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Frequently Asked Questions about Medical Marijuana in Oklahoma

What is medical marijuana, and how does it work?

Medical marijuana is a therapeutic plant that alleviates symptoms of various medical conditions. It contains cannabinoids that interact with the body’s endocannabinoid system to produce therapeutic effects.

Yes, medical marijuana is legal in Oklahoma. The state legalized it for medical use in 2018.

To qualify for a medical marijuana card in Oklahoma, you must be an Oklahoma resident and have a medical condition approved by the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA). A licensed medical marijuana physician must recommend it.

Medical marijuana may offer relief from symptoms such as chronic pain, nausea, anxiety, and more. It can improve overall well-being and quality of life for many patients.

To apply for a medical marijuana card, visit the OMMA website, complete the application, provide the required documentation, and pay the fee.

You’ll need a valid Oklahoma ID, proof of residency, a photo, and a recommendation from a licensed medical marijuana physician for an adult license. 

It typically takes 14 days for the OMMA to process your application. It takes another 2-3 business days to print and mail the card if approved. If the application still needs to be completed, OMMA will contact you for more info.

The OMMA website provides a list of approved medical conditions.

Oklahoma allows registered patients to possess up to three ounces of marijuana on their person and up to eight ounces in their residence. You can also possess one ounce of concentrated marijuana and seventy-two ounces of edibles. You can also cultivate your own plants and grow up to six mature plants and six seedlings.

Registered patients can grow up to six mature plants and six seedlings.

Medical marijuana products in Oklahoma include flower, edibles, concentrates, tinctures, and more.

Consult with a medical marijuana physician or knowledgeable budtender for strain recommendations based on your medical needs.

Common side effects may include dry mouth, increased appetite, and drowsiness. Consult with your physician about any concerns.

Consult with a healthcare professional before combining medical marijuana with other medications to ensure no adverse interactions.

Oklahoma law prohibits consuming medical marijuana in public places, on school grounds, and in areas where smoking is banned.

Budz Dispensary offers a variety of resources and support, and you can also explore the OMMA website for additional information and guidance.

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