Know before you go

North Dakota

North Dakota medical-card protections apply to products bought from registered in-state medical dispensaries. Purchase limits and possession limits are different.

Medical program rules reviewed

Sources reviewed September 30, 2026. Coverage: selected medical purchasing and possession rules, not all legal questions.

30-day flower purchaseUp to 2.5 ounces; authorized cancer patients may receive an enhanced allowanceOfficial source

30-day other-product purchaseUp to 6,000 mg THC total; edible purchases also limited to 310 mg THC per dayOfficial source

Medical possessionUp to 3 ounces flower and 500 mg THC in edibles; authorized cancer-patient exception appliesOfficial source

Minor-patient product restrictionsPatients under 19 cannot receive flower or products above 6% THCOfficial source

Source of protected productsPurchased from a North Dakota registered medical dispensaryOfficial source

Details worth checking

HHS’s linked product guide is dated August 2025 and remains the guide linked from its current patient page. Confirm current limits with the program before purchase.
The guide states no other possession limit for concentrates and other medical cannabinoid products. It describes higher flower allowances for certain authorized cancer patients. Home cultivation and full eligibility have not been reviewed here.

Official sources

Regulators & contacts

Agency information checked September 30, 2026.

North Dakota Health and Human Services — Medical Marijuana Program

Administers medical patient, caregiver, and provider participation and the state medical marijuana program. The official portal lists dispensaries, registration forms, laws, and rules.

701-328-1311 [email protected]

600 East Boulevard Avenue, Dept. 325, Bismarck, ND 58505-0250

North Dakota Health and Human Services — Medical Marijuana Program — official information and contact routes

Cardcierge

Medical cannabis card information, registration, published fees, and evaluation providers for North Dakota.

View medical card information

General information, not legal advice. Laws, effective dates, and local policies change. Confirm the applicable rules with official sources before acting.