MICHIGAN

In Michigan, a patient with a debilitating disease whose doctor recommends marijuana may use medical marijuana with the proper state-issued ID. A patient may elect to have a primary caregiver assist them in growing and using marijuana.

As a patient, you may have up to 2.5 ounces of usable marijuana. If you do not have a primary caregiver who will cultivate marijuana for you, you may keep up to 12 plants in an enclosed, locked facility. Primary caregivers may have up to 2.5 ounces and 12 plants for each patient they care for. You may possess pipes, vaporizers, and growing equipment.


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Becoming a Patient in Michigan
The ins and out of Michigan's medical marijuana law in plain language.
Michigan Legal Info
More detailed Michigan legal information.
History
The history of Michigan'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.