Our dispensary is located at 44 Paʻa Street in the Maui Lani Village Center in Kahului.
We are conveniently located in Central Maui, just off of Kuihelani Highway. Our location was selected for its easy access from Upcountry, south and west Maui. Our ADA-friendly dispensary offers patient privacy and abundant free parking.

No, but we do accept CanPay, a free, secure, convenient app that transfers funds directly from your bank account. You may also pay with cash or pre-purchase a dispensary cash card from mauiwellnessshop.com. An ATM is available in the dispensary for your convenience.

We use organic methods and inputs in cultivation but the “organic” certification is a federal program, so it cannot apply to cannabis because of its federal legal status.

No. At this time the cost of medical cannabis is an out-of-pocket patient expense.

A qualifying patient who has been diagnosed with one of Hawaiʻi’s qualifying medical conditions will need to get a written certification from a physician (MD or DO) or Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) with whom he/she has a bona fide relationship. The certification must be submitted to the Hawaii State Department of Health with an application for a Hawaii Medical Cannabis “329” card. The card should arrive by mail within 10-15 working days.

No. The federal government still criminalizes cannabis possession in the United States. Air travel in the USA is regulated by federal agencies such as the Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration and TSA, so you are subject to federal laws. Hawaiʻi may only regulate laws within the state, so cannabis remains illegal within federal territory, such as in between islands and within Haleakalā National Park

Maui Grown Therapies does not recommend medical professionals who certify however, we are happy to provide this list of Maui MDs and APRNs who have agreed to share their contact information. Click here for a list Maui Certifying Health Care Providers.

We are open Mon-Fri from 10 am to 6 pm and Sat/Sun from 10 am to 4 pm.

Once your medical professional determines you have a qualifying condition and you submit your application online to the DOH, you should receive your 329 card within 10-15 working days.

Yes, we are able to serve out-of-state patients who are registered for a medical cannabis certification in their home state and who have registered with the State of Hawaii ahead of their visit. For more information on this process click here.

Our Science & Medical Advisory Board reviewed and approved a comprehensive curriculum. Our entire staff received training from Michael Backes, a nationally renowned expert on medical cannabis. He is the author of Cannabis Pharmacy, A Practical Guide to Medical Marijuana that has sold more than one million books.

No, our production center is located in Upcountry Maui.

No, Hawaiʻi law requires each patient to show a 329 card and valid government-issued photo ID before they may enter a state-licensed dispensary. The DOH will expedite cards for certain patients or medical conditions. Click here to contact the DOH for more information.

In recent weeks, there have been reports of adolescents who experienced difficulty breathing after “vaping” e-cigarettes. As of August 27, 2019 the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) reported 215 possible cases of severe lung disease linked to vaping reported by 25 states. None of the cases were in Hawaiʻi. You can read a more detailed list of FAQ’s about this topic click here.