Medical Marijuana States 2026
17 states have medical-only marijuana programs. Learn about qualifying conditions, card costs, and how to access medical cannabis in your state.
Alabama
Medical OnlyCard Cost: $65 state registration fee
Possession: 70 daily dosages (medical only)
Conditions: Cancer, Chronic pain, Epilepsy...
Arkansas
Medical OnlyCard Cost: $50 state fee
Possession: 2.5 oz per 14 days (medical)
Conditions: Cancer, Glaucoma, HIV/AIDS...
Florida
Medical OnlyCard Cost: $75 state fee + physician evaluation ($150-$250)
Possession: 2.5 oz smokable flower per 35 days (medical)
Conditions: Cancer, Epilepsy, Glaucoma...
Georgia
Medical Only (Limited)Card Cost: $25 registration card fee
Possession: 20 fl oz low-THC oil (under 5% THC)
Conditions: Cancer (end stage), ALS, Seizure disorders...
Iowa
Medical Only (Limited)Card Cost: $100 biennial registration
Possession: 4.5g total THC per 90 days (medical)
Conditions: Cancer, Seizures, Crohn's disease...
Kentucky
Medical OnlyCard Cost: To be determined by regulation
Possession: Program amounts (TBD by regulation)
Conditions: Cancer, Chronic pain, Epilepsy...
Louisiana
Medical OnlyCard Cost: Physician recommendation required ($150-$200 typical)
Possession: 2.5 oz per 14 days (medical)
Conditions: Cancer, HIV/AIDS, Epilepsy...
Mississippi
Medical OnlyCard Cost: $25 state fee
Possession: 3 oz per month (medical)
Conditions: Cancer, Epilepsy, PTSD...
Nebraska
Medical Only (New Program)Card Cost: To be determined by regulation
Possession: Program amounts TBD (small amounts decriminalized)
Conditions: Cancer, Epilepsy, PTSD...
New Hampshire
Medical OnlyCard Cost: $50 state fee (annual)
Possession: 2 oz per purchase (medical only)
Conditions: Cancer, Chronic pain, HIV/AIDS...
North Dakota
Medical OnlyCard Cost: $50 state fee (annual)
Possession: 2.5 oz per 30 days (medical)
Conditions: Cancer, HIV/AIDS, ALS...
Oklahoma
Medical OnlyCard Cost: $100 state fee ($20 for veterans, disabled, SSI)
Possession: 3 oz on person, 8 oz at home (medical)
Conditions: Any condition recommended by physician — Oklahoma has no restricted conditions list
Pennsylvania
Medical OnlyCard Cost: $50 state fee (annual)
Possession: 30-day supply as determined by physician
Conditions: Cancer, Epilepsy, PTSD...
South Dakota
Medical OnlyCard Cost: $50 state fee
Possession: 3 oz per purchase (medical)
Conditions: Cancer, Epilepsy, HIV/AIDS...
Texas
Medical Only (Very Limited)Card Cost: Physician registration fee varies ($150-$300)
Possession: As prescribed, low-THC only (under 1% THC)
Conditions: Epilepsy, Multiple sclerosis, Spasticity...
Utah
Medical OnlyCard Cost: $15 state fee
Possession: As prescribed (30-day supply)
Conditions: Cancer, HIV/AIDS, ALS...
West Virginia
Medical OnlyCard Cost: $50 state fee
Possession: 30-day supply as prescribed
Conditions: Cancer, HIV/AIDS, ALS...
Frequently Asked Questions
How many states have medical marijuana programs?
As of 2026, 17 states have medical-only marijuana programs (not including states that also allow recreational use).
How do I get a medical marijuana card?
You need to be evaluated by a qualified physician who can certify that you have a qualifying condition. After receiving your certification, apply to your state's medical marijuana program and pay the registration fee.
What conditions qualify for medical marijuana?
Common qualifying conditions include chronic pain, cancer, epilepsy, PTSD, multiple sclerosis, Crohn's disease, and HIV/AIDS. Each state has its own list of qualifying conditions.
Can I use my medical card in another state?
Some states offer reciprocity for out-of-state medical marijuana cards, but most do not. Check the specific state's reciprocity policy before traveling.