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How to Qualify for
Ohio Medical Marijuana Card

UNFORTUNATELY, NOT ALL DOCTORS ARE ABLE TO OR WILLING TO RECOMMEND MEDICAL MARIJUANA TO PATIENTS IN OHIO. RIGHT NOW, THERE ARE ONLY A HANDFUL OF PHYSICIANS CERTIFIED TO RECOMMEND MEDICAL MARIJUANA, SO IT CAN BE CHALLENGING TO FIND A DOCTOR THAT WILL HELP YOU OUT. BUT DON’T WORRY, ALL MY MARIJUANA CARD DOCTORS ARE CERTIFIED TO RECOMMEND MEDICAL CANNABIS. YOU CAN SCHEDULE AN EVALUATION WITH A CERTIFIED MARIJUANA DOCTOR AT ANY OF OUR CLINIC LOCATIONS.

HOW TO QUALIFY FOR MEDICAL WEED in Ohio

With overwhelming evidence demonstrating the potential of medical marijuana to improve the quality of life for Ohio residents, state lawmakers passed House Bill 523 in the summer of 2016. The passage of this law legalized medical marijuana throughout the state of Ohio and established the rules governing the Ohio Medical Marijuana Control Program. My Marijuana Card can help you get approved at any of our marijuana doctor clinic locations throughout Ohio. We also offer telemedicine for medical marijuana evaluations, which means you can get approved easily from the comfort of your own home. Get your My Marijuana card quickly and easily! Schedule same-day! With telemedicine, you can see and speak to a certified medical marijuana physician using your smartphone, computer, or tablet. You will be one of many added to the Ohio medical marijuana patient registry.

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Ohio Medical Marijuana Control Program

Ohio Medical Marijuana Dispensaries / Law Information: As per House Bill No. 523, effective September 8, 2016, the state of Ohio authorizes the use of medical marijuana for patients with qualifying conditions and establishes the Medical Marijuana Control Program. These qualified Patients, on the Ohio medical marijuana patient registry, after obtaining their Ohio Medical Marijuana Card, may possess no more than a 90-day supply of medical marijuana, equal to eight ounces of marijuana or marijuana products with the equivalent amount of THC.

Do I Qualify for a Ohio
Medical Marijuana Card?

The Ohio Medical Board has approved the use of medical marijuana for the treatment and relief of symptoms associated with a wide variety of conditions and ailments. In total, there are currently 22 conditions eligible for medical marijuana treatment, but there is a chance that new conditions will be added in the future. Every year there is a petition deadline to request the addition of new qualifying diseases. Once a condition is added people start to ask how to qualify for medical weed.

How to Qualify for an Ohio Medical Marijuana Card

Before visiting a medical marijuana dispensary in Ohio, you must fulfill the following qualifications:

The cost to apply for a medical card in Ohio is $50, payable to the Ohio Board of Pharmacy. Click here to Learn more.

Marijuana is legal for medical use with a card in Ohio, but it is still illegal for recreational use. Visit MyMarijuanaCards.com to learn how to obtain your Ohio medical marijuana card.

Qualifying conditions for a marijuana card in Ohio include chronic pain, cancer, epilepsy, HIV/AIDS, PTSD, and more. Click here for a list of the conditions that qualify for medical marijuana in Ohio.

No, a valid medical card is required to enter a dispensary in Ohio. Schedule your appointment online or call/text (419)237-7119 to obtain your Ohio medical marijuana card.

To qualify for a medical card in Ohio, you must have a qualifying medical condition as determined by the state and confirmed by a licensed medical marijuana physician. Call/text (419)237-7119 to speak to one of our Patient Coordinators and determine if you qualify.

Cons of having a medical marijuana card in Ohio may include legal and employment issues, as well as the cost and time associated with obtaining and renewing the card. Click here to learn more.

No, anxiety alone is not a qualifying condition for medical marijuana in Ohio. However, there are anxiety-related disorders that may qualify for medical marijuana use. Click here for more information.

No, federal law prohibits firearm possession by individuals who use or possess marijuana, even for medical purposes.