Medical marijuana card FAQ

The cost of a medical marijuana card varies depending on the state you live in. At Dr. Weedy, our medical marijuana evaluation and recommendation services start at $39. However, additional fees may apply when registering with your state's medical marijuana program. These fees can range from $50 to $200, depending on the state. It's important to note that some states offer reduced fees for veterans and for patients who qualify for financial hardship. Overall, the cost of obtaining a medical marijuana card is relatively affordable, especially when compared to the cost of prescription medications and other medical treatments. If you have any questions about the cost of obtaining a medical marijuana card in your state, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Dr. Weedy maintains a network of certified physicians ready to perform online evaluations. No need to search for a "list of doctors near me"; simply start your application with us.

The qualifying conditions for a medical marijuana card vary by state, as each has its own laws and regulations. Commonly approved conditions include chronic pain, PTSD, anxiety, depression, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, cancer, and glaucoma. Some states may have more extensive lists of qualifying conditions, while others are more restrictive.

To determine if cannabis is a suitable treatment for you, a certified physician will review your medical history and symptoms during an evaluation. Be sure to check your state’s specific requirements before applying for a medical marijuana card.

You can locate licensed, 420-friendly doctors by using telehealth services like Dr. Weedy. Our platform connects you with state-certified physicians who can evaluate and approve you for medical cannabis treatment remotely. While you can choose to visit an offline clinic, in states where telemedicine is allowed, it’s often easier, cheaper, and more convenient to get evaluated online through services like Dr. Weedy.

A recommendation allows patients to legally obtain medical cannabis, while a prescription is typically for medications regulated by the FDA.

Doctors can recommend cannabis for medicinal purposes, but due to federal regulations, it cannot be prescribed in the traditional sense.

Doctors cannot prescribe medical marijuana in the traditional sense because cannabis is classified as a Schedule I substance under federal law. However, licensed physicians can recommend medical marijuana as a treatment for qualifying conditions, allowing patients to apply for a medical marijuana card in states where it is legal. This certification and/or card serves as authorization for patients to access medicinal cannabis products through licensed dispensaries.

Yes, licensed doctors on platforms like Dr. Weedy can provide online evaluations and recommendations for medical marijuana, but note that marijuana is typically recommended rather than prescribed due to federal regulations.

We are currently operating in the states below, but will be adding all others where medical marijuana is lagalized as soon as possible.

A medical marijuana card provides legal protection and access to medical marijuana for patients with qualifying medical conditions. By obtaining a medical marijuana card, patients can legally purchase, possess, and use medical marijuana as a treatment for their medical condition. In addition to legal protection, medical marijuana cards may also provide other benefits, such as access to higher potency and more specialized medical marijuana products, and the ability to grow your own medical marijuana in some states.

Yes, at Dr. Weedy, you can get a medical marijuana card online. Our platform provides a convenient and confidential way for patients to obtain a medical marijuana evaluation and recommendation from a licensed physician. The process is simple and can be completed entirely online. You will need to create an account on our website, complete a medical evaluation, consult with a licensed physician (if required by your state’s law), and receive your recommendation via email. With your recommendation, you can then be registered with your state's medical marijuana program to receive your medical marijuana ID card. At Dr. Weedy, we are committed to providing safe, legal, and affordable access to medical marijuana for patients in need.

The minimum age requirement for obtaining a medical marijuana card varies depending on the state you live in. In most states, patients must be at least 18 years old to apply for a medical marijuana card. However, some states allow minors to obtain medical marijuana cards with the consent of their parent or legal guardian. It's important to note that minors may be subject to additional restrictions and requirements when using medical marijuana, and it's essential to consult with a licensed physician and legal advisor before using medical marijuana as a minor.

The process of obtaining a medical marijuana card can vary depending on the state you live in, but in general, it's a relatively straightforward process. Dr. Weedy makes it easy and convenient for patients to obtain a medical marijuana card through our online platform. The process typically involves creating an account on our website, completing a medical evaluation, consulting with a licensed physician, and receiving your recommendation via email. Once you have your recommendation, you can then register (if required by your state) with your state's medical marijuana program to receive your medical marijuana card. While the process can be relatively easy, it's important to note that each state has its own laws and regulations regarding medical marijuana, and patients must meet the specific requirements to obtain a medical marijuana card. At Dr. Weedy, we are committed to helping patients navigate the process and obtain legal and safe access to medical marijuana.

