Medical Marijuana Card Reciprocity Between States

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Medical Marijuana Card Reciprocity Between States

Medical marijuana card reciprocity allows a medical marijuana patient from one state to use their medical card in another state. This generally means the two states have similar laws regarding medical marijuana use.

If your home state has reciprocity with other states, you may be able to travel and use your medical marijuana card in those participating states. However, Florida does not accept medical marijuana cards from any other state.

States Where Floridians Can Use Their Medical Marijuana Card

Below is a list of states where medical or recreational marijuana is legal, and where Florida residents may have limited or conditional access:

  • Alaska – Recreational (Can purchase up to 1 ounce)

  • Arizona – Medical (Visiting Qualifying Patients only)

  • Arkansas – Medical (Must provide valid medical card)

  • California – Recreational (Can purchase up to 1 ounce or 8 grams of concentrate)

  • Colorado – Recreational (Can purchase up to 1 ounce)

  • Hawaii – Medical (Out-of-state patients can apply to the Hawaii program)

  • Maine – Recreational (Out-of-state patients must register for temporary access; possession limit is 2.5 ounces)

  • Massachusetts – Recreational (Reciprocity regarding possession of medical marijuana)

  • Michigan – Recreational (Dispensaries may choose to accept out-of-state cards; possession limit is 1 ounce)

  • Missouri – Medical (Recognizes valid out-of-state medical cards; possession limit is 4 ounces)

  • Montana – Recreational (Recognizes other states’ medical marijuana cards)

  • Nevada – Recreational (Recognizes all out-of-state medical marijuana cards)

  • New Hampshire – Medical (Recognizes cards if the condition matches NH’s qualifying conditions)

  • Oklahoma – Medical (Requires a temporary medical marijuana patient application)

  • Oregon – Recreational (Anyone age 21+ can purchase up to 1 ounce)

  • Pennsylvania – Medical (Recognizes out-of-state cards only for patients under age 18)

  • Utah – Medical (Visiting patients must meet one of Utah’s qualifying conditions)

  • Washington D.C. – Recreational (Recognizes other states’ medical marijuana cards)

⚠️ Important Note:
Marijuana laws vary by state and are continuously changing. Marijuana remains illegal at the federal level. Before traveling, always verify the latest laws in the state you plan to visit regarding both medical and recreational marijuana.