Good Morning Carolyn, We wanted to take some time to give you an update to Maine's Medical Marijuana Program Laws for out-of-state patients. As of June 6th, 2019, a qualifying patient visiting Maine from another jurisdiction that authorizes the medical use of marijuana pursuant to a law or regulation of another state or political subdivision may engage in conduct authorized for a qualifying patient by these rules if the following 2 criteria are met: Home-jurisdiction certification: The visitor shall possess a valid medical use of marijuana certification issued by the visitor’s home jurisdiction. Photographic identification: The visitor shall possess a valid photographic identification card or driver’s license issued by the visitor’s home-jurisdiction. https://mainewellness.org/blog/2018/10/15/if-i-have-an-out-of-state-medical-card-can-i-buy-marijuana-weed-in-maine/ —Be well, Your Wellness Connection
Yes- Reciprocity-Fortunately, six states do accept out-of-state cards. This is referred to as medical marijuana reciprocity. Experts predict that more states will allow medical marijuana reciprocity within the next few years. The six states that currently accept out-of-state medical marijuana cards are Arizona, Maine, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island. P.S. wellness is closed Sunday also if use weedmaps there are options in the grey area without a card
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