As those with a medical marijuana card know, purchasing cannabis while traveling can be tricky. Since every state’s medical marijuana laws differ, and only some states have medical programs, your ability to purchase and use cannabis with your card does not carry over to every state.
Fortunately, this guide can point you in the right direction. We’re here to help you understand medical marijuana reciprocity and whether or not you can use your medical card in another state.
When you obtain a medical marijuana card, it does not allow you to purchase or utilize marijuana anywhere in the country with a medical program. Generally speaking, that card applies only to the state in which you obtained it.
In certain areas, however, you can utilize that card to purchase cannabis in a different state. Some states allow out-of-state medical cards, and others do not. States that allow you to use out-of-state medical cards have what is known as “reciprocity.”
Are you wondering if you can use your medical marijuana card in another state? It may be tempting to drive across neighboring state lines with more cannabis-friendly laws. However, the number of states that will allow out-of-state medical marijuana cards is still relatively small.
That doesn’t mean you can’t access a state’s medical marijuana programs, though. Many places will either permit patients access to dispensaries and/or permit medical cannabis possession within a reasonable amount. Cannabis laws are constantly changing across the country, and it’s refreshing to see that the list of cannabis-friendly states is steadily growing! Let’s take a look at what states allow out-of-state medical cards for visitors who are cannabis patients.
As different levels of cannabis legalization grow across the country, it’s important to know what you’re looking for in terms of out-of-state cannabis consumption. There are two levels of legalized cannabis: medical and recreational (adult use). Some states with recreational use may be willing to sell recreational cannabis to out-of-state patients with medical marijuana cards, while others may allow you to visit medical dispensaries (not all states have differences between medical and recreational cannabis for sale, though most have different tax rates for medicinal users versus recreational users).
Of the 38 states that have legalized medical cannabis, these are the ones that currently accept out-of-state MMJ cards in some form or another:
Just because you have a medical marijuana card doesn’t mean you can automatically purchase cannabis at a dispensary in a state where it is legal. The following is a list of states that do have medical marijuana reciprocity laws in place, meaning they will sell you medical marijuana if you have an out-of-state card.
Arizona provides limited medical marijuana reciprocity for those who are considered “visiting qualifying patients.” To be a qualifying patient, you need to hold an out-of-state medical cannabis card and live outside of Arizona or have only lived in Arizona for fewer than 30 days. Qualifying patients must also be licensed in their home state with a condition that meets Arizona’s medical card criteria. These conditions are:
With an approved medical marijuana card in Arizona, you can purchase up to 2.5 ounces of cannabis from a dispensary in Arizona or a designated caregiver every two weeks.
Recreational cannabis is legal to purchase in Arizona as of 2021, with a possession limit of up to 2.5 ounces.
Those with a valid out-of-state medical recommendation and card can legally purchase medical marijuana in Arkansas, provided they fill out a visiting patient form and can provide proof of their out-of-state medical marijuana registration. Visiting patients also need to pay a $50 application fee. If approved, a visiting patient may purchase medical marijuana in Arkansas for 30 days per application.
Qualified registered patients are allowed to purchase up to 2.5 ounces from a dispensary every 14 days.
In 2024, Delaware voted to expand their medical cannabis program and make it easier for residents to access plant medicine. Some of the new stipulations include eliminating the need for a debilitating medical condition, allowing for longer expiration dates, and permitting patients over 65 to self-certify for medical cards. The state also voted to allow medical marijuana reciprocity, so out-of-state cardholders can now utilize their benefits in Delaware just as they would at home.
In May 2021, Governor Kemp signed legislation into law, Senate Bill 195, which permits 30 state-licensed dispensaries to sell high-CBD/low-THC oil products to eligible patients. Out-of-state patients with medical cannabis cards in their home states are allowed to purchase low-THC oil from dispensaries in Georgia.
Hawaii now lets visitors from other U.S. states and territories use their home-state medical cannabis cards to get a 60-day Out-of-State (OSP) card. This OSP card allows access to Hawaii dispensaries for medical cannabis purchases. Patients under 18 need a registered caregiver to accompany them when visiting.
Louisiana passed a law in August of 2022 that allows out-of-state medical marijuana patients to purchase their products in Louisiana while they are visiting. If you are a current patient with an out-of-state medical marijuana card visiting the state, you can search for a Louisiana dispensary close to you and call them for specific details about how to use your current state’s medical marijuana card to purchase medical cannabis in Louisiana.
