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Medical Program –
Allowed
Decriminalized –
No
Medical Patients –
4 oz possession limit
2.5 oz purchase limit
Recreational Users –
Currently Prohibited
Medical Patients –
6%
Recreational Users –
N/A
Currently Not Allowed
Medical cannabis is legal in Florida for qualifying patients with a valid Medical Marijuana Use Registry Identification Card. Florida legalized medical cannabis in 2016 with the passage of Amendment 2.
To qualify as a medical cannabis patient in Florida, you must:

Same Day Appointment - Same Day Certification

Wait several days for appointment /certification

Patient Support Center available 6 days a week to help you

No patient support or outsourced

One time payment with no hidden fees

Multiple charges and visits throughout the year that can cost upwards of $500 - $1200.

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No refunds issued if you are denied a card

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A caregiver must be at least 21 years old, have a clean criminal record, and be registered with the Medical Marijuana Use Registry. Caregivers are allowed to assist up to five patients.
Qualifying patients are allowed to possess up to a 70-day supply of medical cannabis, as determined by their physician. Home cultivation of cannabis is not permitted in Florida.
Medical cannabis can be purchased from state-licensed Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers (MMTCs) located throughout Florida.
Various forms of medical cannabis are available in Florida, including oils, tinctures, capsules, edibles, topicals, and vaporizable products.
Minors can access medical cannabis in Florida with the consent of a legal guardian, who must also be registered as the minor’s caregiver.
The cost of medical cannabis in Florida varies depending on the product and the dispensaries. Patients should expect to pay for their medical cannabis out-of-pocket, as insurance does not cover these costs.
The number of cannabis dispensaries in Florida is continually changing. For the most up-to-date information, visit the Florida Department of Health’s Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU) website.