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Texas

Cannabis regulations, compliance details, and official links for Texas.

Medical Only

Tracking TBD

Delivery Allowed

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Official Source

Regulatory Agency

Texas Department of Public Safety

Tracking System

To be determined

Market Type

Medical Only

Last Updated

Jan 28, 2026

Regulatory Overview

Texas Cannabis Regulations

Key regulatory details for cannabis operators in Texas. Always confirm with official sources.

Regulatory Agency

Texas Department of Public Safety

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Seed-to-Sale System

Tracking system to be determined or under selection.

Market Type

Medical

Texas has a medical-only cannabis program.

Delivery & Ecommerce Status

DeliveryAllowed

EcommerceAllowed

Key Details

What You Need to Know About Texas

Limited Compassionate Use Program, significantly expanded by HB 46 in June 2025

Added chronic pain, TBI, terminal illness to qualifying conditions

Licensed dispensaries provide home delivery and online ordering

Program expanded from 3 to 15 licensees

Still a low-THC oil program; recreational cannabis remains illegal

Official Sources

TX Compassionate Use

Regulatory Details

Texas Cannabis Rules at a Glance

Detailed regulatory information for cannabis operators in Texas.

Purchase Limits

Medical

Other90-day supply with 3 refills; max 10mg THC per dose, 1,000mg per package

Period90 days

No flower/smokable products. Permitted: oils, tinctures, capsules, patches, non-smoked inhalation.

Tax Rates

No specific cannabis excise tax. Standard 6.25% state sales tax may apply.

Home Cultivation

Not Allowed

Customer Requirements

18+

Min. Age

Required

State ID

Required

Registration

Must be prescribed by CURT-registered physician. Permanent TX resident with qualifying condition.

Testing Requirements

Mandatory Testing

THC/CBD potency

Contaminant screening

Packaging & Labeling

Child-Resistant: YesUniversal Symbol: No

Patient-specific labels (physician name, patient name)

Dosage and administration method

THC/CBD potency

"For medical use only"

License Types

Dispensing Organization

Vertically integrated: cultivate, process, and dispense. 15 licenses authorized.

Compliance Checklist

Operator Compliance Checklist for Texas

Licensing

Obtain Dispensing Organization license from DPS

15 total licenses. Vertically integrated.

Sales

Verify patient prescription in CURT registry

Enforce dosage limits

10mg THC per dose, 1,000mg per package

Reporting

Submit to DPS facility inspections

Compliance Tools

How WebJoint Helps in Texas

WebJoint provides the compliance tools Texas operators need to stay audit-ready and run smooth operations.

METRC Integration

Real-time syncing with METRC for package intake, sales, returns, and inventory adjustments.

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Delivery Software

Compliant delivery workflows with manifests, driver assignment, ID verification at the door, and route tracking.

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POS Compliance

Purchase limits enforced at checkout, age verification at every touchpoint, and audit-ready transaction records.

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Reports & Audits

Exportable reports that match your regulatory requirements. Sales, inventory, patient counts, and more.

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FAQ

Texas Cannabis FAQ

Common questions about cannabis regulations, compliance, and operating in Texas.

Yes, Texas has legalized medical cannabis only. The state's cannabis program is regulated by the Texas Department of Public Safety. Regulations and requirements may change, so always verify with official sources.

No flower/smokable products. Permitted: oils, tinctures, capsules, patches, non-smoked inhalation.

Cannabis products in Texas are subject to various taxes. No specific cannabis excise tax. Standard 6.25% state sales tax may apply.

Yes, licensed cannabis delivery is allowed in Texas. Operators must comply with all state delivery regulations, including manifest requirements, vehicle requirements, and customer verification at the point of delivery.

Yes, Texas requires mandatory testing for all cannabis products before they can be sold. Testing must cover: THC/CBD potency, Contaminant screening.

Yes, WebJoint provides cannabis POS, delivery, and ecommerce software for operators in Texas. The platform includes built-in compliance features like purchase limit enforcement, age verification, and audit-ready reporting designed for Texas's regulatory requirements.