New Mexico medical psilocybin program · 7.35.2 NMAC

Where things stand

Created September 7, 2026. Every claim on this page cites the adopted text, the proposed amendments, or a filed document.

New Mexico's rule for psilocybin producers and testing laboratories, 7.35.2 NMAC, has been in effect since June 23, 2026. The Department of Health noticed it on March 24, heard it on April 24, and published it as adopted in the New Mexico Register on June 23. On August 25 the department proposed amendments to three of its sections, the definitions, the general producer requirements, and the transportation of psilocybin, and fixed a rule hearing on them for October 2, 2026, the same hearing that takes up the proposed 7.35.3 NMAC. This Part of the site holds the adopted text, what it requires of the people it reaches, the proposed amendments where they would land, and the record.

Find your part

I grow or would grow psilocybin

What the rule requires of a producer, in the order a producer meets it: the permit application, the premises, allowed products, traceability, the five required tests, packaging and the product information document, wastage, transport, and discipline. Each requirement cited to its subsection and page.

I run or would run a testing laboratory

The accreditation a laboratory permit rests on, sampling, the required tests and their action levels, re-testing, the additional services the rule allows, and what a laboratory must report.

I want the text

All twenty-seven sections as published in the Register, verbatim, each cited to the PDF page, with the three sections the amendments would change noted at the section.

What the amendments would change

Twenty-one defined terms added to 7.35.2.7; producers permitted to sell to healing centers in 7.35.2.10; transport opened to certified practitioners and healing centers in 7.35.2.24. Proposed August 25, heard October 2.

I am following the process

The chain from the March 24 notice to the October 2 hearing, every document the site holds, and the records it does not.

I want to comment on the amendments

Public comment is taken and recorded at the October 2 hearing, with written comment due by its close. The comment page states how that works and what is at issue.

Where things stand

OPENThe department published proposed amendments to 7.35.2.7, 7.35.2.10, and 7.35.2.24 on August 25, with the notice fixing a rule hearing for October 2, 9:00 AM, in the Harold Runnels Building auditorium in Santa Fe, in person, by video conference, and by telephone. The amendments would add twenty-one defined terms, let producers sell to healing centers, and let certified practitioners and healing centers transport psilocybin. Each is noted at the section it changes on The adopted rule. Written comment must reach the department by the close of the hearing; how comment works is on Comment.

SETTLED7.35.2 NMAC is the adopted rule for psilocybin producers and testing laboratories, in effect since June 23, 2026, published that day in the New Mexico Register, Volume XXXVII, Issue 12. Every section carries the history note N, 6/23/2026: nothing in it has been amended. What it requires of a producer is on For producers, and of a laboratory on For testing laboratories; the text is on The adopted rule.

Proposed

NOTICED MAR 24

Rule hearing

APR 24

Adopted

IN EFFECT JUN 23

Amendments proposed

PUBLISHED AUG 25

Hearing on amendments

OCT 2 · BY NOTICE

Scheduled

OCT 2Rule hearing on the proposed amendments to 7.35.2 NMAC and on the proposed 7.35.3 NMAC, 9:00 AM, Harold Runnels Building auditorium, Santa Fe, and by video conference and telephone; fixed by the notice published August 25. Written comment is due by the close of the hearing.

What the August 25 amendments would change

7Twenty-one defined terms added, the standalone Guide definition struck, Practitioner rewritten, Satchet corrected to sachet. Noted at 7.35.2.7.

10Producers may sell to other producers, healing centers, and practitioners; the adopted text stops at producers and practitioners. Noted at 7.35.2.10.

24Transport by contractors of a certified healing center as well as of a permittee or certified practitioner; the person receiving a shipment verifies the chain of custody form. Noted at 7.35.2.24.

Every page in this Part

HEREWhere things stand: the state of the rule and of the proposed amendments, and where your situation is covered.

TEXTThe adopted rule: all twenty-seven sections, verbatim, the amendments noted where they would land.

GROWFor producers: every requirement on a producer, cited.

TESTFor testing laboratories: every requirement on a laboratory, cited.

CHAINMeetings and filings: the dated chain, the register, and the gaps.

VOICEComment: the hearing facts, what is at issue, and the input form.

The other published Part, 7.35.3 NMAC, governs patients, certifying clinicians, practitioners, facilitators, healing centers, and educational programs; it is proposed, not adopted, and has its own pages. How this site is built, its sources, and its corrections path are on How this site is built.

Provenance: the source document and this page’s revisions▸

The document this page is read from

June 23, 2026

The adopted rule, 7.35.2 NMACCurrent state of truth

The adopted rule, published in the New Mexico Register on June 23, 2026 and in effect from that day: twenty-seven sections governing producer and laboratory permits, premises, allowed products, traceability, the five required tests and their action levels, packaging and the product information document, wastage, transportation with a chain of custody, monitoring, and discipline. It supersedes the text proposed on March 24 and heard on April 24, 2026. Proposed amendments to three of its sections were published August 25, 2026 and go to a hearing on October 2; until adopted, the text here stands unamended.

This document supersedes one earlier ones. Each of them, what it is, what superseded it and when, and a download, is in the register at Meetings and filings.

Revisions to this page

September 7, 2026 Created as the front page of the Part: the plaque, the portals by role, the status surfaces written by tools/sync-status.py, what the August 25 amendments would change, and the page directory.