Wisconsin in other conservative cannabis state that allows its residents to use CBD oils for treatment of seizures, but does not allow it’s residents to access the product through in-state distribution. July 1, 2015, HB 32 became law after Gov. Matt Mead neither signed the bill nor vetoed it, allowing the use of hemp extract that contains at least 15% CBD and no more than 0.3% THC for the treatment of intractable epilepsy.
At a Glance
At a Glance
Year started: 2015
Age restriction: Minors must be administered by parents / guardian Available for purchase in state: No
Home grow: No
Possession limit: None listed
Reciprocity: No
Legislation: HB 32
Important Legislation & Dates
Important Legislation & Dates
Wyoming’s HB 32, which took effect in July 2015, establishes a registration process which allows a neurologist to recommend CBD cannabis extracts to a patient suffering from intractable epilepsy or seizure disorders
• This law extends legal protections to some patients using some high CBD extractions.
Obtaining CBD Oil
Obtaining CBD Oil
The law does not contain any provision for cultivation, production or distribution of cannabis and therefore forces patients to leave the state to legally acquire their medicine
A patient must also submit proof of residency and a $150 application fee
Qualifying Conditions
Qualifying Conditions
HB 32 establishes a registration process which allows a neurologist to recommend CBD cannabis extracts to a patient suffering from intractable epilepsy or seizure disorders
Caregiver
Caregiver
Parents and legal guardians of registered patients are protected under HB 32.
Physicians
Physicians
Any person licensed to practice medicine in Wyoming and certified in neurology may certify a patient for registration in the Hemp Extract Registry.
