Get Your Maine Medical Cannabis Card for $80

As per the new laws of the Maine government, it is upon the discretion of the certified physician to decide whether or not a patient requires marijuana treatment in Maine or not.

For a basic idea, here’s a general list of qualifying conditions:

• Cachexia
• Chronic pain
• Hepatitis C
• HIV/AIDS
• Cancer
• ALS
• PTSD
• Alzheimer’s
• Glaucoma
• Epilepsy
• Crohn’s disease
• Multiple Sclerosis
• Parkinson’s
• Severe nausea
• Huntington’s disease

A marijuana card or recommendation from a certified doctor in Maine is valid for a period of 12 months from the date of its issuance. The expiry date is mentioned in the cannabis doctor’s letter to give you an idea of when to get a renewal.

Connect with us 30 days prior to the expiration date to get a renewal. Follow these simple steps to begin:

• Choose the renewal plan.
• Fill the necessary details.
• Complete your online consultation.
• Receive a PDF of your renewed recommendation.

Annual renewal is the best way to avoid any complications with the authorities. You can get a renewal from us even if you did not get your recommendation from us in the first place.

Yes, you can be arrested for using medical marijuana in Maine if you are not abiding by the rules and regulations laid by the state government. Here are a few of them.

• You can possess up to 2.5 ounces or 71 grams of prepared marijuana and 128 ounces of dried marijuana. Possession beyond the legal limit may attract a fine.
• Driving under the influence of weed is prohibited and considered a DUI.
• Cultivation of marijuana should be for the purpose of personal use only.
• Consuming weed in public places or anywhere beyond the private space is prohibited.

Yes, Maine is one of the many states that allow marijuana reciprocity. This means that you can use your weed card or the state-issued ID card of other states to legally buy and use the herb in Maine.

The state government does not require you to be a resident or get a marijuana card in the state to use marijuana within its boundaries.

When getting a marijuana recommendation online, it is very important to be aware of what a legit recommendation looks like. All the state counties and authorities only accept legit recommendations.

A legit weed recommendation has the following elements:

• Date of issuance.
• Date of expiry.
• State of issuance.
• Details of the doctor like license number, valid address, signature, state of practice etc.
• Recommendation should be addressed to the doctor’s or clinic’s letterhead.
• Details of the patient such as name, address, condition and how weed can help with the patient’s condition.

If your recommendation has the above mentioned elements, you can be sure that the letter is legit.

Online medical clinics are convenient and easy yet there are many services who only exist to scam people. To avoid any loss of time or money, you must make sure that your recommendation is legit and most importantly, ensure that the doctor is legit too. Even when applying for a state-issued ID card, the authorities will only accept a recommendation from a certified doctor.

So, when you are ready to apply for an online consultation, here’s how you’ll know if your doctor is legit:

• Ask for the license number of the doctor. A legit doctor will never turn down your request.
• Verify the license details on the government website. The license should be valid.
• The doctor must have a valid address proof and work from a physical clinic.
• The online clinic must have a real location and an established history in providing weed recommendations.
• Make sure you talk to a real doctor during consultation and not a chatbot.

Registering with the medical marijuana use registry is entirely voluntary in Maine. You can legally access and use weed in the state with a legit recommendation, however, if you wish for more legal security, you can get a state issued ID card without extra charges by filling the application form on the state government website.

The weed use registry is an online record of all the patients and caregivers. It makes it easier for the authorities to verify the legitimacy of the patient if needed.