HOW TO GET
A Mississippi Medical
Marijuana Card

If you are wondering how to…

Get a Mississippi Medical Marijuana Card.
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Experts from Dr. Green Relief have successfully helped thousands of patients just like you get their medical marijuana cards in states such as Kentucky, Missouri, and Ohio.

Our cannabis doctors are aware of the many benefits that medical marijuana offers.

Before we talk about how to obtain a medical marijuana card in Mississippi, it is critical to recognize that each state has a different cannabis policy and that no two states are alike.

To receive a medical cannabis card in Mississippi, you first need to be evaluated and qualified by a licensed marijuana doctor in Mississippi. The Mississippi Medical Cannabis Program (MMCP) is only available to Mississippi residents who are 21 years and older. Patients who are younger than 21 years old can be issued written certification only with the signed consent of a parent or a legal guardian. Schedule an appointment with Dr. Green Relief. With our money-back guarantee, your visit is 100% risk-free!

THE FIRST STEP TO GETTING A MISSISSIPPI MEDICAL MARIJUANA CARD IS TO…

Schedule your appointment with one of our qualified Mississippi Marijuana Doctors to receive your initial doctor’s certification.

Once one of our doctors has verified that you have a qualifying condition, we will help you register for a Mississippi medical marijuana card. Having a state-issued medical cannabis card will allow you to buy, possess, and use medical cannabis legally. With our money-back guarantee, your visit is completely risk-free!

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MARIJUANA DOCTORS

To obtain a Mississippi medical cannabis card, you must first be evaluated and qualified by a licensed marijuana doctor. Schedule a consultation with Dr. Green Relief. Your visit is completely risk-free thanks to our money-back guarantee!

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JOIN MISSISSIPPI’S
MEDICAL MARIJUANA PROGRAM

To be able to legally purchase medical marijuana in the state, you’ll need to enroll in the Mississippi Medical Cannabis Program (MMCP). For this, you’ll need to visit a practitioner who is qualified to recommend cannabis to a patient. After our Mississippi medical marijuana doctor determines that you have a qualifying medical condition, you will receive a certification for medical cannabis use. Following this, you will need to apply to the Medical Cannabis Program as a patient within 60 days of medical certification.

RECEIVE YOUR MISSISSIPPI
MEDICAL MARIJUANA CARD

After the Mississippi State Department of Health successfully processes your application, you will be given an electronic identification card to use at a medical cannabis dispensary. Your Mississippi medical marijuana card allows you to legally purchase, possess, and consume medical marijuana products in The Magnolia State.

Qualifying Medical Conditions

Cancer
Parkinson’s Disease
Muscular Dystrophy
AIDS / HIV
Seizures
Chron’s Disease
Glaucoma
Multiple Sclerosis
PTSD
Alzheimer

And More! Many Conditions Qualify For Medical Cannabis In Mississippi.

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Requirements

Residency & Age Requirements

Residents over 21 years old who have a qualifying medical condition may apply for a medical marijuana card in Mississippi. Qualifying patients under 21 years old can receive a registry identification card only with the signed consent of a parent or a legal guardian.

Nonresident patients can apply for a temporary cannabis card in Mississippi that will be valid for 15 days.

Mississippi Medical Cannabis Card Qualifying Conditions

Cancer
Parkinson’s disease
Huntington’s disease
Muscular dystrophy
Glaucoma
Spastic quadriplegia
Positive status for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)
Hepatitis
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
Crohn’s disease
Ulcerative colitis
Sickle-cell anemia
Alzheimer’s disease
Agitation of dementia
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Autism
Pain refractory to appropriate opioid management
Diabetic/peripheral neuropathy
Spinal cord disease or severe injury

Also, qualifying is a chronic terminal or debilitating disease or medical condition or its treatment that produces one or more of the following:

Cachexia or wasting syndrome
Chronic pain
Severe or intractable nausea
Seizures
Severe and persistent muscle spasms including, but not limited to, those characteristic of multiple sclerosis

Providing documentation/information

If you’re registering with MDOH for as a new patient, you will need to submit the next document for your account:

A digital photo
Proof of residency
Proof of identity (state issued ID)
Caregiver authorization (if you have one)
Parent/Guardian consent form (for minors)
Proof of legal guardianship (for minors)

General

I have a qualifying condition. Does it make me automatically qualified for Mississippi’s Medical Cannabis Program?

