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Edibles Consults are Now Available!

Request a consult to discuss adding edibles to your medical cannabis plan.

To request, please call:
Mankato dispensary 507.229.6453 | Eagan dispensary 651.846.9245 | St. Paul dispensary 651.313.6733 |
St. Cloud dispensary 320.443.6250|
Hibbing dispensary 218.421.6350 | Willmar dispensary 320.208.9081

*Edibles sales will begin 8/1/2022

You can become a Minnesota Medical cannabis patient by following the registration process steps on the Minnesota Department of Health Medical Cannabis Program page here:
Registration Process: Patients – Minnesota Dept. of Health (state.mn.us)

• Find a Minnesota Medical Cannabis Certifying Provider

Yes, there are dispensaries in Minnesota. RISE has dispensaries in Eagan, Hibbing, St. Cloud, St. Paul, Mankato and Willmar.

1. Eagan Dispensary
2. Hibbing Dispensary
3. St. Cloud Dispensary
4. St. Paul Dispensary
5. Willmar Dispensary
6. Mankato Dispensary

Yes, RISE offers medical cannabis flower for purchase in Minnesota. You can shop our indica and sativa flower strains by

• Visiting our Minnesota Cannabis Products page for specific details about strains, thc levels, and pricing.

The Minnesota Medical Cannabis Program says:
“Dried raw cannabis will be allowed for registered patients who are 21 years or older beginning either on March 1, 2022, or at an earlier date if the testing labs and administrative rules are ready sooner. Patients and caregivers will not be allowed to grow cannabis at home but must purchase it from a registered manufacturer. Check the Medical Cannabis Program web pages for updates.”

Minnesota qualifying conditions are:

• Cancer*
• Glaucoma
• HIV/AIDS
• Tourette syndrome
• Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
• Inflammatory bowel disease, including Crohn’s disease
• Seizures, including those characteristic of epilepsy
• Severe and persistent muscle spasms, including those characteristic of multiple sclerosis (MS)
• Terminal illness, with a probable life expectancy of less than one year*
• Intractable pain
• Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
• Autism spectrum disorder (must meet DSM-5)
• Obstructive sleep apnea
• Alzheimer’s disease
• Chronic pain
• Sickle cell disease
• Chronic motor or vocal tic disorder

*Applies only if your illness or the treatment of your illness causes one or more of the following: severe or chronic pain; nausea or severe vomiting; cachexia or severe wasting.

Source: Medical Cannabis Qualifying Conditions – Minnesota Dept. of Health (state.mn.us)

Visit Our Website For A List of Minnesota Medical Cannabis Certifying Providers.

Medical cannabis patients who are legal Minnesota residents and have been certified with one of the qualifying conditions are eligible to buy medical cannabis in Minnesota.

Registration fees are $200 per year from the State of Minnesota, unless you are on a state funded program such as medical assistance, Minnesota care, social security, social security disability, and/or receive VA benefits your fee is reduced to $50 each year.

If applying for the discounted fee, you will need to show proof of receiving Supplemental Security Income, Social Security Disability (including those transitioned to retirement benefits), medical assistance, MinnesotaCare, IHS, Railroad disability, VA dependency and indemnity compensation, or Veteran’s disability benefits. See the How to Register in the Medical Cannabis Program (PDF) for details.

Yes, ​ we offer weekly dispensary deals and the following cannabis discounts:

New patients are scheduled for a 30-45 minute initial consult with a pharmacist to discuss your symptoms and goals for medical cannabis therapy. As you begin using your medication, additional return consults may be scheduled with a pharmacist to discuss your goals and medication plan. These return consults are typically 15-30 minutes, and all consults are no cost to our patients.
If your medications are working as expected and are helping you achieve your therapeutic goals, you may call 24 hours in advance to request a refill for the date you want to pick up your medication.

During your first visit at RISE, you will meet privately with a pharmacist to review your medical history, goals for cannabis therapy and questions you may have about taking medical cannabis. With the information you provide, the pharmacist will work with you to determine your individual care plan and will recommend cannabis medications that will help you meet your wellness goals.

Your RISE care team will explain all of our cannabis medications, and help you understand how and when to use them. Your pharmacist may also provide detailed directions for taking our cannabis medications.

It is legal to travel with Medical Cannabis within Minnesota only. We advise that you store your medications in their original packaging for easy identification. The label on your medication bottle serves as proof that you are enrolled in the Minnesota Medical Cannabis program and are the individual allowed to be in possession of the medical cannabis. Traveling out-of-state or flying with Medical Cannabis is not legal in Minnesota or elsewhere.

