Last updated: October 1, 2026

How Much Does a Hawaiʻi 329 Medical Cannabis Card Cost in Waipahu in 2026?

Waipahu residents seeking a 329 card in 2026 should generally account for two separate expenses: medical certification and Hawaiʻi’s registration charge.

Medical Cannabis Certification: Before registering with the state, Waipahu applicants must undergo an evaluation with an eligible Hawaiʻi physician or APRN and receive medical certification. Hawaiʻi limits medical cannabis certification fees to a maximum of $105 for a one-year certification, covering both the medical assessment and issuance of certification.

Hawaiʻi 329 Registration Fee: Following submission of their medical certification, first-time Waipahu applicants pay $36.05 for a one-year state registration. Under Hawaiʻi's revised program, qualifying renewal patients may obtain a three-year registration for $108.15, including the applicable state and administrative fees.

For new Waipahu applicants, the $36.05 one-year registration fee and maximum $105 medical certification charge amount to a combined total of up to $141.05. Patients may pay less when their certifying provider charges below the permitted maximum.

Possible Ways Waipahu Patients Can Lower Their Costs

The maximum certification fee is a ceiling rather than a mandatory price. Patients can ask a physician or APRN about the actual certification charge before arranging an appointment.

Eligible Waipahu patients may qualify for Hawaiʻi's new three-year renewal option. The extended registration costs $108.15, including administrative fees, and allows qualifying patients to maintain their registration for three years before another renewal is required.