In Maine, adults who are at least 21 years old can possess and use marijuana. While retail sites were thought to be open to the public by 2018, the deadline seems to have been set back. Nonetheless, adults can still possess up to 2.5 ounces of cannabis flower and 5 grams of hashish or concentrates. Medical marijuana patients from certain states can use their patient status to purchase at any of Maine’s medical dispensaries with proper identification. Maine will currently honor qualified patients from the following states:
More information about Maine’s marijuana program can be found here.
Michigan’s dispensaries can choose whether or not they will recognize an out-of-state medical marijuana card. However, Michigan legalized recreational cannabis in 2018. Adults who are at least 21 years old are legally permitted to possess up to 2.5 ounces of cannabis flower or 15 grams of concentrates. Dispensaries for medical marijuana are accessible throughout the state.
Montana is considered to have medical marijuana reciprocity with other states, allowing medical cardholders from out-of-state to possess and consume marijuana while visiting. However, until 2021, no states bordering Montana had legalized medical marijuana, making it illegal to bring your own cannabis into the state. South Dakota recently legalized cannabis, so this may change in the future.
As of Jan. 1, 2021, recreational marijuana is legal in Montana. Those aged 21 and older are allowed to possess, use, and grow up to 1 ounce of marijuana. Retail sales should begin in 2022.
Recreational marijuana became legal in Nevada in 2017, allowing adults 21 and older to purchase and consume cannabis for personal use. Previously, Nevada had legalized medical marijuana in 2000, and Nevada had medical marijuana reciprocity with all states.
For recreational use, adults 21 years and older can legally possess up to 1 ounce (28 grams) of cannabis edibles, flower, or topicals and 3.5 grams of marijuana concentrates. Medical cannabis patients and caregivers can possess up to 2.5 ounces of edibles, flower, concentrates, or topicals per two-week period.
In New Hampshire, medical marijuana patients from out of state are allowed to possess up to 2 ounces of usable cannabis but are not permitted to purchase from local dispensaries. The patient must also have the same qualifying medical conditions that are listed in New Hampshire’s medical marijuana program.
New Mexico’s Medical Cannabis Program currently allows medical cannabis patients from out of state to possess and purchase medical cannabis while in New Mexico. A patient with proof of authorization from a medical cannabis program outside of New Mexico (including any state, the District of Columbia, a territory or commonwealth of the U.S., or a New Mexico Indian nation, tribe, or pueblo) qualifies as a reciprocal patient.
Medicinal cannabis patients from other states may register for a nonrenewable, six-month MCP card for use during their stay in New Jersey. Out-of-state patients will need to consult with a registered New Jersey healthcare practitioner who will enroll them in the state’s registry. They will need to use the reference number and registry ID number they receive from the provider and a current copy of their registration in their home state’s program to set up an account in the patient portal.
Oklahoma recognizes out-of-state cannabis cards. In the Sooner State, out-of-state medical marijuana patients are able to purchase from dispensaries after applying for a temporary license. The temporary license costs $100, takes about 2 weeks to process, and is valid for 30 days with the ability to be renewed. If approved, patients can possess:
As long as patients bring their physical medical marijuana card with a government-issued ID card from the same state, visiting patients can have access to dispensaries in Rhode Island. Out-of-state patients are also permitted to possess the same amount of medical marijuana as in-state patients. The possession limits are 2.5 ounces of usable cannabis.
Like other states on this list, Utah requires patients to meet one of its own qualifying conditions in order to extend medical marijuana reciprocity. Those qualifying conditions include:
Washington, D.C. only allows medical marijuana reciprocity from certain states that have an equally functioning medical marijuana program. These MMJ states include:
While cannabis is decriminalized and is legal for recreational use, only authorized MMJ patients are able to purchase it from dispensaries. Current marijuana laws prohibit the retail sale of cannabis in D.C.
If your state is not on the aforementioned list, you can still bring your medicine as long as you keep a minimum on your person. You can legally possess up to 2 ounces of cannabis flower for personal use, while concentrates and hashish remain illegal. If you visit D.C., be absolutely sure you avoid consuming cannabis on federal land and stick to using it only on private property.
More information about D.C.’s marijuana program can be found here.
Per the state regulations, only terminally ill cancer patients in MMJ states that have comparable medical cannabis programs may use and make lawful purchases in West Virginia. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with the state authorities to confirm which states have a reciprocating agreement with West Virginia.
