Oregon Cannabis Purchasing Limitations: A Guide
Oregon has been at the forefront of cannabis legalization, allowing both recreational and medical users to access a wide range of cannabis products. However, it's important to be aware of the purchasing limitations imposed by the state. In this article, we will explore the maximum purchasing amounts for various cannabis categories and highlight the differences between recreational and medical patients in Oregon.
Maximum Purchasing Amounts for Flower:
In Oregon, recreational users aged 21 and above can purchase up to two ounces (56 grams) of dried flower per day. Medical patients, with a valid Medical Marijuana Card, have a higher limit and can purchase Eight ounces of useable marijuana at any one time or within one day, and no more than 32 ounces in one calendar month.
Maximum Purchasing Amounts for Concentrates:
For recreational users & Medical patients, the purchasing limit for cannabis concentrates, including oils, waxes, and shatter, is set at five grams per day. This total also includes and concentrates that are meant to be inhaled (like cartridges).
Maximum Purchasing Amounts for Infused Drinks:
In Oregon, cannabis-infused beverages, such as sodas, teas, and flavored waters, are gaining popularity. Both recreational and medical users can purchase up to 72 ounces (2,016 grams) of infused drinks per day.
Maximum Purchasing Amounts for Solid Edibles:
Solid edibles, including cookies, chocolates, and gummies, have specific limits to ensure responsible consumption. Recreational users & Medical patients can buy up to 16 ounces (448 grams) of solid edibles, containing a maximum of 100 milligrams of THC per package, each day.
Other Categories with Daily Maximums:
Apart from flower, concentrates, infused drinks, and solid edibles, Oregon has implemented purchasing limits for other cannabis categories as well. For topicals, which include lotions, balms, and transdermal patches, both recreational and medical users can buy up to 16 ounces (448 grams) per day. For seeds, clones, and immature plants, the daily limit is set at four plants, regardless of whether the user is recreational or medical, and 4 seeds.
Recreational vs. Medical Purchasing Limits:
It's crucial to note that medical patients enjoy higher purchasing limits than recreational users. These higher limits are in place to ensure that medical patients have access to an adequate supply of cannabis for their therapeutic needs.
Understanding the purchasing limitations for different cannabis categories in Oregon is essential to ensure compliance with state regulations. Whether you are a recreational user or a medical patient, knowing the maximum amounts you can purchase per day or within a specified period helps you make informed decisions while enjoying the benefits of cannabis responsibly. Remember, these regulations are subject to change, so it's always advisable to stay updated with the latest guidelines provided by the Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC) and the Oregon Health Authority (OHA).