Faqs

It depends on the product. Patients using cannabidiol, or CBD medicines, may not test positive. Other cannabis medications will cause patients to test positive.

Yes. Many dispensaries offer different strains of dried marijuana specialized to treat various ailments and symptoms. Beyond that, some dispensaries offer oils, concentrates, liquids that can be [...]

State law bans smokable marijuana as of 2018, but an Orlando attorney is challenging that ban.

Not necessarily. When physicians write orders for patients, they take into account a patient’s needs and preferences. Patients with certain conditions, including the severe nausea or lack of [...]

Dr. Reynolds can make house calls for patients or potential patients who are unable to move around easily, such as severely sick or hospice patients. Delivery services also are an option.

No, but a Florida judge granted Joe Redner, of Tampa, the ability to home-grow marijuana to treat his lung cancer. The 77-year-old was allowed to grow marijuana for medical use, a circuit judge [...]

No, prescribing medical marijuana is illegal under federal law. Doctors and other healthcare providers can only recommend or issue written certifications.

Insurance does not cover costs, because medical marijuana is still illegal under federal law.

Eligible conditions include (but are not limited to): Cancer Epilepsy Glaucoma HIV AIDS Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) Crohn’s disease Parkinson’s [...]

It usually takes about two to four weeks. According to a recent release from the state’s Office of Medical Marijuana Use, paper applications were processed in about 23 days, and online [...]