The validity of a medical cannabis card varies depending on the state you live in. In general, medical cannabis cards are valid for a period of one year from the date of issue, although some states may have shorter or longer validity periods. To continue using medical cannabis legally, patients must renew their medical cannabis card before it expires. Renewal requirements can vary depending on the state and may involve completing a medical evaluation, consulting with a licensed physician, and submitting a new application.

Having a medical marijuana card can affect employment in some cases. While medical marijuana is legal in many states, it is still illegal under federal law, and some employers may have policies in place that prohibit the use of marijuana by their employees. Employers may conduct drug tests and take disciplinary action if an employee tests positive for marijuana, even if the employee has a valid medical marijuana card. It's important to review your employer's drug policies and consult with a legal advisor before using medical marijuana, especially if you are in a profession that requires drug testing or the operation of heavy machinery. Dr. Weedy encourages patients to prioritize safety and follow all applicable laws and regulations when using medical marijuana.

With Dr. Weedy, the process is designed to be as quick and convenient as possible. Once you complete your medical evaluation and, if required by your state, consult with one of our licensed physicians, you’ll typically receive your prescription via email within minutes.

The time to receive your medical marijuana card depends on your state’s program. State processing times range from a few days to a couple of weeks, with most patients receiving their card within 2–4 weeks after submitting their application. Some states even offer expedited processing for an additional fee.

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Yes, our team is here to guide you through every step, from scheduling your evaluation to submitting your application to the state program.

During your evaluation, a certified physician will review your medical history, discuss your symptoms, and determine if medical cannabis is a suitable treatment for your condition.

• Complete your order: 

Create an account and fill out a confidential online questionnaire about your medical history and qualifying conditions. All personal information is securely protected with our HIPAA-compliant system.

• Get evaluated by a doctor:

After submitting the questionnaire and payment, your application will be reviewed by a 420-friendly, state-licensed physician. Depending on your state's requirements, this may involve a mandatory consultation. If needed, you’ll schedule a brief call with one of our physicians, who will assess your information and determine whether to recommend medical cannabis treatment.

• Receive your recommendation:

If approved, you will receive your medical marijuana recommendation via email within 24 hours. If you are not approved, you’ll get a full refund.

• Register with your state's medical marijuana program:

Using your certification, you can register with your state’s medical marijuana program. Some states may require additional documentation or fees. For states where state-issued medical marijuana cards are optional (like California) or where registration is handled by the doctor (like Texas), Dr. Weedy simplifies this step for you.

• Receive your medical marijuana card:

Once your application is approved by your state’s medical marijuana program, you will receive your card. Depending on state laws and the package you select, your card can be sent instantly via email or shipped to your mailbox.

At Dr. Weedy, we strive to make the process of applying for a medical marijuana card as simple and convenient as possible. Our online platform allows you to complete the medical evaluation and consult with a licensed physician from the comfort of your own home.

Some states permit medical marijuana cardholders to cultivate cannabis for personal use, but rules vary widely by location. For accurate, state-specific information on cultivation laws, visit Dr. Weedy’s Laws and Regulations page. Please note that Dr. Weedy physicians do not provide legal advice or consultations regarding cultivation laws during the evaluation process.

Medical marijuana is legal in many states across the U.S., but each state has its own rules for obtaining a medical marijuana card. For location-specific guidance, visit Dr. Weedy's Laws and Regulations page.

Only state-certified, 420-friendly physicians are authorized to recommend medical cannabis. Use Dr. Weedy to connect with licensed specialists near you or online.

No, it is not legal to smoke and drive, even if you have a medical marijuana card. Just like alcohol, driving under the influence of cannabis is illegal and can result in serious legal consequences, including fines, license suspension, and even jail time. It's important to always prioritize safety when using medical marijuana and to never operate a vehicle or heavy machinery while under the influence.

The ability to use your medical marijuana card in other states depends on the laws and regulations of the state you are visiting. Some states have reciprocity agreements that allow out-of-state medical marijuana cardholders to use their cards to purchase and use medical marijuana in that state. However, not all states have reciprocity agreements, and even in states that do, the specific rules and regulations can vary. It's important to research the laws and regulations of the state you are visiting and consult with a legal advisor before using medical marijuana in another state.