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Ohio Medical Cannabis Patients Can Now Buy More at Once. Here’s What Changed
- Ohio Cannnabis Live
- 6 days ago
- 3 min read
March 28, 2026
By Anthony Riley
Ohio Medical Cannabis Patients Can Now Buy More at Once. Here’s What Changed
Ohio has officially updated its medical cannabis rules, and the changes are now in effect.
As of March 24, 2026, the state shifted how purchase limits work. This impacts how much patients can buy, how often they need to visit dispensaries, and how the supply is tracked.
Here’s what you need to know now that this is live.
What Changed
Ohio moved away from the old days supply system and replaced it with a daily transaction limit.
Patients and dispensaries no longer have to calculate products differently. Everything is now based on a simple daily cap.
New Daily Limits
Patients and caregivers can now purchase
2.5 ounces of plant material per day
15,000 mg of THC in other products per day
These limits now match adult-use cannabis rules in Ohio.
Patients Can Buy More in One Trip
Patients can now purchase up to four days' worth of cannabis at once.
That means
Up to 10 ounces of flower
Up to 60,000 mg of THC
in a single visit.
Caregivers Are Still Limited
Caregivers can only purchase up to the daily limit
2.5 ounces of flower
15,000 mg of THC
They cannot stack multiple days as patients can.
90 Day Limit Still Applies
Even with larger purchases, patients cannot exceed the total possession limit.
The 90-day supply equals 90 times the daily limit.
If you are buying multiple days at once, you need to track what you have so you do not go over.
What the State Data Shows
According to the official state guidance, the maximum 90-day possession limit equals
14.06 pounds of plant material
1,350 grams of THC in other products
Ohio Medical Cannabis Patients are allowed to bulk purchase up to four days at a time, but caregivers are not.
System Changes
The state also removed the old tracking system
No more product-based calculations
No more registry day supply calculator
Everything is now based on daily limits
This makes the system easier to follow but puts more responsibility on the patient.
Doctor Recommendations Still Apply
Physicians can still limit what a patient can purchase.
Patients and dispensaries must follow those recommendations.
Read the Full State Guidance
[https://dam.assets.ohio.gov/image/upload/com.ohio.gov/DCC/Guidance/Guidance_Medical_Cannabis_Daily_Limits_90-Day_Supply.pdf]
Let’s Talk About It
Do you currently have a medical card in Ohio?
Do you plan on taking advantage of buying multiple days at once
Do you think 2.5 ounces per day is enough for a medical cannabis patient?
Drop your thoughts in the comments, and let’s have a real conversation.
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May 23.
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About the Author
Anthony Riley, also known as Mastamynd, is the founder of Ohio Cannabis Live and one of Ohio’s first medical cannabis patients. Since 2019, he has built a platform focused on educating the public about cannabis laws, patient access, and industry developments across the state.