Hawaii

Laws

Senate Bill 862 was signed into law on June 14Th, 2000 by Governor Ben Cayetano. This law removes criminal penalties on the cultivation, use, and possession at the state-level by people who have received a signed recommendation from a qualified physician that affirms the fact that he/she suffers from some form of a debilitating illness or condition and that the “potential benefits of medical use of marijuana would likely outweigh the health risks.” Illnesses that qualify for a medicinal marijuana card in Hawaii include: Chron’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Glaucoma, HIV/Aids, Cancer, chronic pain, debilitating conditions, as an alternative to other more addictive and harmful medical treatments. Other illnesses must be approved by the Hawaiian Department of Health.

Reach them at:
Hawaii Department of Public Safety
919 Ala Moana Boulevard
Honolulu, HI 96814
(808) 594-0150

To become a registered patient in the State of Hawaii please follow these steps: First and foremost you must be a resident of the state of Hawaii and provide a current Hawaiian I.D. as proof of residence. In the case you don’t have a Hawaiian I.D., passports, out of state I.D.s, or other photo I.D.s along with some form of proof of residency such as a utility bill, or bank statement, etc. is also acceptable. Next obtain your medical records and other related documents from your primary family physician. You must then bring these records with you to your medical marijuana evaluation appointment. As well as have the physician request, and fill out, the written certification form that can be obtained from the NED aka the Hawaiian Narcotics Enforcement Division who will then issue you your State of Hawaii medical marijuana card. The fee is currently $25 and your medical marijuana card will be valid for one year from date of registration. If there is any change in your information you must report it to the NED within 5 business days. You can reach the NED at:

Narcotics Enforcement Division (NED)
3375 Koapaka St., Suite D-100
Honolulu, HI 96819

Qualified patients or their primary caregivers may possess up to three ounces of usable marijuana at one time. Also patient/cargiver may cultivate up to seven plants at one time but no more than three may be mature at any given time. Caregivers are allowed under the Hawaiian provisions. The definition of a caregiver is someone whom is responsible for managing the well-being of any given qualified patient in regards to the medicinal useage of marijuana. The caregiver is a someone other than the qualified patient, or the patient’s physician. The primary caregiver shall be at least 18 years of age or older. Qualified patients may have only one caregiver an any given time. As well as said caregiver may only be responsible for care of one qualifying patient at any given time. Haw. Rev. Stat. §§329-121; 329-123 (b),(c) (2008). HAWAII’S MEDICINAL MARIJUANA LAWS DO NOT HAVE RECIPROCITY PROVISIONS SO YOUR MEDICAL CARD IN ANY OTHER STATE WILL NOT PROTECT YOU UNDER HAWAIIAN MEDICAL MARIJUANA LAWS. If you would like to learn more about Hawaii’s medical marijuana program the answers are likely to be found at the: Drug Policy Forum of Hawaii website at: http://www.dpfhi.org

Mandatory money order or cashiers check for state registration fee.

Doctors

Maui

The Healing and Wellness Center
Dr. Evan Conner
1958 E Winary Road
Maui Hawaii, 96793
808-961-4722
Price:$175 + $35 state registration fee / $125 returning
Hours: Tue & Thur: 10am-5pm

Medical Marijuana of Hawaii-Maui
Maui MMJ Doctor
308 Aulike Street
(Parking is on the Aholo Road Cul-de-sac)
Maui Hawaii, 96761
Phone: (808) 689-4414
Email: MedicalMofHawaii6@yahoo.com
Price:
Hours: Inquire by phone or email for appointments.

Oahu

Medical Marijuana of Hawaii-Ewa Beach, Oahu MMJ Doctor
91-896 Makule Road
Ewa Beach, Hawaii 96706-2543
(808) 689-4414
medicalmofhawaii6@yahoo.com
Price:
Hours: Inquire by phone or email for appointments.

Kauai

Medical Marijuana of Hawaii-Kappa, Kauai MMJ Doctor
4585 Lehua Street
Kappa, Hawaii 96746-1700
(808) 689-4414
medicalmofhawaii6@yahoo.com
Price:
Hours: Inquire by phone or email for appointments.

Big Island, Hawaii

Hawaii Medical Marijuana Doctors and Cards
Hilo, Hawaii 96720
Phone:
Price:
Hours: Inquire by phone or email for appointments.

Clinics

There are currently no medicinal marijuana clinics or dispensaries in Hawaii. We will keep you informed and let you know as soon as locations open. So we highly recommend growing medicine for yourself within the constraints of Hawaiian medical marijuana laws.

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