TEXAS MEDICAL MARIJUANA

Texas Medical Marijuana Resources

Marijuana Dispensaries In Texas

There are only three companies licensed to grow and dispense medical marijuana in Texas.

Texas medical marijuana dispensaries are operated by:

Marijuana Deliveries RX: Available Statewide

Home delivery is permitted for medical marijuana patients in Texas. Order by phone or online.

Texas medical marijuana dispensary licensing

Texas medical marijuana dispensary licensing is administered by the Texas Department of Public Safety, including issuance, suspensions, renewals, and revocations. There are currently only three licensed dispensaries in Texas.

Texas is a vertically integrated medical marijuana state. The Texas license for a “Dispensing Organization” cover cultivation, processing, and dispensing.

Purchase and possession limits

At this time there is no clear information on the limits of legal amounts of medical marijuana products that can be purchased by a Texas medical marijuana patient.

However, any amount of smokable marijuana flower is still prohibited statewide. Possession laws are still highly punitive and even small amounts can come with a criminal record and jail time.

TEXAS MEDICAL MARIJUANA DISPENSARY PAGES

Missouri City Dispensaries and Cannabis Delivery in Your Area

Looking for dispensaries in Missouri City, Texas? Our directory and near me map make it easy to find cannabis products with convenient delivery options.

DeSoto Dispensaries and Cannabis Delivery in Your Area

Looking for dispensaries in DeSoto, Texas? Our directory and near me map make it easy to find cannabis products with convenient delivery options.

Leander Dispensaries and Cannabis Delivery in Your Area

Looking for dispensaries in Leander, Texas? Our directory and near me map make it easy to find cannabis products with convenient delivery options.

Farmers Branch Dispensaries and Cannabis Delivery in Your Area

Looking for dispensaries in Farmers Branch, Texas? Our directory and near me map make it easy to find cannabis products with convenient delivery options.

Greenville Dispensaries and Cannabis Delivery in Your Area

Looking for dispensaries in Greenville, Texas? Our directory and near me map make it easy to find cannabis products with convenient delivery options.

Marshall Dispensaries and Cannabis Delivery in Your Area

Looking for dispensaries in Marshall, Texas? Our directory and near me map make it easy to find cannabis products with convenient delivery options.

How To Get A Medical Marijuana Card In Texas

In order to be approved for a medical marijuana card in Texas, a patient must be examined by a state-certified medical marijuana doctor.

Once certified, the patient must log on to the Compassionate Use Registry database to complete registration.

TX Medical Marijuana Cards

Qualifying Conditions:

Renew a Texas medical marijuana Prescription

Texas medical marijuana cards must be renewed annually through a certified TX Marijuana Doctor.

Age restrictions

Residents of all ages are eligible for medical marijuana use in Texas.

Anyone under 18 years of age must receive two separate opinions from two different state-certified medical marijuana doctors and must assign a parent or legal guardian assigned as a caregiver.

Caregivers

A patient’s prescribed medical cannabis can be dispensed to the patient’s legal representative.

General Information
Compassionate-Use Program FAQS
State vs. Federal Law
CBD & Industrial Hemp
Compassionate-Use Program
Compassionate Use Registry
Recreational Use
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Texas Health and Safety Code, Chapter 487
The Texas Compassionate-Use Act established requirements for the licensing and registration of dispensaries that provide low-THC cannabis to qualified patients.
Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 169
This chapter of Texas law allows qualified physicians to prescribe low-THC cannabis to certain patients with incurable neurodegenerative diseases. In this chapter, “low-THC cannabis” is defined as a cannabis plant or derivative that contains less than .5% of tetrahydrocannabinols by weight. This differs from the definition of “hemp” in HB 1325, which is defined as cannabis plants and derivatives consisting of less than .3% tetrahydrocannabinols by weight.
Texas Administrative Code, Title 25, Part 1, Chapter 1, Subchapter D, Rule 1.61
On December 5, 2019, new administrative rules went into effect listing the incurable neurodegenerative diseases eligible for a prescription under Texas Occupations Code Chapter 169.