On Apr. 27, 2017, Gov. Eric Holcomb signed HB 1148 into law, allowing the use of cannabidiol that is at least 5% CBD and contains no more than 0.3% THC for treatment-resistant epilepsy. There is legislation on the table to establish a medical marijuana program. SB 255 and HB 1316 will establish the Department of Marijuana Enforcement (DOME) and will permit caregiver and patients with a physician’s recommendation to possess legal quantities of medical marijuana.
At a Glance
At a Glance
Year started: 2017
Age restriction: None
Available for purchase in state: Yes
Home grow: No
Possession limit: None listed
Reciprocity: Patients must be residents of Indiana; this means patients visiting Indiana from another state may not participate in the state program.
Legislation: House Bill 1148
Legislation & Important Dates
Legalization & Important Dates
Important Legislation
House Bill 1148 – allow epilepsy patients to purchase cannabis oil (that contains 0.3% THC or less) from licensed distributors across the state
Types of Licenses
Types of Licenses
Pending answer form Indians business administration.
Obtaining CBD Oils
Obtaining CBD oils
CBD oils may be purchased from brick and mortar stores or online.
Associated Fees
Registration fee not greater than $50;
Renewal fees will not be greater than $25.
Qualifying Conditions
Qualifying Conditions
Parents and legal guardians of patients can enroll in the program as caregivers; caregivers must be at least 18 years old.