The following states do not allow medical marijuana reciprocity for medical cannabis patients in other states.
While medical marijuana and/or low THC and high CBD products may be legal in these states, they do not serve out-of-state patients.
However, many of these states have legalized adult-use cannabis. Adults over the age of 21 can purchase cannabis in these states but do not have access to the same high-potency strains or cheaper price points that medical card users have.
Iowa’s program allows out-of-state visitors to possess cannabis. However, only residents registered with the state’s medical program can purchase at dispensaries.
As the Kentucky medical cannabis program – which began in 2023 – continues to develop, it will likely allow reciprocity for patients registered in bordering states.
Ohio recently voted to legalize the consumption, purchase, and growth of recreational cannabis, and recreational dispensaries opened in summer 2024. However, out-of-state patients cannot purchase medical products.
South Carolina is not an MMJ state, and it only allows for low THC or high CBD products for eligible patients who suffer from various forms of epilepsy. At this time, medical marijuana is still illegal.
Tennessee laws only allow low THC and high CBD oil for patients who suffer from one or more qualifying conditions. This really only provides for protection from the law and doesn’t offer avenues for patients to purchase these products.
You cannot use your medical marijuana card anywhere in the U.S. Your ability to use your medical marijuana card depends on where you have obtained your card, where you are attempting to use it (and whether it is an MMJ state), and other factors.
You can use your Florida medical marijuana card in some select states. These include:
Pennsylvania dispensaries accept out-of-state medical cards from only the states that have a reciprocity agreement with them.
You cannot use an out-of-state medical card in Illinois.
This article was originally published in November 2023 and updated in October 2024.
What about Florida?
Can I use my medical card in florida. I’m from Maine it was issued in maine….
I am a FL mmj patient and we do not have reciprocity with any other states. We still are limited to 2.5 oz in a 35 day period and have vertical grow regulations…if it wasn’t grown here, can’t be sold here!
Wait, Pennsylvania is mentioned in your first list (that accepts out of state mmj cards) but then no description like the other 17 states you have listed?
Help.. cousin a resident of idaho has many conditions to meet the requirements of the medical card../she live near Montana, Wyoming and Utah, she could travel… Idaho isn’t open to any thing remotely associated with Marijuana… how can a resident of Idaho possibly get a card for another near by state..
What about Maryland?
I live in Wv. I can go to Michigan to buy recreational! Are the any other states near me I can do the same?
Go to DC! Takoma Wellness is amazing.
Michigan does , I’ve traveled there myself a few times till I got my wvmc , u r alound to buy 2½ ounces at a time .hope this helps 🙂
Living in South Carolina is like living in the DARK ages!!!
GA legalized medical use in 2013 but have made getting licensed to sell in state impossible. I have a card that is useless. Welcome to the bible belt South.
Oklahoma 😃🇺🇸👌
Need to update this with Virginia’s changes
Hello!
My name is Pam, I am 71yo & live in chronic pain!
I also live in the state of Alabama! As of May 2021 Al has legalized purchase of MMj!
This site isn’t helping me because when I put my Al zipcode in it ends there. Nor can I find a Mmj Dr because the same issue has occurred! How often is this site updated?
I just wanted to inform someone to report that Al is now legal for Mmj!
Thx once again for your time!
Hi Pam! This site is indeed updated. However, we do not service Alabama quite yet. If you sign up for our newsletter (at the bottom of our site), we will notify you once we have doctors operating in Alabama. I hope that helps! 🙂
Kentucky has legalized mmj for certain health issues, but as of yet, we have no dispensaries at all.
Pam ran across this article a bit ago. Seems like state dragging feet as much as possible with expected dated of 2022.
https://tinyurl.com/yk4z7fg2 g.l.
Google is how I got my mm doctor.
Everything is done online and than a phone call. Cost me $125., yearly.
I am a medical patient in Illinois. Can I purchase medical Marijuana in Mississippi?
Yes 👍🏻
Where do you live?
May I plz ask what site on Google? I’ve read everything I’ve come across… Plz help 😔 I’m a chronic pain patient (Muscular spazmatic torticollis) very painful… Thanks in advance
Now @ Utah, has Medical Marijuana. Can I purchase Marijuana, threw You?
Good on you for sharing.
