Without your medical card, you won't be able to visit medical cannabis dispensaries or purchase medical cannabis products.
While cannabis has been recently legalized in Ohio, having a medical card safeguards patients against potential legal repercussions associated with using cannabis for medicinal purposes.
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.
Purchasing from a medicinal dispensary can often be more cost-effective compared to purchasing from a recreational dispensary. Medical marijuana often has lower rates compared to its recreational counterpart.
Getting your MMJ card in Ohio is simple with PrestoDoctor.
Speak to a doctor at PrestoDoctor and get approved for your Ohio medical marijuana card online.
The appointment with our certified medical cannabis doctors is only $99.99. If you are not approved, you will get your money back!
Upon receiving a recommendation from the certified doctor, you will receive a link in your email, valid for 90 days, which will link to finish your registration with the state of Ohio.
Next, you will need to register and pay the Ohio state registration fee.
Once approved, you will be able to find and download your medical marijuana card within your registration portal.
After you’ve saved your card, you may print it out or keep it handy on your mobile device.
Remember to bring your government issued ID with you to the dispensary in conjunction with your Registry card.
You’ll need the following documents to apply for your Ohio MMJ card:
**If you do not have an Ohio drivers license or Ohio state ID, you must provide multiple proofs of residency
The following are acceptable proof of identity:
The following are acceptable proofs of residency:
**For a full list of acceptable documents click here.
After approval, you will receive an email link to register with the state of Ohio.
You must create a registry account and submit your registration fee to receive your digital medical marijuana card.
Then, you will receive your digital medical marijuana card
In order to obtain a medical marijuana card in Ohio, it is crucial to meet the qualifying medical conditions set forth by the state. To be eligible for a medical marijuana card in Ohio, individuals must have one or more of the following qualifying medical conditions:
**The state also allows physicians to submit a petition for other conditions not included on this list. Click here to view conditions submitted and deemed already covered by an existing qualifying condition.
If your doctor recommends medical marijuana, they will create your profile in the program’s Patient & Caregiver Registry and submit your proof of residency.
Once approved, you will receive an activation email with a link to the online portal. You can then complete the patient registry application through the Ohio Medical Marijuana Control Program‘s online portal using the link provided in the email. Keep in mind that the link is active for 90 days after it is sent, and can only be accessed once. Upon clicking the link, you will be prompted to create your password
To process your application, you must pay the required application fee. Patients who qualify for indigent or veteran status may be eligible for fee reductions.
Yes, Ohio state now allows adults 21+ to grow up to 6 cannabis plants at the individuals's primary residence. Plants must be in a secured closet, room, greenhouse, or enclosed area on the grounds of the residence. Plants cannot be visible from a public view.
Patients must be 18 years or older to get an Ohio state recommendation from PrestoDoctor. If you are under 18, you must apply with a caregiver.
The cost for your doctor appointment with PrestoDoctor is $99.99. 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.
Ohio charges a non-refundable application processing fee of $50. This is not part of your PrestoDoctor appointment price. Patients who qualify for indigent or veteran status may be eligible for fee reductions.
No, only medical marijuana patients may visit and purchase products from Ohio dispensaries.
Medical documentation is encouraged, however it is not required. It is up to your physician to decide if you have a qualifying medical condition.
Yes, you are required to have a valid medical marijuana card in Ohio to purchase marijuana.
Recreational adult-use is in the works, but at this time only medical marijuana dispensaries are open which require a medical marijuana card.
Yes, you must be a resident of Ohio with proof of residency to get an Ohio medical marijuana card.
To find a list of PrestoDoctor' recommended Ohio dispensaries, click here.
Ohio has implemented a 90-day supply rule for medical marijuana cardholders.
Your Ohio medical marijuana card will be ready for download/print as soon as you have completed the registration process and paid the state fee. The card will be found in your registry portal after the fees have been paid.
Ohio state recommendations are valid for up to one year from the date it is issued. Patients must see a doctor annually to renew their medical marijuana card.
If your doctor recommends medical marijuana, they will create your profile in the program’s Patient & Caregiver Registry and submit your proof of residency. If you do not have an ID issued by the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles with your current Ohio address, you must submit additional forms of additional identification.
Once approved, you will receive an activation email with a link to the online portal. You can then complete the patient registry application through the Ohio Medical Marijuana Control Program‘s online portal using the link provided in the email. Keep in mind that the link is active for 90 days after it is sent, and can only be accessed once. Upon clicking the link, you will be prompted to create your password.
Once logged into the online patient portal, you will need to review the following information:
To process your application, you must pay the required application fee. As of now, the cost is around $50. The fee for caregivers is $25. However, it’s essential to check the Ohio Medical Marijuana Control Program’s website for any updates or changes regarding the application fee. Patients who qualify for indigent or veteran status may be eligible for fee reductions.
You can renew your ID card up to 30 days before its expiration date. The renewal process is a 2-step process similar to your initial process.
Patients must receive a new recommendation from a doctor. Once this recommendation is received, sign in to your Ohio registry account and pay the state registration fee. Then, you’ll be able to access your new medical marijuana registry card.
Ohio allows medical marijuana patients to designate a caregiver. Caregivers must be registered in the Ohio registry by the doctor who recommended medical marijuana for the patient. The caregiver will receive a link to register and will also have to pay a $25 application fee.
The process may take up to 7 business days to complete, as Ohio must confirm your eligibility to become a caregiver.
Once you have been approved as a caregiver, you will receive an email notifying you that you have been approved.
At this time, reciprocity is not specified in Ohio. However, patients holding an Ohio medical marijuana card have reported successful usage in both Washington D.C. dispensaries and certain dispensaries in Nevada. This recognition enables cardholders to access medical marijuana in these regions, making traveling more convenient for patients who require ongoing treatment.
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