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A patient with a valid ID card may use marijuana for medicinal purposes and the patient can designate a primary caregiver to help them with their medicine. Patients may possess "paraphernalia" such as pipes, water pipes, vaporizers, in order to use their medicine. Patients must enroll in the state patient registry and possess a valid identification card in order to be legally protected.

With a valid registry ID card you (or your designated primary caregiver) may possess up to 6 mature plants and 24 ounces of dried plant material. You must have the registry identification card with you when using or transporting marijuana in a location other than your home.


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Becoming a Patient in Oregon
The ins and out of Oregon's medical marijuana law in plain language.
Oregon Legal Info
More detailed Oregon legal information.
History
The history of Oregon's medical marijuana law.
Peer Counseling and Dispensary Services
ASA's Peer Counseling Program is an education, outreach and training program specifically for medical cannabis patients and their caregivers.