Henderson Dispensary

Yes, there are RISE Dispensaries in Nevada. Visit risecannabis.com to find a Nevada dispensary nearby.

Visit risecannabis.com to find a Nevada Dispensary and order Recreational and Medical Marijuana Online.

Visit risecannabis.com for information about how to get a medical card in Nevada. You can also visit any RISE Dispensary in Nevada and our patient care specialists will be happy to answer your questions and help you find the right information.

In NV, we are required to follow the state mandate issued by Governor Sisolak. This mandates adults 21 years and older can legally possess marijuana up to one ounce of marijuana or up to 1/8 of an ounce of concentrated marijuana.

If you’re a medical patient, you can purchase two and a half ounces of usable marijuana in any one 14-day period and twelve marijuana plants, mature or immature.

To protect the safety of our team and Guests, we are currently only accepting online orders for delivery or curbside pick-up until further notice. Please note everyone in the vehicle must be 21 years of age or older

When ordering at risecannabis.com, please insert your request to use your points in the notes section.

1. You must have a qualifying condition

2. You must apply through the department of health.
– You will receive an application in the mail to fill out.
– You need to find a qualified doctor and pay for your recommendation.
– You are required to be fingerprinted by the state of NV. This checks to see if any convictions of selling a controlled substance, or similar charges exist.

3. You will forward your recommendation and completed application to the Department of Health.

4. If your application is approved the state will run a background check.
The process takes approximately 30 days. During this time you will receive your temporary Medical Marijuana Card.

5. You can access the online portal https://mmportal.nv.gov/Account/Loginto download an MMR application

For complete information on process please visit:
https://dpbh.nv.gov/Reg/MM-Patient-Cardholder-Registry/MM_Patient_Cardholder_Registry_-_Home/

Yes, you can shop at any recreational or medical dispensary in the state of Nevada

There are only a few things you’ll need to shop at our cannabis store. Please bring your Medical Marijuana ID card, state issued ID, cash or debit card (please check store for availability). All our stores have ATMs available in-store. If you have additional questions, we provide consultations over the phone.

Until we resume normal in-store business operations, we have a help line set up at 872-242-7773. Our Patient Care Specialists are available to answer your questions.

The process is the same as a normal order process. You do need to be a registered caregiver through the NV Department of Health. When picking up your order, you must provide your Medical Marijuana Caretaker Card. To register as a caregiver, you can find the information here: https://dpbh.nv.gov/Reg/MM-Patient-Cardholder-Registry/MM_Patient_Cardholder_Registry_-_Home/

We accept cash only. For your convenience, ATMs are available in-store.

The answer to this question is “yes,” cannabis is legal in Nevada. Both medical use and adult-use / recreational marijuana are legal in the Silver State.

Nevada’s medical marijuana program began in 2001. In 2017, adult-use cannabis became legal in Nevada for everyone who is over the age of 21. Additionally, anyone over age 21, whether they’re a state resident or not, can visit a dispensary.

Smoking marijuana is legal in Nevada, along with many other types of cannabis products. Nevada allows the sale of cannabis edibles, although there are limits on how much THC can be in one piece or package. All products must be sold in single packages. Packages can’t contain more than:

• Flower: 1 ounce of usable cannabis
• Concentrates: 1/8 ounce of concentrated cannabis (including vape cartridges)

Other types of legal cannabis that can be sold in Nevada include:

• Capsules: up to 100 mg THC
• Tinctures: up to 800 mg THC
• Edibles: up to 100 mg THC
• Topicals: up to 6% concentration or 800 mg THC
• Suppositories: up to 100 mg THC
• Transdermal Patches: up to 100 mg THC

The amount of marijuana you can buy at one time depends upon whether you have a medical marijuana card. Adult users without cards can buy up to 1 ounce of cannabis at a time. If you have a medical marijuana card, you can buy 2.5 ounces at a time.

Although you can legally buy and use recreational marijuana in Nevada, it isn’t legal to use cannabis in public.

So, where can you use it? You can legally smoke, vape, or consume edibles anywhere on private property in Nevada, which includes your home and other private homes and locations.

You can’t use marijuana while driving, and you also can’t legally use it if you’re a passenger. When you get behind the wheel, Nevada’s Cannabis Compliance Board says, “any amount of cannabis consumption puts you at risk of driving impaired.”

Nevada’s medical cannabis program has been around for a while, and the state’s rules haven’t changed. If you need cannabis for a medical condition, the program gives you some breaks and help. The reason is that medical marijuana cards are meant for people who need to use cannabis as medicine to relieve medical conditions. Here are some of the differences between adult-use and medical use of marijuana in Nevada and reasons why you might need a medical card:

• Medical card holders don’t have to pay 10% retail excise tax
• You can be under age 21 and use medical cannabis if you have a designated primary caregiver over age 21
• You can possess up to 2.5 ounces of cannabis in a 14-day period
• You can grow your own marijuana (up to 6 plants per person or 12 plants per household) if dispensaries don’t have the strain you are prescribed.
• Adult users (non-medical) can grow their own cannabis (6 plants per person/12 per household)only if they live more than 25 miles from a dispensary

You can find Rise dispensaries in Nevada. There are three Rise dispensaries in Nevada, including Carson City, Reno and Spanish Springs

Due to federal banking regulations, RISE dispensaries can only accept cash, not credit cards or checks.

Application forms are available online. Keep in mind that the application forms need to be signed by a qualified physician. Qualified physicians can include medical doctors (MDs) and osteopaths (ODs). The physician must determine that you have one of the following conditions that entitle you to a card under Nevada law and sign your form:

• HIV/AIDS
• PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder)
• Cancer
• Glaucoma
• Cachexia (wasting away)
• Severe pain
• Severe nausea
• Seizures
• Muscle spasms (including from multiple sclerosis)

You can apply and potentially qualify if you have a different medical condition, including medical conditions related to HIV/AIDS and neuropathic conditions.

After you have your doctor’s recommendation, the next step is to apply for Nevada’s Medical Marijuana Registry online. Once you’re approved for the registry, you can get your card. It costs $50 for one year and $100 for two years. The Division of Public and Behavioral Health (DPBH) administers the medical marijuana card registry.

No. Insurance doesn’t pay for medical cannabis in Nevada (or other states). The reason is that under Federal law, marijuana is still illegal.

Yes! Are you visiting Nevada from another state with your medical marijuana card? The good news is: Nevada is one of the states that accepts out-of-state medical marijuana cards. Dispensaries in Nevada are able to accept out-of-state medical marijuana cards as long as you have your card and government issued ID, including Real ID and a passport.

Since recreational adult-use marijuana is legal in Nevada, you can go to a dispensary without a medical card. Any adult over age 21 can visit a dispensary in Nevada without a medical card. The only difference is that without a medical card, you’ll pay excise taxes, and have different limits on amounts you can buy at one time relative to people with medical cards.

Yes. States that accept out-of-state medical cards include Arkansas, Hawaii, Maine, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Utah and Washington D.C.

Legal adult-use cannabis laws allow for easier purchasing. Some states, like Alaska, Colorado, Illinois and California, have legal recreational cannabis, so you can purchase cannabis legally there without using your medical card.