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In New Hampshire, cannabis is regulated by the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and is called the Therapeutic Cannabis Program. Medical cannabis is allowed; adult-use cannabis is prohibited. New Hampshire also allows visiting out-of-state medical patients to purchase medical cannabis as long as they show their out-of-state medical card and matching photo identification. Medical dispensaries are called Alternative Treatment Centers (ATC) in New Hampshire.
New Hampshire uses BioTrack as their seed-to-sale state traceability system.
Usable cannabis contained in concentrate is based on cannabinoid profile of concentrate (not amount of the concentrate itself or the amount of cannabis used to create cannabis)
The total active cannabinoid amount shall be the combined amounts of cannabinoids in the concentrate as indicated in the cannabinoid profile
Delivery is not permitted in New Hampshire
DHHS compiles their administrative rules here
