How to Check Your Arkansas Medical Marijuana Allotment

If you're a medical marijuana patient in Arkansas, staying informed about your cannabis allotment is key to remaining compliant with state law. As of 2025, Arkansas enforces a limit of 2.5 ounces of medical marijuana every 14 days for qualified patients. This rolling limit is tracked electronically across all licensed dispensaries in the state, and there are a few convenient ways to check how much of your allotment remains before you make a purchase.

Understanding the 14-Day Rolling Allotment

In Arkansas, the medical marijuana program uses a rolling 14-day window, meaning your purchases are tracked across that time frame, not by calendar weeks. If you buy one ounce today, it will count against your limit until 14 days from now. Once that time passes, the purchase "falls off" your record and your available balance increases accordingly. This system ensures patients stay within legal limits while allowing flexibility in when and how often they purchase.

Checking Your Allotment Online

The most reliable and secure way to check your current medical marijuana allotment is through the Arkansas Medical Marijuana System, operated by the Arkansas Department of Health. By logging into the official patient registry portal, you can view your current balance, see recent purchases, and track how close you are to your 2.5-ounce limit.

Patients need to use their registered email address and medical marijuana ID number to log in. Once inside the dashboard, allotment details are available under your patient profile. This portal is updated in real time, reflecting purchases made at any dispensary across the state.

Dispensary Support for Allotment Checks

Many dispensaries across Arkansas also offer ways for patients to check their allotment status. Some provide in-store kiosks or tablets, while others include QR codes on patient cards or receipts that link directly to allotment check tools. If you're unsure of your current balance or have questions about what you've purchased recently, dispensary staff can assist you by looking up your records using your patient ID.

Even though it's not required to check your balance before every purchase, doing so helps you avoid exceeding your legal limit, which could result in a declined transaction or issues with your patient status.

Why Tracking Matters

Accurately tracking your medical marijuana allotment helps you stay within the boundaries of Arkansas law, which is particularly important since exceeding the legal limit can carry serious consequences. Dispensary systems are interconnected with the state’s allotment tracking network, so all purchases are recorded automatically and applied against your available balance.

Regularly checking your allotment also allows you to plan your purchases more efficiently, ensuring you always have access to the medicine you need without unnecessary delays or denials.

Final Thoughts

Whether you're a new patient or someone who's been part of the program for years, checking your medical marijuana allotment is a simple but important step in managing your access to cannabis legally and responsibly. The tools provided by the state and local dispensaries make it easy to stay informed and compliant.

For more information, or to log in and check your allotment now, visit the Arkansas MMJ Patient Registry.

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