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Since 2019, The Sanctuary Wellness Institute has helped tens of thousands of people get a medical marijuana card and access the treatment they need. The doctors we are affiliated with in Texas have extensive experience in the medical marijuana space, and our phone staff is happy to answer your questions about the Texas medical marijuana program.
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After your recommending physician approves you for medical cannabis, they’ll register you with the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT). Once you’re registered, you’ll be able to fill your prescription at any state-licensed dispensary using your ID.
To be eligible for medical marijuana in Texas, you must be diagnosed with one of the following qualifying conditions:
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There are three marijuana dispensaries operating in Texas. As a registered patient or caregiver, you can purchase a variety of products, including edibles, topicals, tinctures, and beverages. There is no defined prescription limit for medical cannabis patients in Texas.
Texas's medical marijuana program was established with the passage of the Texas Compassionate Use Act in 2015. The legislation provides access to low-THC cannabis for patients suffering from specific debilitating medical conditions, such as epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, and terminal cancer.
Texas’s program requires qualified patients to receive approval from a licensed physician, who must then register them with the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT). Once registered, patients can purchase medical marijuana from state-licensed dispensaries.
In Texas, medical marijuana patients must renew their MMJ registrations whenever their evaluating physicians deem it necessary. To renew yours, complete the following steps:
A caregiver is someone who assists a qualifying medical marijuana patient with the purchase, transport, administration, and/or cultivation of medical marijuana. In Texas, caregivers must be state residents who’re at least 18 years old.
The state of Texas does not require prospective caregivers to undergo a formal application process. If you wish to care for a patient who’s a minor, the patient’s physician will enter your information alongside the patient’s when they register them with CURT.
Then, when you go to a dispensary to pick up medical cannabis for the patient, you’ll be required to provide the following:
Yes, you can get certified for medical marijuana in Texas by undergoing a virtual doctor’s evaluation.
The state of Texas does not issue medical cards, and there is no fee for your doctor to register you with CURT. However, you may have to pay for your marijuana evaluation.
Once your doctor approves you for medical cannabis and registers you with CURT, it can take up to a week for your prescription to become available in the CURT system.
No, anxiety is not a qualifying condition for medical cannabis in Texas.
There is no age limit to access medical marijuana in Texas. However, a minor patient must receive consent from a parent or legal guardian who will serve as their caregiver.
There is no prescription limit for medical cannabis in Texas.
Only patients who’ve been registered with CURT (and their caregivers/guardians) can shop at Texas dispensaries.
Medical patients cannot grow their own cannabis in Texas.
No, Texas does not recognize out-of-state MMJ cards.
Whether you can use your Texas MMJ card in another state will depend on that state's reciprocity laws. Some states honor out-of-state medical cards, while others don't. Be sure to research other states' cannabis laws before traveling.
No, recreational cannabis is illegal in Texas.
Your evaluating physician will determine when you’ll need to renew your Texas medical cannabis prescription.
To renew your Texas medical marijuana card, you must first schedule a renewal evaluation with a medical marijuana doctor, which you can do through The Sanctuary. After your recommending physician approves you for medical cannabis, they’ll update your registration in CURT. Once that process is complete, you’ll be able to fill your prescription at any state-licensed dispensary using your ID.
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