ProNov 19, 2024Researcher • Israel
We need more federally-funded studies
The science is catching up but rescheduling slows everything. I want the US to fund the research the rest of the world is already doing.
A dream since 2010 — finally live in 2026
can-nabis.
The scientific spelling of celebration.
Education, advocacy, and community for a plant that has helped people for thousands of years. See the world map, watch the laws change, share your story on the timeline, and join us at :20 past every hour.
- US states with legal recreational
- 24+
- US states with medical access
- 38+
- Countries fully legal
- 6
- Countries with medical programs
- 50+
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USA + Federal
Every state's status, plus what's actually moving in Congress.
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World legality map
Color-coded by country with the latest laws and news.
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Medical & Research
Conditions, evidence, and ongoing studies.
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Community
Chat, stories, and the 4:20 moment every hour.
The Pro / Con Timeline
Both sides on one wall. Share why cannabis helped you — or why you have concerns. Real stories from real people, in chronological order.
- ProJun 1, 2023Migraine patient • Germany
When nothing else worked
Fifteen years of chronic migraine. Triptans stopped working. Medical access here changed my baseline. I'm grateful every day.
- ConSep 17, 2021Recovery community member
Worth naming dependency risks
I want this site to honor that some people do develop a problematic relationship with cannabis. Legalization shouldn't mean pretending that never happens.
- ProMar 8, 2019Caregiver, oncology
Watching it help chemo patients
Nausea, appetite, sleep. Watching patients tolerate treatment because of it convinced me this should never have been Schedule I.
- ProJul 12, 2016Veteran, anonymous • Colorado
PTSD nights stopped being unbearable
VA could only give me pills that made me feel worse. A small dose at night meant I could actually sleep. That's not a luxury — that's a life.
- ConNov 2, 2014Anonymous parent
My concern as a parent
I'm not against research or medical access, but I worry about marketing and potency aimed at young people. I want the conversation to include guardrails.
- ProApr 20, 2010Site owner • USA
The reason this domain exists
Crohn's disease made eating, sleeping, and existing exhausting. Cannabis took the edge off the pain and quieted the anxiety enough to live my life. I bought can-nabis.com hoping one day I could build a place to share that.
Why we do this
can-nabis was a dream since 2010. The owner has Crohn's disease and cannabis has been the most reliable thing for the pain, the anxiety, and the stress. A portion of every dollar this site earns goes to legalization efforts, medical research, and patient access. No gatekeeping. Education first.