No, just because you have a qualifying condition listed by the Mississippi Medical Cannabis Card Program, doesn’t mean you can automatically use medical marijuana in the state. You will still require the approval of a Mississippi medical marijuana physician to use medicinal cannabis.

Where do I find a Mississippi Medical Marijuana Doctor?

Are you a Mississippi resident looking for a medical marijuana doctor? Well, you’re in luck. Dr. Green Relief is the medical marijuana doctor of choice in many states, including Mississippi. Do you want to make an appointment? To reach us, dial 800-420-8423.

Can I grow my own medical marijuana if I have obtained my ID card?

No. Only licensed cannabis cultivation facilities can grow marijuana in Mississippi.

Does insurance cover medical cannabis?

No. Medical cannabis is not eligible for reimbursement through insurance.

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How to Obtain A Medical Marijuana Card in Mississippi?

Anyone with a qualifying medical condition who has received a recommendation from a licensed Mississippi physician can qualify for a medical cannabis card.

If you are a state resident who is 21 and older you will need to be certified by a qualified medical marijuana doctor. This certification will validate that you have a qualifying condition for medical cannabis use.
For minors with qualifying conditions, a parent’s or legal guardian’s signed consent is required.
Nonresident patients can apply for a temporary medical marijuana card to MDOH.

Schedule an appointment with a licensed medical professional to be evaluated for a medical marijuana card. Please bring any relevant medical records to the appointment. Your doctor will determine whether or not you have a qualifying condition during the evaluation. You will be given a written recommendation if you are approved. Finally, go to the MDOH website and apply online within 60 days of receiving your certification. You will need to submit the next information during your application:

A written certification issued by a practitioner within 60 days immediately preceding the date of the application
The application or renewal fee
Your name, address, social security number, and date of birth
The name, address, and telephone number of your practitioner issuing the written certification
The name, address, social security number, and date of birth of the designated caregiver, or designated caregivers, chosen by you

Book an appointment with Dr. Green Relief’s Mississippi marijuana doctors and get certified for a medical cannabis card. You do not pay if you’re not certified. The visit is 100% risk-free!

What is the card´s validity period?

The validity period of your medical cannabis card is one year unless your doctor specified an earlier date for the expiration of the registry identification card.

Nonresident registry identification cards have a 15-day expiration date from the date of issuance.

Is it optional to have a cannabis ID card?

No. Only patients that have been certified by a qualified practitioner will be allowed to possess and use medical cannabis in the state of Mississippi.

What is the fee for this identification card?

The Mississippi medical cannabis card fees are next:

Qualifying patient registry identification card application fee: $25.00
Renewal of qualifying patient registry identification card application fee: $25.00
Nonresident patient card application fee: $75.00

Please note that the fees above do not include the cost of your physician’s evaluation.

Is it okay to use medical cannabis while waiting for my Mississippi Marijuana Card?

No. Only being qualified by a physician and getting a medical marijuana card allows you to possess and use medical cannabis in Mississippi.

I lost my Mississippi Medical Marijuana Card. What should I do?

In case you lost your medical marijuana patient ID card, you need to inform MDOH within 10 days of becoming aware that the card has been lost.

What’s the process of renewal?

For medical marijuana programs, this usually involves a yearly in-person or online visit with a medical marijuana physician and paying a renewal fee. In Kentucky, the renewal process will likely be established after the program becomes active.

If I obtained my Mississippi Medical Marijuana Card, who would know about it?

Your participation in a medical marijuana program is confidential and is protected under the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).

What kind of life change should I report to the health division?

As a registered patient, you need to notify the MDOH of any change in your name or address within 20 days of the change.

Registry Application

Why should I apply for and obtain a medical marijuana card?

Only registered cardholders can legally possess and use medical cannabis in Mississippi.

