Cannabis Club St. Gallen — membership and Swiss law
Looking for a cannabis club in St. Gallen? This page explains what membership means, which pilot trials are officially listed and which rules apply to CBD and THC. Creating an account and being admitted to a study are separate steps.
Pilot-project status
The reviewed FOPH register names: CanLeg. Listing does not establish available places. Check eligibility and recruitment with the project; club membership does not replace admission to a study.
What to check before signing up
- Create a free club account.
- Read current information and offers in the member area.
- Check product conditions and availability before placing an order.
- For a pilot trial, check that study’s own eligibility rules.
- Discuss any medical treatment with your treating clinician.
Cantonal legal status
Federal rules apply in the canton. Possession of up to 10 grams for personal consumption is not punishable; actual consumption by an adult can attract a CHF 100 fixed fine. Below 1% total THC, product-category rules still apply. Membership alone does not authorise access to THC.
FAQ — Cannabis Club St. Gallen
Does club membership in St. Gallen also mean admission to a pilot trial?
No. A club account is not admission to an authorised trial and does not provide general access to THC. Each study has its own eligibility requirements.
What does membership cost?
The club account is free. Check product prices and any additional costs in the specific offer; no current price per gram is promised here.
Can I order immediately after signing up?
An account does not guarantee that a drop is immediately available. Check current offers and their conditions in the member area.
Does discreet mean anonymous?
No. Read the privacy policy and offer conditions before registering. Membership does not replace checks required by law.
What fees does a pilot trial in St. Gallen charge?
That depends on the project. Without its current pricing and participation terms, neither a standard monthly fee nor a product price is established.
Law & medicine — frequently asked questions in St. Gallen
Possession or consumption: when can a fine apply in St. Gallen?
Possession of up to 10 grams for personal consumption is not punishable. Actual consumption by an adult can attract a CHF 100 fixed fine. Juvenile criminal law applies to minors.
Can I drive after using cannabis in St. Gallen?
You must remain fit to drive throughout the journey. Neither a CBD label nor a prescription guarantees this. If you are receiving treatment, discuss its effects on driving with your treating clinician.
Which pilot trials are listed for St. Gallen?
The reviewed FOPH register names: CanLeg. Listing does not establish available places. Check eligibility and recruitment with the project; club membership does not replace admission to a study.
Can I grow cannabis at home in St. Gallen?
Personal use alone does not authorise unlicensed cultivation of cannabis containing at least 1% total THC. For low-THC hemp, intended use and other applicable rules also matter. No cantonal plant allowance is established here.
How can I obtain cannabis medicines in St. Gallen?
Since 1 August 2022, medical prescribing no longer requires an exceptional FOPH authorisation. Compulsory health insurance reimburses these medicines only in exceptional cases. Check availability and costs for the specific treatment.
Is every CBD product legal in St. Gallen?
Less than 1% total THC is not a blanket permission to sell. Rules for the product category also apply, including food or medicines legislation. CBD content and THC content are different measurements.
Explore the legal framework: Cannabis in St. Gallen: possession, consumption and Swiss law
Sources checked on 4 October 2026. Federal framework and project register; no assessment of local enforcement practices.