Quick Facts
| Programme Status | Since | Adult Use | Card Cost | Possession Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Medical + Adult Use | 2004 / 2018 (home) / 2022 (retail) | Yes | $50/year | 2 oz |
How to Get a Medical Cannabis Card in Vermont
- Get a physician certification for a qualifying condition
- Apply through the Vermont Department of Health
- Pay the $50 annual fee
- Receive your medical marijuana patient registration
- Purchase from a licensed dispensary or adult-use retailer
Qualifying Conditions
- Cancer
- HIV/AIDS
- MS
- Crohn's disease
- PTSD
- Severe pain
- Epilepsy
Frequently Asked Questions
Is adult-use cannabis legal in Vermont?
Yes — Vermont was the first state to legalise adult-use cannabis through the legislature (not ballot) in 2018. Retail sales began in 2022.
Which conditions qualify in Vermont?
Cancer, HIV/AIDS, MS, Crohn's disease, PTSD, severe pain, and epilepsy.
How much does a Vermont medical card cost?
$50 per year.
Do adults need a medical card in Vermont?
No — adult use is legal for all adults (21+) without a card. Retail stores opened in 2022.