-HIV or AIDS
-Alzheimer’s disease
-ALS 
-Cancer
-Cachexia
-Persistent nausea (not connected to pregnancy) that isn’t significantly responsive to traditional treatment
-Crohn’s or ulcerative colitis
-Epilepsy/debilitating seizures
-Multiple sclerosis or persistent muscle spasms
-PTSD
-Autism 
-Terminal illness with less than six months life expectancy 
-A condition resulting in the patient receiving hospice care
-A rare condition or disease that affects less than 200,000 individuals in the USA 
-Any patient approved by the Compassionate Use Board that has a condition not already covered by this list
-Pain lasting longer that two weeks if one of the following doesn’t adequately manage the pain:
         -A non-opioid medication (e.g. aspirin); or
         -Physical intervention (e.g. chiropractic care)
          
         -Those currently on opioids will likely automatically        qualify, as their doctor would attest that a non-opioid cannot adequately manage the pain.