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While individual results vary, medical marijuana has been shown to help with and is used to treat a variety of conditions, thereby eliminating the need for pharmaceuticals.
The Sanctuary Wellness Institute Medical Marijuana Doctors are here to help Florida residents navigate the entire medical marijuana card application process, starting with an evaluation by an approved physician. Call us at (850) 378-3812 to schedule an evaluation today.
Personalized therapies catering to individuals' specific needs through telehealth consultations with expert medical wellness physicians leveraging the latest pharmaceutical advancements.
Many conditions that people commonly suffer from are now treatable using advanced medical therapies offered at The Sanctuary Wellness Institute.
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| Full refund if not approved |  |
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| Knowledgeable and helpful phone support | |
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| No transfer fee | |
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| No flower request fee | |
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| No extra paperwork fee | |
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| No exemption request fee | |
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| Renewals every 7 months | |
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| No hidden fees at all | |
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The first step to obtaining a Florida medical marijuana card is scheduling an appointment with one of the Sanctuary’s licensed medical marijuana doctors. You can call us or book online. This initial consultation must be conducted in-person.
At your appointment, the medical marijuana doctor will evaluate your health and confirm you have one of the state’s qualifying conditions. If they deem you eligible for medical cannabis treatment, they’ll enter your information into the Medical Marijuana Use Registry (MMUR) overseen by the Florida Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU).
Every prospective patient added to the MMUR will receive an email from the state with instructions for logging into the MMUR online portal. You can submit your medical marijuana card application through that portal or by mail. You’ll need to provide proof of Florida residency and a passport-style photo, as well as pay a $75 fee.
The following are Florida state-approved conditions that qualify patients:
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| New | Renew | |
|---|---|---|
| Medical Marijuana Certificate | $199 | $194 |
| Additional State fee | $75 | $75 |
| Total | $274 | $124 |
Watch our quick tutorial on how to register with the State for medical marijuana in FL.
Florida medical marijuana cards expire after one year from their date of issuance. Patients can apply to renew their cards up to 45 days before they expire. Failure to do so will result in the state marking the card as delinquent, rendering it null and void. You can renew your card online or by mail.
Per state law, Florida patients are also required to see a medical marijuana doctor every seven months or 210 days for a recertification appointment. These appointments can be conducted in-person or online.
Follow these steps to renew your Florida medical marijuana card:
The OMMU typically reviews online applications within 10 business days of receiving them.
Some of the various benefits of having a medical marijuana card in Florida include:
The application fee for new cards and the fee for renewals are both $75.00. You can pay online with a credit card or eCheck. There is a $2.75 convenience fee.
If you submit your application by mail, you must include a check or money order made out to the Florida Department of Health. Be sure to include your patient ID number and date of birth on the memo line.
The state charges a $15.00 service fee if your payment is declined or rejected.
On average, it takes about 15 days from receipt of your electronic application or 20 days from receipt of your paper application. Times may vary if the OMMU experiences increased volume, your application requires corrections, or postal delivery is delayed.
Patients over 18 can designate a caregiver to assist them in obtaining, possessing, and using medical marijuana. Patients under 18 must have a designated caregiver because they cannot purchase cannabis themselves.
At the patient's request, their physician can designate a caregiver with the OMMU. The caregiver will then need to apply for their own card, following the same steps as the patient.
Caregivers must also complete a Caregiver Certification Course every two years, which is available online through their OMMU account.
Yes—you must be a permanent Florida resident or a seasonal resident and be able to prove your residency in order to become a Florida medical marijuana patient.
No—you cannot cultivate cannabis in your home. The only marijuana you can possess is what you purchase from a state-licensed dispensary.
You can apply online by giving a valid email to your doctor at your medical marijuana certification appointment. You will receive an email from the OMMU with a username and temporary password to log in to the state’s registry.
Once you access your account, you can apply online, link your driver's license to prove your residency, and submit payment for your card.
You can only purchase 2.5 ounces of smokable marijuana from a dispensary at a time in Florida. However, if your doctor recommends an inhalant, topical cream, suppository, oral tablet, or under-the-tongue application, that limit may change.
No—dispensaries are exclusively for cardholders.
Yes—the state of Florida does not offer employment protections for medical marijuana users. You are subject to your employer's drug use and testing policies.
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