Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Doctors

There may be too many “experts” to provide a definitive answer to this question. Below you’ll find a handful of professional opinions we find helpful:

First, medical marijuana is 100% medicinal. Sometimes even the facts can bring an argument. This FACT often results in a number of arguments. For instance, a long history of derogatory views on marijuana use leads many to hold onto certain beliefs. Some still believe that marijuana is only a recreational drug. Hundreds of thousands of patients could give a more accurate account of medical marijuana. See some examples here.

Are opiates medicine? Most in the medical industry say yes. However, many pharmaceuticals are extremely dangerous. On the heels of a family-wrecking opioid crisis, we find medical marijuana to be a safe and sensible medical alternative. For many, medical marijuana helps to relieve pain and symptoms associated with dozens of chronic medical conditions. We like to keep things simple. And simply put, marijuana is 100% medicine and much much safer than so many other doctor-approved alternatives.

After submitting your application and necessary documents to the state, the typical wait time is 14 days. 

Processing time can vary depending on the volume of applications and other factors. 

To speed up processing and avoid the need to submit corrections, comb over your application very well. Look for any possible error. Common errors include: incorrect address, blurry or illegible photos and incorrect passport styled photos.

No. That’s the only answer. You must wait for your card to arrive before you can purchase medical marijuana or other THC products from a dispensary.

There’s no way around this rule. We’ve heard a handful of people say that “some dispensaries” will allow that. If so, they’re not following statute. Be legal. Wait for your medical card to arrive in the mail!

Would you like to get the ball rolling on your medical marijuana card? Get started now. Appointments are super simple and all from the comfort of home. 

The state fee for a 2-year medical marijuana license is $100 (plus a $4 processing fee). 

A discounted fee $22.50 (including processing fee) is available for Oklahoma residents that receive Medicare or Medicaid.

Most cardholders have a 2-year license. We recommend starting the renewal process about 60 days before your expiration date.

The renewal process is very similar to new licensing. First, you’ll want to receive a recommendation from an Oklahoma board-certified physician. Next, you will complete your renewal application on the state website and upload any required documentation including your physician recommendation. After submitting your renewal application, processing may be a bit slower than the typical 14-day time frame.

Have a question about medical marijuana cards or renewal recommendations? Give us a call any time Monday – Friday, 8am-4pm.

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