State Law prohibits operating, navigating, or being in actual physical control of any motor vehicle, aircraft, train, or motorboat, or working on transportation property, equipment, or facilities while under the influence of medical cannabis. Minnesota statutes do not objectively define “under the influence” of Medical Cannabis but many other well-established state laws similarly consider “under the influence” as an impairment of mental or physical faculties to a degree that one’s ability to think and act with ordinary care is reduced. Our recommendation is the safest solution: to avoid taking your Medical Cannabis if you will be operating a motor vehicle of any kind.

Side effects can be different depending on what medication (Tangerine, Heather, Cobalt) is being taken, what form of the medication is being used, and what other medicines or foods a person has ingested.

Normal side effects can include: Dry mouth, light-headedness, fatigue, dizziness, nausea, euphoria (a sense of wellbeing and happiness), increased appetite, and an increased heart rate. Vaporized forms may cause some throat burning sensation in some patients. Oral sprays and tinctures may cause some prickling or burning sensation in the mouth. These are not dangerous symptoms and occur because of the cannabinoids in the medication. Less common side effects could include anxious mood, insomnia, paranoia, dysphoria (an odd sense of discomfort) and changes in bowel movements.

During business hours, please call 844-532-3546 to speak with one of our Pharmacists for assistance. If you need assistance after regular business hours please call 844-342-8130 to reach Safety Call, our after-hours monitoring company. You may also contact us and we will respond within one business day.

Cannabis products are sensitive to heat and light. They should be stored upright in their original container out of direct sunlight, in a cool place. They should be stored at room temperature in a safe location where children or unauthorized adults cannot access them.

Our expiration date is listed as one year from manufacturing, and is listed on the production label of each medication bottle. The expiration date is based on our initial stability data and existing data from the pharmaceutical and cannabis industries, as it relates to oil-based botanical cannabinoid medications. This data is only valid when the medication is stored properly.

The cannabinoids and terpenes found in our products are isolated using subcritical and supercritical CO2 extraction processes.

Within the packaging of each vaporizer product we produce, there is a terpene “wheel” (histogram) that lists the relative ratios of the major cannabis terpenes detected during analysis of the vaporizer oil by a state-approved third party testing lab. Only cannabis terpenes extracted from cannabis plants grown by LeafLine Labs are added to our vaporizer oils.

The medications are derived from hybrid Cannabis plants.

The label (or copy of label) on the medication bottle serves as proof that you are a patient in the program. The patient and registered caregivers or guardians will have their name on the label, and that makes it legal for those individuals to carry the medication on them. Only the patient can use the medication.

Medication can only be used within Minnesota state lines. It cannot be used or carried onto federal grounds such as courthouses, post offices, airports, correctional facilities, or national parks, as well as within 1,000 feet of any school building, on school busses and vans, or child care facilities and in-home daycares. Vaping is not allowed in public places, on public transportation, while driving or operating machinery, and anywhere vapor could be inhaled by a child who is not a patient.

For more information visit Medical Cannabis Frequently Asked Questions – Minnesota Department of Health

If you have any concerns about unauthorized possession, please contact us.

We provide new syringes for administering oral suspensions at each medication purchase. Dosing syringes are designed to be reused for a limited time. We recommend leaving the small amount of residual oil in the syringe tip after each use, and wiping the tip of the syringe with an alcohol swab before and after each use. Washing your syringe after each use is not necessary or recommended. If water is introduced into the suspension, it can negatively effect the medication. Be careful not to introduce foreign substances into suspension bottles.

Log onto patients profile on the Minnesota Department of Health Website. Towards the bottom you will see a button to add spouse. Click the on the add spouse button and enter spouses information. It will also require the spouse to add a picture of your photo ID along with a image of your marriage license. The state of Minnesota will review your information and send a verification email once the information is confirmed and your spouse is added to your profile. Your spouse may pick up medication only after they are approved on your state profile.

Medical insurance companies operate under multiple federal guidelines and receive much of their money from federal programs like Medicare and Medicaid. Since medical cannabis is currently only legal in the state but classified as a federally illegal substance, medical insurance typically will not will cover it. Some Workman’s Comp insurers in the state are starting to cover Medical Cannabis, however.

At this time, we accept cash and debit cards (with pin) for payments.

The Minnesota Department of Health Website also contains information for patients, parents/legal guardians, caregivers, health care practitioners, as well as the laws and rules of the program, news about the cannabis program, data and statistics, instructions how to create your registry login, and printable materials and forms.