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Virginia FAQ

bsolutely! The entire process can be completed online, allowing you to speak with a licensed doctor from the comfort of your home.
Yes, it is legal under Virginia law for medical use. However, it is governed by specific state regulations, and only qualified patients may participate in the program.
Anyone who lives in Virginia—either temporarily or permanently—can join the medical marijuana program if they receive a written recommendation from a licensed provider for a condition that qualifies under Virginia’s medical guidelines.
To become a registered patient, you must first get evaluated by a licensed healthcare provider and receive your medical cannabis certification. There’s no longer a need to register separately with the state; once you have your certification, you can purchase directly from a licensed dispensary.
Although medical marijuana is permitted by the state, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs follows federal law, which still prohibits its use. Speak with your VA provider for guidance based on your situation.
Qualified patients may possess up to a 90-day supply of medical cannabis, as specified by their healthcare provider.
Virginia doesn’t provide a strict list of qualifying conditions. If your healthcare provider believes medical cannabis may benefit your condition, you may qualify. Common conditions include chronic pain, anxiety, cancer, PTSD, epilepsy, insomnia, multiple sclerosis, and more. Visit the Virginia Department of Health’s website for additional details.
Licensed dispensaries across Virginia provide medical cannabis to registered patients. These locations offer various products such as edibles, tinctures, flower, capsules, vapes, oils, live rosin, patches, and more.
Personal cultivation for medical use is not allowed under Virginia’s medical marijuana program. All cannabis for medical purposes must be obtained from approved dispensaries. While adults 21 and older may grow up to four plants for personal use, these plants are not protected under the medical program.

Yes. Patients are limited to a 90-day supply, based on the healthcare provider’s recommendation. Possessing more than this amount could lead to legal trouble.

In Virginia, having a medical marijuana card does not automatically disqualify you from owning a firearm. However, under federal law, cannabis users are prohibited from purchasing or possessing firearms. It’s wise to seek legal advice to fully understand the risks and regulations involved.

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