Cannabis in Ciudad de México
Mexico City has no legal cannabis store. The one listing is a Polanco clinic that guides patients on COFEPRIS permits, and what a permit does not cover.
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Up to 5 g is treated as personal use under the General Health Law's dose table (art. 479); a COFEPRIS permit covers holders' own supply.
Home grow
Allowed only for holders of a COFEPRIS self-consumption authorization; no plant number is set in the law.
Sales
Sale, supply and distribution remain illegal; COFEPRIS reiterated this on 8 July 2026.
Medical
Legal since the 2017 reform and 2021 regulation, but no registered cannabis medicines were on sale as of 2025; access via import permits or court orders.
CBD
COFEPRIS (Feb 2025) says CBD, hemp extract and THC may not be used in foods, supplements, cosmetics or beverages without authorization.
Public use
Permits require that consumption not affect third parties; public use is not authorized by them.
Summary, not legal advice — rules change; check local law. Last reviewed Sep 2026.
How cannabis is sold in Ciudad de México
Mexico City has no legal cannabis shop, so the one Verdex listing is a doctor's practice in Polanco that guides people toward a permit.
What does the Polanco practice sell?
Sativa Care, on Avenida Ejército Nacional 436, eighth floor, offers an initial consultation priced at 1,500 Mexican pesos. The site describes about 90 minutes covering medical history, psychological and nutritional assessments and a treatment plan. It also publishes a free guide to requesting a COFEPRIS authorization, and warns that COFEPRIS appointments in the capital are scarce. It sells no cannabis.
Why is the capital's route slow?
COFEPRIS keeps a counter at its Mexico City headquarters, free and booked online, and a 2025 study counted 7,019 permits from 19,230 requests between April 2019 and March 2024, with a first refusal common before a judge orders the permit. The step-by-step is in our COFEPRIS guide, and the tourist rules cover fines in public. The clinic's address, phone and email are on its Verdex profile, and it advises that any cannabinoid product a doctor recommends may need a COFEPRIS import permit or a magistral preparation.
Cannabis in Ciudad de México: questions
Can a tourist get a COFEPRIS permit in Mexico City?
The route is aimed at adults residing in Mexico who file a request and often a court complaint. It does not create a legal place to buy.
Does Sativa Care sell cannabis?
No. Verdex describes it as a medical practice offering consultations and permit guidance.
