Compassionate Distributors - Las Cruces

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Compassionate Distributors - Las Cruces

Compassionate Distributors - Las Cruces's is On the cultivation side, our team of innovative farmers and scientists grows over 40 strains of marijuana to meet evolving tastes, with new strains constantly in development. As legalization expands nationally, we’re excited to continue building on our position as an industry leader, breaking traditional marijuana stereotypes and proving to our communities and the world that responsible business practices and cannabis are not mutually exclusive.

Who We Are

At Compassionate Distributors - Las Cruces Cannabis, we’re driven to provide quality care for those who need it most. Our highly trained store personnel and support staff help determine the most effective treatment method, then guide our patients through every step of the process so they’ll know exactly what to expect, answer any questions, and provide any resources needed. In addition to cannabis products, OSO Cannabis also carries a full selection of glass and accessories to ensure that we’re able to meet all of your needs. Our goal is to be your one-stop shop for all things medical cannabis.

Our Promise

We are investing in our communities and we will continue to grow responsibly to meet your needs and provide the compassionate care and treatment that only your friends and neighbors can provide. Your standards are high, and so are ours.

How It Works

There are currently 28 qualifying conditions for the New Mexico Medical Cannabis Program. The NMDOH administers the Medical Cannabis Program, in accordance with the Lynn and Erin Compassionate Use Act while at the same time ensuring proper enforcement of any criminal laws for behavior that has been deemed illicit by the state. A Primary Caregiver (PC) may be designated by the Qualified Patient (QP) to take responsibility for managing the well-being of the QP in the use of medical cannabis. Currently, you must be a New Mexico resident and obtain a New Mexico State-issued ID to qualify for the program. Patient and Caregiver ID cards expire every three years. We suggest you send in your application to renew 30-90 days before the expiration date printed on your card. Being a patient in the program allows you to buy up to 230 units (about 8 ounces) of cannabis over three months. Having your patient ID card does not allow you to grow your own medical cannabis. If you want to grow your own medical cannabis, complete the application for a Personal Production License (PPL) and send it to the NMDOH.