Patients and legal representatives should carry their Medical Marijuana Use Registry identification card (MMID) at all times. You MUST present your card to a medical marijuana treatment center to purchase your marijuana or
FAQ Category: I’m Qualified, Now What?
I’m Qualified, Now What?
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Florida law allows for a prescription of only up to 70 days worth of cannabis medicine and patients must get 2 more refills for a total of 210 days to maintain their
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YES. The Medical Marijuana Registry now allows patients to easily change their marijuana card doctor, for whatever reason, by following the prompts on the patient website profile.
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YES. Florida dispensaries are called Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers (MMTCs) and are open statewide. Patients must have their temporary or permanent card ‘in hand’ to be able to access and purchase from
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Your cannabis card can now be used to buy marijuana at any of the state-licensed Florida dispensaries. If you have any questions about orders or recommendations from your doctor, call us at
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Once you are approved and have either your temporary or permanent MMID card, you or your legal representative will then be able to visit or contact one of the licensed medical marijuana treatment
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YES. As a patient, you may serve as a legal representative for someone else, provided they apply separately for their own patient card and your legal representation.
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YES. After you are certified and registered by one of our physicians, the state will send your acceptance email, usually within a few days. A copy of your acceptance email can then be