Questions
Yes. Florida's medical marijuana program is for qualified patients who have been certified by a Florida-licensed physician, entered in the state registry, and issued an ID card.
No. Short-term visitors can't get a Florida card. Florida requires patients to be permanent or seasonal Florida residents, and seasonal residents need proof of residency.
No. Florida does not recognize medical marijuana cards from other states.
Qualifying conditions include cancer, epilepsy, glaucoma, HIV/AIDS, PTSD, ALS, Crohn's disease, Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis. Comparable conditions, terminal conditions and chronic nonmalignant pain can also qualify. A Florida-licensed physician makes the decision.
You can start a renewal application up to 45 days before your card expires. Your physician must also re-evaluate you at least every 30 weeks to issue a new certification.
Florida limits patients to a 70-day supply, and no more than 4 ounces in a form for smoking at one time.
Many Florida-licensed physicians offer telehealth evaluations as well as in-person visits. Only a Florida-licensed physician can certify you.
Seasonal Florida residents may qualify with proof of residency, a qualifying condition and certification by a Florida physician.
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