Acquire a Connecticut Medical Marijuana Recommendation For $179

Benefits of having a medical cannabis card in Connecticut include:

• Lower taxes on medical marijuana products.
• Lower legal consumption age (18 years old with a medical card, compared to 21 years old for recreational use).
• Potentially greater possession limits based on doctor’s recommendations.
• Priority access to a wider range of products for medical patients.
• Access to high-potency weed products.

To qualify for a medical marijuana registration certificate in Connecticut, patients must:

• Be diagnosed by a physician with a debilitating medical condition specified in the law.
• Be 18 years of age or older and a resident of Connecticut.
• Not be an inmate in a Department of Corrections institution or facility.

Upon approval by the Department, both the patient and caregiver (if needed) receive a card, and immunity becomes active. Cards are renewed annually with a new certification from the physician.

Easy Steps to Qualify for Medical Cannabis in Connecticut

Start a dialogue with your healthcare provider to ascertain if medical cannabis is suitable for your condition. After your healthcare provider endorses you, you can commence the process to obtain your medical cannabis certification.