Here we cover all the questions you might have about medical cannabis in Florida, if you still need to talk to someone contact us!
Simple, please have:
Schedule an appointment from our homepage or click here. Someone will reach out to confirm your appointment within 1 business day.
If you have them, yes, please bring them with you. If not, our doctors are trained in primary care and pain management and may be able to provide a diagnosis of your condition during your appointment.
Please bring valid up to date driver’s license, medical records if you have them.
If you are a follow up or transfer patient please bring your Medical Marijuana License with you as well.
For the office visit you can pay with cash or card. For the state fee you are going to need to use a credit or debit card.
At your appointment, we verified your email with you. The Medical Marijuana Use Registry will send you a temporary password through your email to sign you in.
Please go to the Medical Marijuana Use website and click “Forgot Password” on the login page. Enter in your email address and click “Submit.” If the website says email not found- contact us! Otherwise, please check your email for the temporary password.
After you have changed your password as per the state’s DOH rules, you will go to the “Your Card” tab. There, you will:
More detailed directions were given to you in your New Patient folder and the link to the state’s instructional guides is https://knowthefactsmmj.com/registry/#instructional-guides.
For patients with FL drivers license it should be active immediately for seasonal resident it will take 5-10 business days for the electronic approval.
Hard copy cards can take 1-2 weeks to get to you after the electronic approval- you are able to use your driver’s license when you go into the dispensaries and they can pull you up in the system.
Great question! At our facility, we understand that Cannabis is a personalized treatment option. We know that it may be necessary to try a few products before finding the best solution for you. Unfortunately, the state regulator for Florida’s medical marijuana industry has unveiled new caps for each of the five delivery routes (Inhalation, Oral, Edibles, Sublingual, and Topical) per seventy (70) day period.
The new emergency rules found Friday on the state Office of Medical Marijuana Use website limits patients to purchasing 24,500 milligrams of THC over a 70-day period which cannot exceed a total of 350 mg daily. Sample breakdown below:
Inhalation – 200mg/day (14000mg per 70 day)
Edibles – 50mg/day (3500mg per 70 days)
Oral – 50mg/day (3500mg per 70 days)
Sublingual – 25mg/day (1750mg per 70 days)
Topical – 25mg/day (1750mg per 70 days)
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Total – 350mg/day (24500mg per 70 days)
These changes will also be done on a rolling 70 day, patients who received their orders before Friday 8/29/22 should be grandfathered in on the amounts but are still subject to the rolling limits.
There are some exceptions to these limits, we will be adding more information about them shortly. Please call (904) 586-0041 or email us if you have questions.
A medical marijuana recommendation is not a prescription. There is no scientific data regarding specific dosing. Given its proven safety and the fact that we are trying to help people avoid deadly medications like opioids and benzodiazepines we are providing you with a substantially above average dose per day. Please start low and slowly increase your dose to avoid adverse reaction. if you have any type of adverse reaction please stop and come see Dr Pulido immediately.
You can schedule an appointment to come in here or give us a call at 904-586-0041 and we can assist you.
45 days before the expiration of your card, access to renewing your card opens on your account. You will complete the same process you did for your initial application on the states website https://mmuregistry.flhealth.gov/
This can get complicated but to sum it up: If you are a medical marijuana patient and try to buy a gun at a dealer, you will have to fill out a Firearms Transaction Record and question 11e on that form asks if you are currently an unlawful user of controlled substances with a warning that even state-legal medical marijuana is illegal under federal law and counts in this instance.
When this question is marked yes, the application is automatically denied. So you will be unable to purchase a gun from a dealer. The medical marijuana law itself does not mention guns at all. Guns you already own & medical cannabis in Florida are not addressed anywhere.
Getting a concealed weapons permit & medical marijuana is not addressed anywhere, however, Florida elected officials have stated on the record that you can have both and one does not affect the other. You can still purchase guns in a private sale as there is no Firearm Transaction Record form. As far as we can tell, to legally buy a new gun from a dealer a current medical marijuana patient would need to let their card expire, buy the gun, and then renew their card. Please note this is not proper legal advice and you should consult with a lawyer if you have further questions.