Hawaii Medical Cannabis Card Providers

07/09/2023

Join us at Summer Soulfest TODAY 3-9pm. Classes, workshops, lectures, art, music, plant based yummies…. And G***a Yoga! Appointments available to get your medical cannabis card, or talk story with us to find out more. 🌱 💚 🧘🏽‍♀️ 🧘🏿‍♀️

02/08/2023

THIS SUNDAY! KAILUA! Valid 329 cardholders only.

01/11/2023

This class is open to Hawaii Cannabis Cardholders only* Link to register: https://share.fitdegree.com/?e=11067 or hop over to to register on their website

So many of us have turned to yoga for physical, mental and spiritual healing. Cannabis is also a natural tool used to alleviate chronic pain, inflammation, PTSD and a variety of other medical conditions. The combination of cannabis and a yoga practice can be profound. “Cannabis enhances yoga the same way it enhances a concert or a sunset. The two things individually are great, but combined they’re alchemic.” -Dee Desault, author G***a Yoga.

This class will incorporate gentle yoga, the support of bolsters/yoga props and cannabis for a beginner friendly, gentle experience.

Patients will need to BYO medical cannabis and consume in a way that is comfortable for them (smoking, vaporizing, or consuming edibles).

*bring your current 329 card and photo ID. This is a private event and only open to 329 cardholders. Cardholders are welcome to bring their own medicine for personal use only. The sale of and sharing of cannabis is strictly prohibited. Please plan responsibly, do not drive to or from this class under the influence of cannabis. The use of cannabis is only permitted at classes marked “329 Patient Yoga” and is not permitted in any other class or event.

If you do not have a 329 card, you will NOT be admitted to this class. If you are interested in obtaining a 329 card to legally consume cannabis and have a qualifying condition, we can help you obtain your card.

10/08/2022

Review the latest information about the program at

State of Hawaii, Department of Health

10/08/2022

08/30/2022

Let's go!

SAVE THE DATE!
The 6th Annual Hawaii Cannabis
Expo returns to the Blaisdell
Exhibition Hall February 4th and
5th 2023. After two years off, this
show is back and bigger than ever.!

👉🏽Doctors, dispensary information,
lifestyle vendors, glass, clothing,
food and more.

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sponsor or exhibitor space today,
before space sells out.

Details for
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08/27/2022

Patients were most likely to report improvements in motor function, sleep, and pain as a result of their ma*****na use.

Source: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ane.13602
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07/26/2022

There are many patients who remain unserved by dispensaries. These patients, as a result, rely heavily on the illicit market and to lesser extent cannabis grown by themselves or their caregivers. Unfortunately, these options do not provide cannabis products that meet the level of safety patients deserve, and that is provided by licensed dispensaries.

Will we let this continue? Learn more about cannabis and regulation laws in Hawaii at www.808hicia.org.

07/26/2022

Schedule an appointment online today 😊

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07/08/2022

More than one in four North Americans acknowledge having used cannabis for medical purposes, according to survey data published in the journal Psychopharmacology. Over 27 percent of all respondents reported having consumed cannabis for medical purposes. Learn more about cannabis at www.808hicia.org.

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07/07/2022

The topical application of an ointment containing 2.5 percent CBD improves symptoms of psoriasis, according to the findings of a randomized, placebo-controlled study published in the Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venerology.

“Our results indicated a trend of favorable response in the treatment with CBD, which has emerged as a therapeutic option for psoriasis,” researchers concluded. Learn more about cannabis at www.808hicia.org.

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07/05/2022

Selling ma*****na is a misdemeanor if it is less than one ounce, with a fine of up to $2,000 and 1 year in jail; however, selling more than 1 ounce is a felony that comes with hefty fines and jail time. Selling ma*****na paraphernalia is also a felony with hefty fines and fees. Learn more about cannabis and regulation laws in Hawaii at www.808hicia.org.

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07/01/2022

According to a study, thirty-nine percent of patients were able to either “completely discontinue [their use of] insomnia medications or reduce their use from nightly administration to as-needed administration.” Learn more about cannabis at www.808hicia.org.

07/01/2022

Patients with symptoms of anxiety and/or depression report sustained improvements following the use of cannabis, according to survey data published in the journal Psychiatry Research. Authors reported, “Except for self-perceived dysfunctional cannabis use, the association between cannabis use with an increased risk of adverse health outcomes was not observed in the present study.” Learn more about cannabis and regulation laws in Hawaii at www.808hicia.org.

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06/29/2022

Seniors are most likely to report using cannabis products to address symptoms of anxiety, chronic pain, depression, glaucoma, and HIV/AIDS. Learn more about cannabis at www.808hicia.org.

06/23/2022

Medical ma*****na is legal in Hawaii, but when will it be legal to smoke ma*****na recreationally in Hawaii?

While it is not a crime to possess less than three grams of ma*****na and the maximum fine for this violation is $130, it is ultimately illegal to use ma*****na recreationally. Different bills have been introduced to try to legalize recreational ma*****na in Hawaii over the years, including in February 2021; however, a bill has never passed. Therefore, if you are caught in possession of ma*****na and you do not have a 329 Card for medical use of ma*****na, you may face some hefty penalties in Hawaii. Hawaii Revised Statutes (HRS) 712 and 706 outlines the consequences of being caught with ma*****na in Hawaii. Learn more about cannabis and regulation laws in Hawaii at www.808hicia.org.

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06/23/2022

Patients with symptoms of anxiety and/or depression report sustained improvements following the use of cannabis, according to survey data published in the journal Psychiatry Research. Investigators concluded, “Patients who seek treatment with medical cannabis for anxiety and depression can experience clinically significant improvements.”

Learn more about cannabis in Hawaii at www.808hicia.org.
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