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FAQs

• What Are the Qualifying Conditions for a Vermont Medical Marijuana Card?

  Medical Patients with the following conditions to apply for a Vermont ID card:

  • Any patient receiving hospice care
  • Cachexia or wasting syndrome
  • Cancer
  • Crohn’s disease
  • Glaucoma
  • HIV or AIDS
  • Multiple Sclerosis
  • Parkinson’s disease
  • Post-traumatic Stress Disorder
  • Seizures
  • Severe or chronic pain
  • Severe nausea
• Is Pot Legal in Vermont?

  Yes! Both medical and recreational use of marijuana is legal in the state of Vermont. In 2004, the state legalized the use of medical marijuana. Then, in 2018, Vermont became the first state to legalize recreational marijuana through the legislature rather than a ballot initiative.

• Does VT Accept Out-Of-State Medical Cards?

  Vermont does not currently accept out-of-state medical cards. However, Vermont has legalized recreational marijuana use for adults 21 and over, so it might not be necessary for someone to have a medical marijuana card to purchase Vermont weed.

• Can You Legally Grow a Cannabis Plant in Vermont?

  Yes. An adult can grow up to two mature and four seedling plants in their residence. Vermont marajuana must be grown out of sight from the public.

• Where Are Vermont Medical Marijuana Patients Allowed to Possess and Use Medical Marijuana Treatment?

  Vermont state law prohibits cannabis in public places, including for medical patients. Residents should refrain from use in the following locations:

  • Sidewalks
  • Parks
  • Public establishments and businesses
  • Public transportation
  • Smoking cannabis is prohibited in places where it is illegal to smoke tobacco.
  • Property owners and landlords can ban the possession and use of cannabis on their properties.
  • Employers can ban possession and use at the workplace.
• What’s Required to Get a Medical Marijuana Card in VT?

  Vermont law requires all qualified patients to be registered with the state before using cannabis for medicinal purposes. Requirements are as follows:

  • Submit a photo
  • Enclose a completed Health Care Professional Verification Form.
  • Submit a non-refundable 50 USD fee.
  • If you plant to grow, list the address and location where you plan to cultivate
  • The VMR must approve or deny an application in writing within thirty days of receipt of a completed application.
  • Once approved, you’ll receive your medical card in the mail.
• Becoming a Caregiver in Vermont

  The process to become a medical marijuana caregiver in Vermont generally follows these steps: Qualifications: The prospective caregiver must be at least 21 years old and cannot have any drug-related felony convictions on their record. Designation: The patient must officially designate the caregiver in their application to the Vermont Marijuana Registry (VMR). A patient can only have one registered caregiver at a time, and a caregiver can only serve one patient at a time. Application: The caregiver must complete and submit a separate Registered Caregiver Application Form, including their personal information, the name of the patient they care for, and a registration fee. If approved, the caregiver will receive a registry identification card, allowing them to possess, cultivate, and prepare marijuana on behalf of the patient.