This resource is meant to assist patients in states with medical marijuana laws. Each states’ medical marijuana law is different, and some can be quite complex. Please read the guide for your state of residence in order to stay safe and legal.
See also ASA’s section on state, federal and local statutes and case law concerning medical marijuana.
Becoming a Patient in Alaska
Becoming a Patient in California
Becoming a Patient in Colorado
Becoming a Patient in Hawaii
Becoming a Patient in Maine
Becoming a Patient in Maryland
Becoming a Patient in Montana
Becoming a Patient in Nevada
Becoming a Patient in Oregon
Becoming a Patient in Vermont
Becoming a Patient in Washington
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I have a stream-lined juicer to make raw cannabis juice from my garden in the back yard, and I think it’s only very good. The taste is very strong; I like to drink it with apple sauce or maybe with milk, it is advisable to change it out right off or juice might drain about your kitchen counter. The weird thing is that it doesn’t make me high or anything, so I’m taking all the same risks as if I was growing to smoke it but without the psychoactive effect. I hope the medicinal value is worth it. So far I’m not sure I feel any real difference, but I”m not treating an infirmity, I’m just doing it for good health. Lucky for me I have a nice protected yard to keep my garden safe. I’m going through a really lot of weed and don’t know how I’m going to get through the winter after the growing season ends. I wish there was a farmers’ market where I could pick it up in bulk like wheat grass.