Maui Grown Therapies (Newly Opened)

To participate in the Hawaii Medical Marijuana Program, you must have valid state ID along with a Hawaii State 329 Card. The Department of Health has yet to approve reciprocity – patients from other states cannot yet use their cards in Hawaii.

Maui Grown Therapies is a Kahului Medical Marijuana Dispensary

Maui Grown Therapies heralds a new era of medical marijuana therapies in Hawaii, proud to open their dispensary doors and aid patients in need. Their medical marijuana dispensary cultivates the highest quality plants and offers registered medical marijuana patients the compassionate care and treatments they need to improve their quality of life.

History:
Maui Grown Therapies stands as the first medical marijuana dispensary in Hawaii, finally opened nearly 17 years after the state’s legalization of marijuana for medical use. They fought tooth and nail to earn Hawaii’s first cannabis dispensary license in early 2016, receiving a nearly perfect score on the state’s merit-based evaluation procedure. The Hawaii Department of Health granted Maui Grown Therapies permission to cultivate their first flowers in February 2017, and on August 8, 2017, they opened their facility’s Kahului doors for the first time. Physician-led and patient-centered, Maui Grown Therapies is humbled to play this important role in introducing their Maui marijuana dispensary and treatments to patients in Kahului and beyond.

Staff:
The team at Maui Grown Therapies offers high-class compassion and individualized care to every one of their patients. Their Advisory Board, led by a team of physicians, agriculturalists, and researchers, often meets to bring the latest cannabis research and advances to their Maui marijuana dispensary. Maui Grown Therapies serves as a resource for their patients, taking the time to walk them through their marijuana products to help them understand how cannabis can fit specific health concerns. Maui Grown’s Kahului Patient Education Specialists received training from Michael Backes, cannabis author and researcher, and look forward to passing on their knowledge.

Menu:
Maui Grown Therapies utilizes solar-power, recaptured irrigation water, and other green processes to keep their marijuana cultivation facility sustainable and to grow the best cannabis plants. Their Maui dispensary will provide a menu of dried marijuana flower, cannabis infused oils and lotions, distilled tinctures and concentrated marijuana. When Hawaii opens its first certified laboratory, all of Maui Grown Therapies’ Kahului-raised cannabis will undergo lab testing for quality assurance.

Starting August 14, registered medical marijuana patients may walk in anytime to meet with Maui Grown Therapies’ patient education specialists at no charge. Their dispensary encourages those with questions to reach out via email, phone call or Facebook with any questions. Their Kahului facility provides plenty of parking.

Service Locations:
Maui Grown Therapies stands in the Maui Lani Village Center in Kahului, Hawaii. Their facility welcomes patients from Wailuku, Waikapu, Ah Fong Village, and Kahului central. Patients are invited from Spreckelsville, Pukalani, Makawao, and Maalaea to explore their medical marijuana therapies. Patients in Airport Village, Kula, Haliimaile, and Kahakuloa can find cannabis relief at Maui Grown Therapies. From Lahaina to Makena and across Maui, Maui Grown Therapies proudly serves any suffering patient in need.

Location Information:
Kahului is a city on the island of Maui in Hawaii. Home to Maui’s primary airport, the Kahului Airport, the city highlights many cultural and tourist activities. The Kanaha Beach Park and Keopuolani Regional Park offer plenty of walking trails and scenic coastal views for outdoor lovers. The Maui Mall is located near the Kahului Harbor and features retail options and eateries. More notable destinations like the Ho’okipa Beach Park and Iao Valley State Park attract tourists to the outer limits of Kahului. From the peak of Puu Kukui to the Garden of Eden Arboretum, Maui Grown Therapies provides patients with lasting relief through cannabis.

To participate in the Hawaii Medical Marijuana Program, you must have valid state ID along with a Hawaii State 329 Card. The Department of Health has yet to approve reciprocity – patients from other states cannot yet use their cards in Hawaii.