If I have my Medical Marijuana card in New Jersey would I be able to use it in North Carolina? I just recently moved to North Carolina and am trying to find a job but I’ve had my medical marijuana card for a while now in Jersey but I’m stuck because am I not gonna be able to use my medical marijuana card? Also when I get drug tested and I fail, would my card cover that? I need help!
Nice content! This can be a good reference.
I am moving to Ohio and what do I need to do cause I applied for West Virginia medical marijuana card how do I get it transferred or something
I have a pa medical marijuana card . Can I use it at a Florida dispensary?
So in California I can mail order with a Texas DL and a Texas medical card for marijuana use?
No. Across the board, it is 100% illegal to ship cannabis through the mail or even move it across state lines. However, if you were to go to California, you would be able to purchase from dispensaries with your DL and card.
Iowa has legalized medical marijuana but only offer pills, creams and vape systems
How can get a medical card but I stay in South Carolina but I travel to places where it’s legal
Since SC doesn’t have a standing medical cannabis program, unfortunately, you won’t be able to use reciprocity anywhere. So, your only choice is to visit states where recreational use is legal. Do note that while it’d be legal for you to partake in a recreational state (assuming you are 21 or older), traveling across state lines with cannabis products is federally illegal.
Update your article. NY State allows recreational use now so do many other states
This article pertains to reciprocating medical programs only. These are completely separate from recreational ones.
My NJ card works in puerto rico 🔥
Yes, the dispensaries have a form you need to fill out and pay a fee. It wasn’t much, maybe $40??
Do you just go into the dispensary with your Jersey card? Or does the form need to be filled out prior to us visiting PR?
North Carolina needs to get with the program. I currentl live in PA and am moving to NC. I suffer horribly with so many auto immune illnesses and am allergic to every pain medication and every other med out there to help totalling over 50 differences ones. The meds the doctors prescribe me have destroyed certain organs of mine. I need marijuana. I can’t smoke it cuz of my asthma but the tincture and topical creams have been a life saver. Now I have to go without and go back to being in extreme pain and bed bound at age 48. This is not fair no way, no how. Try living my life, I’ll give u my health records and u tell me what I should do?????
Been using opioids for pain since 2003. My organs have been ruined as well so I get it. I live in GA where medical Low-THC is legal with a card but the licensing is so difficult we have ZERO dispensaries. On my last trip to NJ, where recreational use is allowed I discovered gummies and lozenges and they work so well. I guess I’ll have to take a trip to another state that has recreational use. The South needs to move into the 21st century for sure.
This makes sad. I’m moving to NC soon, I guess I’ll ho back to suffering. I currently live in PA and I’m gonna miss it and being without pain.
Marijuana should be legalized for a variety of reasons. However, I am going to restrict my comments to the legalization of medical maijuana (and/or caniboid oil, etc.)
I was a nurse. I am, now, on Hospice due to liver failure and diverticulitis. Because of my impaired liver, I am not a candidate for surgical intervention for my diverticulitis. Marijuana did not kill my liver. Alcohol (which is legal) did.
Diverticitis is a very debilitating and painful disease. Our (current) Pope just underwent surgery for his diverticitis.
I choose the minimal amount of medication available to me. I do not want to become addicted to opioids. Marijuana is a natural plant coming from the ground. It’s like people who only want to consume hydroponic food.
Marijuana would work for me in a variety of ways. It would help with my appetite. Decrease my nausea while increasing my appetite. Help with the constant, debilitating pain.
Wouldn’t you want this option for yourself, son, daughter, loved ones? We would not be infringing on others. Trust me. If medical maijuana was legalized 99% of us would use it as directed. Not giving it away or selling it.
These days, we have to be compassionate and empathetic to others Those of us pushing for the legalization of this product just want to live out the rest of our lives pain free. Please, consider the option. Respectfully submitted.
I’m on MMJ by my dr and have a card from CT and are going to the OBX I cannot have that to use as my daily medication as my stomach prescribed!
Dr* not stomach sorry
What happens if they don’t have an ID of California can you still get your medical card
If they don’t need an ID to vote, why would they need one to get weed. After all they can’t collect taxes from the local drug dealers.
I have an Ohio MEDICAL MARIJUANA Card and recently visited Las Vegas, NV. They recognized my Ohio MM card and charged me the medical rate instead of the recreational rate. No delivery to hotels/casinos 24/7 curbside service. Was straightforward and reasonably priced.
