Sweet Dirt Medicinals

To purchase Medical Marijuana, you must be at least 18 years old (or accompanied by a registered legal guardian, parent and/or caregiver) with a valid medical marijuana patient card from the State of Maine or a US State on Maine’s reciprocity partner list; you must also have a valid, government issued ID (if you are presenting a driver’s license or other state issued ID, it must be from the same state as your medical card).  

Maine accepts valid Medical Cannabis Cards from; Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington, Washington, DC.

Patients who are residents of these states may purchase medical cannabis products while visiting Maine, subject to the limitations imposed by the laws and rules of the State of Maine the laws and rules of their state of residence. This list is subject to change.

In order to purchase medical cannabis and/or receive protections under Maine's Medical Marijuana law, you will need to have a current medical marijuana certification from a Maine licensed healthcare professional and a Maine ID.

This medical marijuana certification, or medical ID, can be obtained from your physician. In Maine, any M.D., D.O. or C.N.P., or P.A.  can recommend cannabis for you. 

We recommend CannaCare, one of the largest medical cannabis evaluation centers in the country. Canna Care Docs, located across the state of Maine offers telemedicine appointments to safely, securely and confidentially evaluate individuals for their cards. Canna Care Docs simplifies the certification process and will walk you through every step of the way. Book an online appointment today.

No, no appointment is required. If you are already in possession of your medical marijuana card, you can come to our store during store hours (10am-6pm, daily) and speak with our staff. Or, you can call us in advance of your visit should you have any questions you would like addressed prior to your visit.

Under the Maine Medical Marijuana Program, qualified Maine patients can possess 2.5 ounces, or 70.9 grams, of prepared dry flower to 8 pounds, or 3.6 kilograms, of harvested marijuana

The caregiver model is patient-centered, and typically provides a higher quality of care. Traditionally, caregivers in Maine have been advocates for the rights of the patient. The caregiver approach is more consultative, personalized for the patient.

Yes.

At this time, we only accept cash.