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Buying Medical Marijuana in Iowa

In Iowa, medical marijuana, officially called medical cannabidiol, is available exclusively to registered patients through licensed dispensaries. The state’s Medical Cannabidiol Program ensures that patients with qualifying conditions can access cannabis-based treatments in a safe and regulated environment.

 

Where to Buy Medical Marijuana in Iowa

Iowa currently has five licensed medical marijuana dispensaries operated by two authorized establishments: Bud & Mary's and Iowa Cannabis Company.

 

Bud & Mary's locations:

  • Windsor Heights: 7239 Apple Valley Drive, Windsor Heights, IA 50324

  • Sioux City: 5700 Sunnybrook Drive, Sioux City, IA 51106

 

Iowa Cannabis Company locations:

 

What You Can Buy

Iowa dispensaries offer marijuana products approved under the Medical Cannabidiol Program. Available products include:

  • Low-THC oils and tinctures for sublingual use

  • Edible tablets for oral consumption

  • Topical products applied directly to the skin

  • Vaporization products for inhalation

 

All products must meet state regulations regarding THC content and manufacturing standards. Raw cannabis flower is not allowed.

 

How to Purchase

To buy medical marijuana in Iowa:

  1. Obtain a Medical Cannabidiol Registration Card – Certified by a licensed healthcare provider for a qualifying condition and issued by the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services.

  2. Visit a Licensed Dispensary – Bring your registration card and a valid photo ID.

  3. Consult with Dispensary Staff – Staff can help select products appropriate for your medical needs.

  4. Make Your Purchase – Pay for your products according to quantity and type.

Patients must follow all possession and product restrictions to remain in compliance with state law.

 

Legal Considerations

  • Patients may possess up to 4.5 grams of THC over a 90-day period unless otherwise authorized by a healthcare provider.

  • Only approved marijuana preparations are allowed; raw flower is prohibited.

  • Home cultivation is not permitted.

  • Driving under the influence of cannabis is illegal, and employers are not required to accommodate medical marijuana use.

 

It is important for patients to follow all regulations to maintain legal protections under the Medical Cannabidiol Program.

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