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Book NowYes, medical marijuana is legal in Virginia. The state passed legislation in 2020 allowing for the medical use of marijuana for qualifying patients.
Virginia has a list of qualifying conditions for medical marijuana, which include cancer, glaucoma, multiple sclerosis, HIV/AIDS, Crohn’s disease, epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease, and any condition causing severe, persistent pain or severe nausea.
To become a medical marijuana patient in Virginia, you must first be diagnosed with a qualifying condition by a healthcare provider. Then, you need to register with the Virginia Board of Pharmacy and obtain a written certification from a registered practitioner. This certification allows you to purchase medical cannabis from licensed dispensaries. Virginia Cannabis Clinic provides this for qualified patients in 15 minutes.
Virginia has licensed dispensaries called “pharmaceutical processors” that are authorized to dispense medical marijuana products. These processors are located throughout the state, and you can find their locations on the Virginia Board of Pharmacy’s website.
Virginia allows for the use of medical marijuana in various forms, including oils, tinctures, capsules, lozenges, topicals, and patches. However, smoking marijuana is still prohibited under Virginia law.
No, home cultivation of marijuana for medical purposes is not permitted in Virginia. Medical marijuana must be obtained from licensed pharmaceutical processors.
Yes, registered patients can possess and transport medical marijuana within Virginia as long as it remains in its original packaging and they have their valid medical marijuana certification with them.
Virginia does not recognize out-of-state medical marijuana cards. To legally use medical marijuana in Virginia, you must obtain a medical marijuana certification issued by the Virginia Board of Pharmacy.