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Currently, you are able to purchase 2.5 ounces of whole flower cannabis every 35 days. This limit has been set by the department of health and may change in the future. The other route limits depend on what your doctor sets as your prescription. There is no purchase limit on Miracle Leaf’s CBD and Delta 8 THC products.
You may, however, keep your products in the trunk of your car or inaccessible so there is no question about whether you have medicated yourself in your car if you do happen to encounter law enforcement officials.
Depending on which state you reside in, telemedicine may be an option for you. Florida’s telehealth emergency waivers ended on June 26, 2021, after Governor Ron DeSantis’ executive orders expired. The waivers were originally contained in Emergency Orders 20-002 and 20-003. On July 21, 2021, the Florida DOH issued an update that telehealth services were no longer permitted in Florida. Other states around the country may still be able to offer telehealth services. For more information on our national telehealth services please contact our corporate office!
Having a medical marijuana card will not be a reason to prevent you from getting a concealed weapons permit. The Florida Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Nicole “Nikki” Fried, oversees the state department tasked with issuing concealed weapons permits and has confirmed that becoming a medical marijuana patient after receiving a concealed weapons permit will not lead to the permit being revoked.
*Reference Article: Can You Have Both A CWFL And Medical Marijuana Card
YES! Most of the Florida dispensaries offer delivery services. Contact your favorite dispensary about placing an online order to have them deliver products directly to your home or place of employment.
To purchase high quality, doctor recommended CBD and Delta 8 THC products you can go to www.miracleleafstore.com and get your product delivered.
The only dispensary that has the ability to exchange products without a charge is Trulieve. Feel free to contact your favorite dispensary to see what their process is for exchanging products.
No, you can not smoke while driving. This is considered driving under the influence. Because of the high-THC components of cannabis, you should wait several hours before operating a vehicle.
NO! You DO NOT need a medical card to buy CBD and Delta 8 THC as it was federally legalized in 2018. Miracle Leaf offers a wide variety of CBD and Delta 8 THC products. You can view our full product line at www.miracleleafstore.com
Medical records are always best to have as supporting documentation for the state. It depends on your certifying physician if they require supporting documentation or not. At Miracle Leaf we have multiple ways to help you get approved to use medical marijuana.
All dispensary and hemp retailer products are required to provide a Certificate of Analysis to ensure the quality of the product meets the customer requirements. To learn more about the quality of your product, contact your favorite dispensary. For more information on Miracle Leaf products, please contact us.
To get your Medical Marijuana Card you must first be diagnosed with a qualifying medical condition. You must also be able to prove your state or seasonal residency. Finally, at Miracle Leaf Health Centers you will be diagnosed by one of our cannabis physicians who are certified to recommend medical marijuana. You will then be able to visit and purchase at your nearest dispensary.
At Miracle Leaf Health Centers we have very competitive pricing. Our Certification fee for a medical marijuana card is $199. This includes the certification, the physician’s evaluation as well as adding the patient to the Florida Medical Marijuana Use Registry. We also have the Miracle Leaf “Best Buds Deal”, where you can bring a friend and receive discounted pricing of two new patient certifications for $299. That’s a $50 savings for you and your friend!
You only need to be 18 to receive a medical marijuana card. However, if you are under the age of 18 a second physician must concur with the primary physician’s diagnosis. This means that 2 certifications from a medical cannabis certifying doctor is required as well as a caregiver. Any patient over the age of 18 does not need a caregiver and can obtain a MMJ card by themselves.
It is required by the state of Florida, by law, to renew your certification every 7 months which costs $149. The state of Florida also requires that your card is renewed yearly for $77.75
We accept any prior medical history/record that portrays and reflects a qualifying diagnosis. Accepted medical records may also be any pharmacy prescription records, cancer treatment records, medical diagnosis by certified physicians, psychiatry, and more. Feel free to contact your nearest Miracle Leaf location for specific questions regarding your medical records.
Yes, you must be 18 years or older to obtain a medical marijuana card in Florida. If you are under 18, you must have a caregiver apply on your behalf.
Yes, you must be a resident or seasonal resident of Florida to qualify for a medical marijuana card in the state.
Yes, there are restrictions on where you can consume medical marijuana in Florida. It is prohibited to use medical marijuana in any form in public places or on school grounds.
Yes, you can designate a caregiver to obtain medical marijuana for you in Florida. The caregiver must be at least 21 years old and registered with the Florida Department of Health.
No, qualified patients in Florida are not allowed to grow their own marijuana.
Yes, you can possess a firearm if you have a medical marijuana card in Florida. However, federal law prohibits the possession of firearms by unlawful users of controlled substances, including marijuana.
