In Texas, smokable medical marijuana is not allowed. The state’s Compassionate Use Program only permits low‑THC cannabis products (defined as 1% THC or less by weight), and these must be in forms such as tinctures, oils, capsules, lozenges, or edibles. Smoking cannabis flower is explicitly prohibited under Texas law, and dispensaries are not authorized to sell smokable products. Patients may only consume their medicine through approved non‑smokable methods.
Is smokable medical marijuana allowed? - Texas
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