Medical marijuana patients are able to grow more plants than recreational users. Additionally, medical marijuana patients may possess more cannabis than recreational users.
To visit a dispensary, you must be at least 21. However if you are under 18 and have a qualifying medical condition you may get your medical marijuana card. Having a medical marijuana card is the only way to legally use and purchase cannabis at a dispensary if you are not 21+.
With a medical marijuana card, patients gain access to a wide range of medical cannabis products specifically tailored to address various health concerns.
Medical marijuana can offer a more holistic approach, minimizing the reliance on pharmaceutical drugs and other medications that may lead to dependency or adverse reactions.
Your doctor can help you understand dosage recommendations, potential side effects, and any interactions with other medications. Also, they are there to ensure you have a safe and effective experience with medical marijuana.
Medical marijuana patients are exempt from taxes that recreational users must pay. The Cannabis Tax is 10% of gross receipts, meaning medical patients will save money each time they shop.
Getting your MMJ card in Minnesota is simple with PrestoDoctor.
Speak to a doctor at PrestoDoctor and get approved for your Minnesota medical marijuana card online.
The appointment with our certified medical cannabis doctors is only $139.99. If you are not approved, you will get your money back!
Once approved, you will recieve an email from the Office of Medical Cannabis that confirms your certified medical condition.
Also, you will receive a link to enroll in the Medical Cannabis Registry. Once approved, you will receive an email.
Start visiting licensed dispensaries as a medical marijuana patient. Sometimes, dispensaries offer discounts or special freebies to medical patients!
Receive tax discounts on purchases and other medical marijuana patient benefits.
Minnesota requires medical marijuana patients to have the following identification documents to apply:
In order to obtain a medical marijuana card in Minnesota, it is crucial to meet the qualifying medical conditions set forth by the state. To be eligible for a medical marijuana card in Minnesota, individuals must have one or more of the following qualifying medical conditions:
Once you are approved by a doctor for medical cannabis, the Minnesota Department of Health will send an email notification that you have been certified by your health care practitioner.
Additionally, a link will be sent to complete your application with the state of Minnesota.
Yes, under the Minnesota homegrow program, residents can cultivate up to eight (8) plants per private residence. Only four (4) may be mature enough to flower.
Medical patients may have an additional eight (8) mature plants with a registered designated caregiver approved to assist patients in the medical program.
These plants can be grown indoors or outdoors but must be in an enclosed area not visible to the public.
Patients must be 18 years or older to get a Minnesota state recommendation from PrestoDoctor. If you are under 18, you must apply with a caregiver.
The state of Minnesota does not require any registration or fees to be paid.
The cost for your doctor appointment with PrestoDoctor is $139.99. You’ll only be billed if you are approved for your medical marijuana card. In the event of a denial, rest assured, there is no charge, as we offer a 100% money-back guarantee.
Yes, recreational cannabis is legal in Minnesota. Anyone who is 21 years old or older may purchase cannabis.
However, without a medical marijuana card there are purchase limits as well as taxes to be paid that medical patients are exempt from.
Medical documentation is encouraged, however it is not required. It is up to your physician to decide if you have a qualifying medical condition.
No, cannabis is legal in Minnesota so anyone 21+ can purchase from a licensed dispensary.
Being a medical cannabis patient provides additional protection from law enforcement. Medical patients are not subject to the same criminal and civil penalties as recreational users.
Yes, you must be a resident of Minnesota with proof of residency to get a Minnesota medical marijuana card.
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Medical marijuana patients are able to buy up a 30-day supply of the dosage determined for the individual patient.
With a medical marijuana card, you will be able to possess and purchase more cannabis legally.
PrestoDoctor approves patients same day.
To get your Minnesota medical recommendation, you must apply with the state. The Minnesota Department of Health can take up to 30 days to approve applications.
Patients will receive an email once they have been approved.
Minnesota state recommendations are valid for three (3) years from the date it is issued.
Patents may renew their medical cannabis application 90 days before the expiration date.
After your appointment, PrestoDoctor will ask for your email to send registration instructions from the Office of Medical Cannabis.
This email will contain:
Patients must click on this link to enroll with the Minnesota Department of Health.
Enrollment review may take up to 30 days. Patients will receive an email once they have been approved.
Once officially approved, you may now shop as a medical patient at dispensaries in Minnesota.
You can renew your ID card up to 90 days before its expiration date. The renewal process is easy and requires the same process as when you originally applied.
Minnesota’s Medical Cannabis Program allows a patient’s spouse, parent, or legal guardian to act as a caregiver without needing a separate registration form. Caregivers must be at least 18 years old. During the patient’s online enrollment, they can add the caregiver’s name and contact information. Caregivers must provide an electronic copy of their government-issued photo ID and specific documents depending on their relationship to the patient (proof of marriage for a spouse, birth/adoption certificate for a parent, or legal guardianship papers). The caregiver’s registration process requires uploading an electronic copy of their ID using a scanned image or mobile photo.
Minnesota currently does not have any reciprocity laws in place.
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