Medical Marijuana Products in Nebraska

What Products Are Approved in Nebraska?

Nebraska's medical marijuana program will allow patients to use a variety of medical cannabis products, including a range of oral products, topical products, suppositories, transdermal patches, and inhalers. These products will be available at licensed Nebraska marijuana dispensaries.​​

 

Oral Products
Tablets, capsules, and tinctures are among the most common medical marijuana options. They allow patients to take precise doses conveniently. Oral products typically provide longer-lasting effects compared to inhaled methods, making them a good choice for ongoing symptom management. Tinctures can also be taken sublingually (under the tongue) for faster relief.

 

Topical Products
Medical marijuana topicals include gels, oils, creams, and similar formulations designed for external use. These are applied directly to the skin to help relieve localized pain, inflammation, or skin-related conditions. Because they don’t enter the bloodstream in the same way as oral or inhaled products, topicals generally do not produce psychoactive effects.

 

Suppositories

Suppositories provide another method of delivering medical marijuana, particularly for patients who may have difficulty taking oral medications. Inserted rectally or vaginally, they can allow cannabinoids to be absorbed quickly into the bloodstream and may provide fast-acting relief for certain conditions.

 

Transdermal Patches
Transdermal patches are applied to the skin and release a controlled dose of cannabinoids over time. This steady delivery system can provide long-lasting relief without the need for frequent dosing. Patches are discreet, easy to use, and helpful for patients who require consistent symptom control.

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Inhalers
Medical marijuana inhalers use liquids or oils that are administered through a nebulizer or inhaler device. This allows for rapid absorption into the lungs without the risks associated with smoking. Inhalers can provide fast relief for symptoms such as pain, nausea, or muscle spasms, while also offering precise, measured dosing.