Yes, you can renew your medical marijuana card through telehealth in Florida but some restrictions may apply. The renewal process is similar to the initial application process, Please call your local Miracle Leaf to see if you qualify for a telehealth renewal.
Yes, you can travel with medical marijuana within Florida. However, it is illegal to transport marijuana across state lines, even if both states have legalized medical marijuana.
No, Florida does not recognize out-of-state medical marijuana cards. You must have a valid Florida medical marijuana card to purchase and use medical marijuana in the state.
No, you cannot use an out-of-state medical marijuana card in Florida. Florida does not recognize out-of-state medical marijuana cards.
To qualify for a medical marijuana card in Florida, you must be a Florida resident and have a qualifying medical condition certified by a qualified physician.
At Miracle Leaf you get same day approval and we submit you into the states registry after your visit with one of our physicians. After your Doctors visit It typically takes about 2-4 weeks to receive a medical marijuana card in Florida after submitting your application.
A medical marijuana card in Florida is valid for one year from the date it is issued. You must renew your card annually and see your physician every 7 months to continue using medical marijuana.
Qualifying conditions for medical marijuana treatment in Florida include cancer, epilepsy, glaucoma, HIV/AIDS, Crohn’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, and other debilitating medical conditions comparable to those enumerated.
To apply for a medical marijuana card in Florida, you need a recommendation from a qualified physician, proof of Florida residency (e.g., driver’s license or utility bill), and payment for the application fee.
No, your employer will not be notified if you get a medical marijuana card in Florida. Medical marijuana use is protected under Florida’s medical marijuana laws.
Yes, patients must be residents of Georgia to qualify for a medical marijuana card.
Yes, medical marijuana can only be consumed in a private residence.
Yes, patients can designate a caregiver who is at least 21 years old to obtain medical marijuana for them.
Yes, Georgia allows patients with qualifying conditions to obtain a Low THC Oil Registry Card.
No, Georgia law does not allow patients to grow their own marijuana.
Yes, medical marijuana cards can be renewed through telehealth
Yes, patients can travel within Georgia with their medical marijuana, but it is illegal to transport it across state lines.
No, Georgia law only allows the use of Low THC Oil obtained from state-licensed dispensaries.
No, Georgia does not recognize medical marijuana cards from other states.
Once the application is submitted, it typically takes 15-20 business days to receive the card.
Medical marijuana cards in Georgia are valid for one year, but patients will need to see their physician yearly to renew their prescription.
Qualifying conditions include cancer, ALS, seizure disorders, multiple sclerosis, Crohn’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and others.
There are three categories of persons who may apply for the card:
- An adult who has one or more of the diseases specified in the law;
- Legal guardians of an adult who has one or more of the diseases specified in the law;
- Parents or legal guardians of a minor child who has one or more of the diseases specified in the law.
No, medical marijuana use is confidential under Georgia law.
No. Statute places no limitations on the age of the patient.
Yes, patients must be residents of Texas to qualify for the Texas Compassionate Use Program.
Yes, medical marijuana can only be consumed in a private residence.
Yes, patients can designate a caregiver who is at least 21 years old to obtain medical marijuana for them.
No, Texas law does not allow patients to grow their own marijuana.
Yes, Under the restrictions of the federal Gun Control Act, it is illegal for a person “who is an unlawful user of or addicted to any controlled substance” to possess, receive, or transport firearms or ammunition. This has raised concerns that participating in a medical marijuana program may cost patients their rights to possess firearms. However, the Texas Department of Public Safety has stated in an FAQ that they do not believe participation in the state’s CUP program disqualifies a person from possessing a firearm or obtaining a Texas License to Carry, although it’s possible that a patient’s underlying condition may disqualify them.
Yes, medical marijuana cards can be renewed through telehealth in Texas.
Yes, patients can travel within Texas with their medical marijuana, but it is illegal to transport it across state lines.
No, Texas does not recognize medical marijuana cards from other states.
No, Texas does not recognize out-of-state medical marijuana cards.
Patients must have a prescription from a qualified physician and can then register with the Texas Compassionate Use Program.
The process typically takes 30 days after a patient has been prescribed low-THC cannabis oil.
Medical marijuana cards in Texas are valid for one year.
Yes, low-THC cannabis oil is available to patients.
Qualifying illnesses in for Texas low-THC oil is as follows:
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
- Autism
- Cancer
- Epilepsy
- Incurable neurodegenerative diseases
- Multiple sclerosis
- (PTSD) Post-traumatic stress disorder
- Seizure disorders
- Spasticity
- A medical condition approved for a research program under Subchapter F, Chapter 487, Health and Safety Code, and for which the patient is receiving treatment under that program.
- Over 100 other incurable neurodegenerative diseases
No, medical marijuana use is confidential under Texas law.