.
In New Mexico, medical patients are allowed to grow up to six mature cannabis plants and six seedlings, with a maximum of 12 per household.
Yes, New Mexico accepts out-of-state medical marijuana cards.
Whether you can use your New Mexico medical card in other states will depend on those states' reciprocity laws. Some states accept out-of-state MMJ cards, while others don't. Be sure to research relevant legislation before traveling.
Yes, adults 21 and over can buy recreational marijuana in New Mexico.
In New Mexico, an MMJ card is valid for three years from its date of issuance.
To renew your New Mexico medical card, you must first schedule a renewal evaluation with a medical marijuana doctor, which you can do through The Sanctuary. Once you’re certified, you can submit a renewal application through the state’s online portal.
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