Welcome to the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Patient Registry System. If you are an EXISTING ONLINE PATIENT, click Login button. If you do not remember your password, click the reset password button on the login page and follow the instructions. If you are renewing with a new/different e-mail address, contact us at 501-682-4982 before proceceeding.

The Arkansas Medical Marijuana Patient Registry System is a comprehensive, secure, and user-friendly platform designed to facilitate the registration, management, and verification of patients eligible for medical marijuana treatment in the state of Arkansas.

2025年3月29日 · The Arkansas Department of Health issues medical marijuana registry cards for qualified patients and caregivers. The Arkansas Alcohol and Beverage Control agency is responsible for the licensure of medical marijuana dispensaries. View dispensary locations. Apply online and when approved you may print your own card. Visiting patients must apply ...

Marijuana is legal in Arkansas for medical purposes, but recreational cannabis is still illegal. Federal law still lists marijuana as a banned substance, and Arkansas is equally firm in its prohibition of recreational marijuana use. The Controlled Substances Act, which the U.S. Congress passed in 1970, lists marijuana as a Schedule 1 drug.

Marijuana is legal in Arkansas for medical purposes, but recreational use is prohibited. In 2016, Arkansas voters approved an amendment to the Arkansas Constitution to permit the use of marijuana to treat specific medical conditions. The Arkansas Medical Marijuana Amendment (Issue 6) was approved by 53% of the ballot.

2025年3月4日 · This article breaks down key aspects of Arkansas’ marijuana laws, including possession limits, medical provisions, licensing requirements, and penalties for violations. State Classification. Arkansas classifies marijuana as a Schedule VI controlled substance under the Arkansas Uniform Controlled Substances Act (Ark. Code Ann. 5-64-215).

2023年10月16日 · An in-depth examination of the marijuana laws in Arkansas, including the history of cannabis legislation, the role of the Arkansas voters in shaping policy, and the implications of federal law on the state's medical cannabis program.

Qualifying patients, medical marijuana caregivers, and visitors pay a $50 application fee for an Arkansas medical marijuana card. Visitors are out-of-state patients who need legal access to medical cannabis while in Arkansas.

To qualify for a registry card to legally purchase medical marijuana, you must meet the following qualifications: Be 18 years of age or older or be a minor patient with a parent/guardian who applies as a caregiver. Be diagnosed with a qualifying medical condition – view a list of qualifying medical conditions.

2024年2月22日 · With the medical marijuana card in hand, you can visit licensed medical marijuana dispensaries across Arkansas and access a range of medical cannabis products to manage your qualifying condition.