less than 5 min Choose a price package that suits your preferences. Complete a short, confidential questionnaire to initiate the evaluation process.
15 mins State law allows online evaluations based on your questionnaire. A consultation may be scheduled at the doctor’s discretion.
Immediately online Upon approval, your recommendation is emailed, granting access to all state dispensaries. Expect a hard copy in 4-7 business days.
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In accordance with California law, individuals who are qualified patients or primary caregivers and possess a state-issued identification card are permitted to possess a maximum of 8 ounces (approximately 226 grams) of dried cannabis flower per qualified patient. For comparison, recreational users can possess up to 1 ounce (approximately 28 grams) of dried cannabis flower.
However, it is important to note that eligible recipients with a doctor’s recommendation may possess an amount of cannabis that aligns with the patient’s specific needs (as stated in § 11362.77, subd. (b)). It should be clarified that the allowable quantities of medicinal cannabis should only include the dried mature processed flowers or buds of the female cannabis plant (as indicated in § 11362.77, subd. (d)).
These possession limits, adopted as daily limits, are also applicable to licensed retailers under the MAUCRSA enabling regulations. This ensures that licensed retailers comply with the possession limits when selling to medicinal cannabis patients and their caregivers (as per Cal. Code Regs., tit. 16, § 5409.)
Please be aware that there may be additional restrictions imposed by local ordinances. Counties and cities have the authority to establish their own regulations that permit qualified patients or caregivers to possess medicinal cannabis in quantities that surpass the possession guidelines outlined by the Medical Marijuana Program (MMP) (as specified in § 11362.77, subd. (c)).
Moreover, under the Compassionate Use Act (CUA), qualified patients who claim protection are entitled to possess an amount of cannabis that is deemed “reasonably related to their current medical needs” (according to the People v. Trippet court case in 1997, 56 Cal.App.4th 1532, 1549). This ensures that patients who qualify under the CUA can possess an appropriate amount of cannabis to address their specific medical requirements.
Medical cannabis patients in California are allowed to cultivate their own cannabis plants for personal use. The growing limits are as follows:
Qualified patients or primary caregivers may maintain no more than 6 mature or 12 immature cannabis plants per qualified patient (as outlined in § 11362.77, subd. (a).)
It’s important to note that these cultivation limits are specific to medical cannabis patients in California. Recreational users have different cultivation limits. Additionally, local ordinances may impose further restrictions or regulations on cultivation, such as zoning requirements or limitations on the number of plants allowed per property.
If you want to grow cannabis and sell it in California, you will need a cultivation license.
Before cultivating cannabis, it is essential to familiarize oneself with the specific laws and regulations in your local jurisdiction to ensure compliance with the cultivation limits and any additional requirements imposed by local authorities.
As a caregiver providing support and assistance to medical cannabis patients in California, it is crucial to understand and adhere to legal compliance and responsible use guidelines. Here are important considerations for MMJ caregivers:
By adhering to these guidelines, MMJ caregivers can ensure legal compliance and responsible use of medical cannabis, providing valuable support to qualified patients while upholding the laws and regulations in California.
California recognizes the potential benefits of medical cannabis for veterans and provides certain provisions to facilitate access to medical cannabis treatment. Here is the main information and rules regarding medical cannabis for veterans in California:
Dr.Weedy is committed to supporting veterans in their journey towards accessing medical marijuana treatment. We understand and appreciate the sacrifices they have made for our country. As part of our dedication to veterans, we offer special programs and discounts to make medical cannabis more affordable and accessible to them. Our initiatives for veterans include subsidized recommendation quotas, allowing veterans to obtain their medical cannabis recommendations at a reduced cost.
To avail of the veteran’s discount, simply click here.
Dr.Weedy acknowledges the importance of ensuring equal access to medical cannabis treatment for individuals with disabilities in California. We are committed to providing a supportive and inclusive environment for all patients, including those with disabilities. Here’s how we strive to make marijuana treatment accessible for people with disabilities:
Dr.Weedy understands that individuals visiting California may require access to medical marijuana treatment during their stay, even if they are not residents of the state. We are here to provide information on medical marijuana reciprocity and how non-residents can obtain a California medical cannabis card.
In California, individuals have the option to choose between a Medical Marijuana Identification Card (MMIC) and a medical marijuana recommendation when accessing medical cannabis. Here’s what you need to know:
The choice between obtaining an MMIC or sticking with a Medical Rec is a personal decision for patients. However, if you decide to register for an MMIC, please be aware that you will be responsible for your county’s registration fee. The MMIC provides additional legal protection and certain benefits to registered patients. To learn more about the MMIC and its advantages, we recommend reading our article on the subject.
Yes, minors can apply with the consent of a parent or legal guardian. The parent or guardian must act as the primary caregiver, and the minor must have a qualifying medical condition.
To apply for the doctor’s medical marijuana recommendation, you’ll need a valid California ID or driver’s license.
If you choose to apply for the state registration as well, the documents required for the MMIC program include:
– A copy of your doctor’s recommendation
– Proof of identity (e.g., driver’s license or other government-issued ID)
– Proof of residency (e.g., rent or mortgage agreement, utility bill, or California motor vehicle registration)
Please note that the full list of required documents may vary depending on your county. To find specific information for your county and the associated documents, you can visit the official CDPH website.
Yes, Dr.Weedy takes your privacy seriously. All information provided during the application process is handled with the utmost confidentiality and in compliance with healthcare privacy laws, including the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Your personal information is securely stored, and access is restricted to authorized personnel involved in the evaluation process.
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