What Is the Cost of a Medical Marijuana Card in Nevada in 2026?

There are two main costs associated with obtaining a medical marijuana card in Nevada.

Physician Certification: Patients must be evaluated and certified by a Nevada-licensed physician who determines whether the patient has a qualifying medical condition. The cost of the medical marijuana evaluation varies by provider and is paid directly to the healthcare professional.

Registration Fee: After receiving certification, patients must submit an application to the Nevada Medical Marijuana Registry administered by the Division of Public and Behavioral Health (DPBH). State registration fees are set based on the approved term of the card and typically include application and processing charges required by the state. These fees do not include any costs related to physician consultations or cannabis purchases at dispensaries.

Some Nevada dispensaries may offer discounts or assistance programs for veterans or qualifying patients. Availability varies, so patients should confirm details directly with licensed dispensaries.