What are the state fees for the Mississippi Medical cannabis card?

The Mississippi medical cannabis card fees are next:

Qualifying patient registry identification card application fee: $25.00
Renewal of qualifying patient registry identification card application fee: $25.00
Nonresident patient card application fee: $75.00

Please note that the fees above do not include the cost of your physician’s evaluation.

What are the possible reasons for a denied ID card application?

Your application can be denied for any of the following reasons:

You did not provide the required information or materials
You previously had a registry identification card revoked
You provided false information
You failed to meet the other requirements of MDOH

In case of application or renewal denial you will receive a written notice of the reason for denying.

What should I do if my application is denied?

Denial of an application or renewal is considered a final MDOH action but you can petition for judicial review to the Mississippi Supreme Court. The petition needs to be filed within 20 days after the denial.

Can a minor apply for the Iowa Medical CBD Card Program?

Yes. Qualifying patients under 21 years old can apply for a Mississippi medical marijuana card with the written consent of a parent or a legal guardian.

How long does the card application take? Is it possible to expedite the application?

The Mississippi Department of Health will approve or deny your application or renewal request within 30 days.

How would I know that my application has been approved?

You will receive an email with the electronic identification card to use at a medical cannabis dispensary.

State Program

What types of medical cannabis products are approved for use in Mississippi?

According to the Mississippi Medical Marijuana Act, legalized medical marijuana products include:

Cannabis flower
Concentrated cannabis
Cannabis extracts
Edible cannabis products
Beverages
Topical products
Ointments
Oils
Tinctures
Suppositories
Products that are infused with cannabis or cannabis extract and are intended for use or consumption by humans

Is medical cannabis program participation publicly known?

No. Your participation in Mississippi’s medical marijuana program will be kept private.

Caregivers

Does the Mississippi Medical Cannabis Program allow caregivers?

Yes. A designated caregiver needs to be

At least 21 years old, unless they are the parent or a legal guardian of a minor patient
Not been convicted of a disqualifying felony offense. MDOH will conduct a criminal background check to verify this.

A designated caregiver cannot assist more than 5 registered qualifying patients with their medical use of medical cannabis.
The fees related to a caregiver registry include

Designated caregiver registry identification card application fee: $25.00
Designated caregiver criminal background check fee: $37.00
Renewal or replacement card: $25.00

Laws

Dispensaries

Are there dispensaries in Mississippi?

There are no open cannabis dispensaries in Mississippi yet. They are expected to open and operate in 2023.

Where do I purchase medical marijuana once I have my MMJ card?

You can only buy cannabis products from a licensed Mississippi marijuana dispensary.

Can anyone purchase medical cannabis in the state?

No. Only Mississippi residents with valid state-issued medical marijuana cards are allowed to possess medical cannabis.

How much medical marijuana can I purchase at once?

The state of Mississippi calculates the possession and purchase limits for cannabis products using the “Medical Cannabis Equivalency Units” (MCEUs). One MCEU is equal to:

3.5 grams of flower
Up to 100 mg of THC in infused products
Up to one gram of concentrate

The purchase limits for resident cardholders are:

No more than 7 MCEUs in a week
No more than 28 MCEUs in 30 days

The possession limit is

No more than 32 MCEUs

The purchase limits for nonresident cardholders are

No more than 7 MCEUs in a week
No more than 14 MCEUs in a 15 day period

The possession limit is

No more than 16 MCEUs

There are no limits for non-consumable medical cannabis products like suppositories, ointments, soaps, and lotions.

Cannabis flower or trim cannot have a potency of greater than 30% total THC
Cannabis tinctures, oils, and concentrates cannot have a potency of greater than 60% total THC

Reciprocity

Can I use my Mississippi medical marijuana card in another state?

Each state has its own reciprocity policy regarding cannabis patients. Some states allow non-residents to purchase from medical dispensaries, others have functional recreational marijuana laws that allow you to buy cannabis from non-medical shops regardless of your residency status.

The state of Mississippi allows patients visiting from other states to apply for a temporary registration card that is valid for 15 days and can be extended to another 15 days.