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The first step is to schedule an appointment at one of the Dr.Cannabus locations. Select the “Book Appointment” button and click the service you would like. Dr.Cannabus provides services for new patients, renewals, and re-certifications, as well as patient transfers. Step number two is to visit the state-certified Doctor, where they will determine if a medical card would be suitable. After meeting with the Doctor, you will be able to ask them the questions that you may have. The final step is to complete your registration with the state. This is an area that Dr.Cannabus goes above and beyond with walking you through the state registration process. After that is completed, you will receive a temporary card via email 5 – 10 business days later that can be used at dispensaries across the state of Florida..

No there are multiple ways to receive the benefits of Marijuana. The most common ways are oral, inhalation, sublingual, or topical.

Dr.Cannabus has certified Marijuana doctors that will be able to verify your symptoms and recommend a medical marijuana treatment program. Recommendations are at the doctor’s discretion.

Once you have received the email saying that you are approved you can gain access to the dispensaries located all over the state of Florida.

Yes, medical marijuana has been effectively used for treatment by people of all ages.

This is a question that needs to be handled directly with your employer.

Simple answer is yes, you will need a Florida medical card. While some states do offer a reciprocity program Florida is not one. If you are a seasonal or permanent resident in Florida, you will need to apply for a medical marijuana card locally in Florida.

Florida law requires medical marijuana treatment patients to be evaluated by their cannabis certified doctor every 210 days. Your initial evaluation by one of our doctors begins the 210 days.

The initial evaluation will take roughly 15 minutes. During this time the doctor will be available to answer any questions you may have as well.

This is a Florida state law that requires all medical marijuana treatment patients to be seen every 210 days. No doctor can provide recommendations longer than 210 days.

Full-time Florida residents must submit a copy of their Florida-issued drivers license or ID with the application. Seasonal residency applies to any person who temporarily resides in the state of Florida for a period of at least 31 consecutive days in each calendar year, maintains a temporary residence in this state, returns to the state or jurisdiction of his or her residence at least one time during each calendar year, and is registered to vote or pays income tax in another state or jurisdiction. Seasonal residents may submit a copy of two of the following for their Florida medical card application that shows proof of residential address:

• A residential rental or lease agreement, deed, or monthly mortgage statement. A utility hook-up or work order dated within 60 days before registration in the medical use registry.

• A utility bill, not more than 60 days old.

• Mail from a financial institution, including checking, savings, or investment account statements that are no more than 60 days old.

• Mail from a government agency, federal, state, county, or municipal government agency, not more than 60 days old.

• Any other documentation that provides proof of residential address as determined by department rule.

If you have any additional questions on how to get a medical card or need more clarification on the subject of proving Florida residency please contact Dr.Cannabus and we will assist you with this matter.

Yes, but they must be your legal representative or caregiver. If you require assistance, you may assign a caregiver who can pick up, carry, and administer the medical marijuana medication for you. To become a caregiver, you must meet certain criteria regulated by the state.

You should expect a 5-10 business day medical card application and processing time frame. Once you receive your temporary Florida med card from the state via email you can walk into any medical marijuana dispensary within the state of Florida. You will receive the physical card about 10-15 business days after your visit.

Since there is no single product that works for everyone, we recommend you discuss this with your doctor. They will be able to help make recommendations for you based on your specific conditions.

That is a very common concern for those looking to get their medical marijuana card. The short answer is NO (but check with your local governing body for confirmation). The Florida Dept of Health does not have the ability to communicate with the department of agriculture as this would violate a patients HIPPA rights. There may be some restrictions on purchasing weapons. For more information contact Florida’s Dept of Agriculture and Consumer Services or an attorney.

That will depend on what state you are traveling to and the restrictions they have in place. Please check the laws in the states where you will be traveling.