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Costs typically include a doctor’s evaluation fee and a state registration fee.

You’ll receive your card in the mail and can begin purchasing from licensed dispensaries in Nevada.

Yes, for patients who are registered and approved through the state program.

Yes. Patients must be at least 18 years old to apply on their own. Minors can still qualify but must have a registered caregiver (such as a parent or legal guardian) to apply and obtain medical cannabis on their behalf.

Your card can be used at any state-licensed dispensary across Nevada, including locations throughout the state.

Some states offer reciprocity, but Nevada-issued cards are not guaranteed to be accepted elsewhere. It’s important to check the laws of the state you’re visiting.

No. Home cultivation is currently not permitted for medical marijuana patients in Nevada.

Patients can access a variety of products such as flower (for vaporization), oils, tinctures, capsules, topicals, and concentrates. Smoking cannabis is not officially permitted under Georgia law.

Employers in Nevada can enforce drug-free workplace policies. Even with a valid card, you may be restricted from using cannabis during work hours or while operating machinery.

Medical marijuana cards are typically valid for one year and must be renewed annually with a new physician certification.

Yes. You should always have your medical marijuana card on you when purchasing or possessing cannabis products from a dispensary.