How to get a medical card in Nevada
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Check you're eligible
You need to live in Nevada, be 18 or older (or apply with a guardian), and have a condition on the Nevada Medical Marijuana Program list. -
See a Nevada-licensed doctor
Meet by video for about 15 minutes. If you qualify, the doctor files your certification. -
Register with the state
Complete the Nevada Medical Marijuana Program application. We walk you through it line by line. -
Buy from a licensed dispensary
Usually within 1–2 weeks. Bring your card and photo ID to any licensed medical dispensary in Nevada.
Can you see a doctor online in Nevada?
Yes. Nevada allows the certifying visit by video for new patients and renewals. Your doctor must hold a Nevada medical license — every doctor we match you with does.
What it costs in Nevada
Doctor's evaluation
from $79
Charged only if you're approved
Nevada state fee
$0
Paid to the state, not to us
Recreational is legal in Nevada — so why get a card?
- Pay less tax
Patients skip some or all of the adult-use cannabis tax in many states.
- Higher limits
Medical patients can usually buy and carry more than recreational buyers.
- Medical-only products
Some strengths and formulas are sold only behind the patient counter.
- Legal standing
Patient status can matter for housing, custody and some workplace rules.
Qualifying conditions in Nevada
Online evaluations across Nevada
- Las Vegas
- Henderson
- Reno
- North Las Vegas
- Sparks
Nevada medical card questions
Can I get a Nevada medical marijuana card online?
Yes. Nevada allows the certifying visit to happen by video for new patients and renewals. The doctor must hold a Nevada medical license.
How much does a medical card cost in Nevada?
Two parts. Our evaluation starts at $79 and is charged only if you're approved. Nevada doesn't charge a registry fee.
How long does a Nevada medical card last?
2 years. You can usually renew online a few weeks before it expires, and we'll remind you.
How fast will I get my Nevada card?
The doctor files your certification after an approved visit. After that: usually within 1–2 weeks.
Can medical patients grow cannabis at home in Nevada?
Yes — up to 12 plants, under the state's rules.
How much can a patient buy or carry in Nevada?
The patient limit is about 2.5 oz per 14 days. Your dispensary tracks purchases against the state system.
Is recreational cannabis legal in Nevada?
Yes, for adults 21+. A medical card can still lower your taxes and raise your limits.