Yes, recreational marijuana was legalized in Michigan when Michigan voters approved the legalization in 2018.

You must be 21 or older to purchase or consume recreational marijuana.

Yes, adults from out of state can buy cannabis, but it cannot be taken across state lines.

Yes, residents may grow up to 12 plants per household for personal use.

10% excise tax on retail cannabis sales
6% sales tax on all purchases

Plus: a 24% wholesale cannabis tax has been passed and will take effect in January 2026.

Registered medical patients are exempt from the excise tax but still pay the standard sales tax.

Revenue supports Michigan communities:

• 15% to municipalities and counties with licensed stores
• 35% to the School Aid Fund for education
• 35% to the Michigan Transportation Fund for infrastructure

All cannabis products are tested by accredited labs for potency, contaminants, and safety. Each product includes a Certificate of Analysis verifying its cannabinoid and terpene profile.

The Cannabis Regulatory Agency (CRA) ensures compliance with cultivation, testing, and retail standards.

Illegal possession or sales can result in fines or criminal charges, depending on intent and quantity.

Yes. Michigan’s medical marijuana program allows qualified patients to access cannabis for approved health conditions.

Patients must be diagnosed with a qualifying medical condition and receive a doctor’s recommendation before applying through the Michigan program.

A caregiver assists registered patients by cultivating and providing cannabis. Each caregiver may serve up to four patients and must follow strict state regulations.

No. Driving while impaired is illegal and can result in serious penalties.

Yes, licensed retailers can deliver cannabis to customers who provide valid identification.

Yes, most dispensaries offer in-store pickup and convenient online ordering.

All stores accept cash and provide ATM services.

No. Transporting cannabis across borders violates federal cannabis laws.

No. Cannabis possession and use are prohibited on all federal lands, including airports and national parks.

Keep products sealed and stored in the trunk or a locked container. Driving under the influence remains illegal.

Yes. The CREAMM Act legalized adult-use cannabis for adults 21 and older. 

You must be 21 or older to purchase or consume cannabis.

Yes. Visitors 21 and older may purchase cannabis in licensed dispensaries. 

Adults may possess up to six ounces of cannabis. 

No. Home growing of cannabis is not permitted under current state law.

Adult-use cannabis is subject to standard sales tax (6.625 %) plus any local tax add-ons.

A portion of cannabis tax revenue is directed toward social equity programs, community reinvestment, and oversight of the regulated market. 

Cannabis products in New Jersey must meet labeling, packaging, potency, and safety standards overseen by the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission (CRC). 

The New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission (CRC) regulates licensing, compliance, and market operations in New Jersey.

Possession beyond legal limits, illegal sales, or cultivation may result in fines or criminal charges based on severity. 

Yes. New Jersey operates a medical program under the CUMMA and the Honig Act.

Qualified patients may possess up to three ounces of cannabis in a 30-day period. 

Medical patients may work with designated caregivers who assist with acquisition under program rules.

No. Driving while impaired by cannabis is illegal and enforcement is active. 

Consumption is generally restricted to private residences. Public use is prohibited under most circumstances.

Yes. Licensed dispensaries may offer in-store pickup for adult-use orders.