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This app provides state-specific medical cannabis information. You must be at least 18 years of age or older to access state program details, just like the official state websites.

This application is educational only. It does not facilitate unlawful activity or encourage conduct outside of state law.

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New Hampshire Law Center

Green Guide New Hampshire

New Hampshire at a glance

Program
Medical program
Legal allotment
2 oz possession
Qualifying conditions
15 listed conditions
Out-of-state cards
Not accepted

The figures above are re-checked against New Hampshire's official program sources every month.

Official Program

New Hampshire's Therapeutic Cannabis Program (TCP) is administered by the Department of Health and Human Services. Patients with a qualifying medical condition may obtain a written certification from a medical provider and register with the program. Registered patients may possess up to 2 ounces of usable cannabis and obtain it from a licensed Alternative Treatment Center (ATC).

Official Program

Laws of New Hampshire

Every law and official source for New Hampshire, each linked to the page that publishes it.

Official New Hampshire cannabis law & rules
  1. 1DHHS Therapeutic Cannabis
  2. 2Patient & Caregiver Registry
  3. 3NH Medical Cannabis Law Overview
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Licensed places in New Hampshire

6 licensed places are on record in {name} — licensed shops, consumption lounges, cannabis clubs and cannabis-friendly venues.

  • Sanctuary ATC — Conway
  • Temescal Wellness — Keene
  • Temescal Wellness — Lebanon
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Key Rules

Possession

Registered patients may possess up to 2 ounces of usable cannabis, obtained from a licensed Alternative Treatment Center (ATC).

Transportation

Cannabis must be in its original packaging and stored out of reach of the driver during transport.

Employment

New Hampshire law does not require employers to accommodate medical cannabis use. Consult your employer's policy and an attorney.

Travel

Cannabis may not be taken across state lines. Doing so violates federal law.

Renewal

Registry cards must be renewed periodically per TCP rules.

Qualifying Conditions

CancerGlaucomaHIV / AIDSMultiple sclerosisCrohn's diseaseEpilepsyPost-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)Severe or chronic painCachexiaSevere nauseaSevere or persistent muscle spasmsAmyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)Alzheimer's diseaseHepatitis CChronic pancreatitis

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can I possess?

Up to 2 ounces of usable cannabis from a licensed Alternative Treatment Center.

Can I grow my own?

No. Personal cultivation is not permitted under New Hampshire's program.

Where can I buy it?

Only at state-licensed Alternative Treatment Centers (ATCs). Use the DHHS site for the current list.

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  • SB 624 Restricts Hemp-Derived THC Products

    New Hampshire has enacted SB 624, adding restrictions on hemp-derived products containing THC. The legislation focuses on fining businesses that sell illegal hemp products and introduces criminal penalties for distributing adulterated controlled substances.

  • NH Legislature Overrides Veto on Medical Cannabis Greenhouse Cultivation

    New Hampshire lawmakers voted to override Governor Kelly Ayotte's veto of SB 468, allowing medical cannabis companies to grow marijuana in greenhouses. The Senate voted 16-8 and the House 257-44 to reverse the decision. This change aims to make therapeutic cannabis more affordable for patients by utilizing natural sunlight.

  • NH Lawmakers Push To Override Veto Of Greenhouse Cultivation Bill

    Bipartisan lawmakers in New Hampshire are pushing back against Governor Kelly Ayotte's veto of SB 468. The bill would allow medical marijuana businesses to operate greenhouse cultivation locations to reduce energy costs and lower prices for patients. Sponsors argue the veto denies cost-saving measures for over 17,000 patients.

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Always verify current law with the official New Hampshire resources linked above. This app is educational and does not constitute legal or medical advice.