I am fortunate enough to have been born and raised and spent my entire adult life here in Green Washington State . I have severe generalized anxiety disorder along with a list of Physical pain issues. I chose to get rid of my opioids several years ago by using cannabis ( legally now: wow, us old stoners are still thrilled every time we go into a dispensary! Now at 58 years old I’m finally going to meet my biological Mother and tons of accompanying family in Watertown South Dakota. I am terrified of leaving my island. I’m terrified to fly ( luckily we have a long layover in GREEN Denver ) and I’m a basket case at the idea of it all! But super excited too!
Anyways, I need help figuring out how to have my cannabis needs covered while I’m there. I keep reading stuff on line and get more and more confused. If I bring a Wa State Medical Card ( my doc will give me if they even do them anymore lol) will that help? It says they legalized for recreational use so they must have dispensaries? Plz advise.
The royal river casino ( a bldg next to casino) honors sales of med marijuana-up to an ounce.flandreau sd-not too far from watertown. Google them and call them, they will tell u what u need
Why isn’t West Virginia on this list?
I received a MM card and wondering why my state is not on the list to purchase at out of state MM dispensaries.
West Virginia is a bit tricky. I’ve updated for clarification. Per the state website, reciprocity only covers terminally ill cancer patients from states that WVA has entered into an agreement with.
I have a medical marijuana card an am a Colorado resident. I will be traveling and staying in Florida for a week. Will I be able to purchase in Florida?
I have a mmj card from Ohio. I’m currently in Florida for work until February. I cannot use my mmj card from Ohio here!! They do allow for temporary medical marijuana cards for people who spends several months a year, here. You have to jump through so many hoops to obtain the temp card in Florida.
Ky is so behind and could make so much income from taxing marijuana. Some counties still do not sale alcohol here. They are finally becoming fewer as years pass.
Thanks for this information.
As usual, we’ve moved to a state that doesn’t have legal marijuana. We lived in Florida, California, new Jersey and spent time in Hawaii, Arizona and Oregon. We live now in NC. Now that we’re older and have cancer we live here. We can’t make the right move!
I’m wondering I moved back to SD but I have a current MMJ card from Az. Am I considered legal with that card in SD?
Try veriheal.com
I have a current colorado medical marijuana card for anxiety and. PTSD. Can i get marijuana in Florida?
Husband has grade 4 Glioblastoma (most aggressive brain cancer). We live in KY. Is there a way to get him a medical card for edibles? I guess Ohio is the closest state to us…
Inaccurate information. Contacted multiple dispensaries in OK and they do not accept out of state MMJ cards
Hi Kim, according to Oklahoma state law, you must first apply for a temporary mmj license if you are a patient from another state.
Can someone live in one state and possess a medical marijuana card from another state?
It largely depends on what state and what the laws allow. In certain states, there are avenues to own temporary cards if you are a visitor from out of state, and some states allow it if you are a temporary resident. But most states do not allow this. Be sure to check out state laws.
Unfortunately no you cant. You have to be a resident. Sorry
What if you live in Florida for 6 months or longer each year, But have Drivers license from another state.
Florida has means for temporary residents. Please check our Florida state page or Florida’s own resource for more info.
Thank you for this informative article. Right now I’m visiting Puerto Rico. PR was not listed on this list. Even though it is not a state, I think an edit should include PR on the list. PR has a medical marijuana program and as an out of state patient I thought this article would help me understand. Tomorrow I’ll be going into a dispensary and finding out first hand if they accept out of state patients. Again thank you for this article as my traveling season has just started and this article is definitely going to be a reference point.
Very informative since I’m new to the MMJ Community.
Maryland
I live in North Dakota and have a medical marijuana card.
I’m seriously considering moving.
How difficult, if possible at all, to either use my North Dakota card, have my card transferred, or obtain a new card in West Virginia?
Appreciate any advice oh, and thank you.
Everybody is what about their state. What about, what about, and so on. Did you happen to scroll up and READ?
States Without MMJ Reciprocity
While medical marijuana may be legal in these states, they do not serve out-of-state patients.
Texas has expanded it’s use of medical marijuana. There are several qualifying illnesses including PTSD and anxiety. However the problem is finding a state licensed Doctor who can legally prescribe it. Then there are only two dispensaries that I am aware of
One in Houston and one in Dallas
I live in Oklahoma. I am travelling to Florida. Can I take my own eatable to Florida when I go there on Vacation?
I live in Kentucky and was approved for my MMC what states can I get it at with a Ky card?
I’ll have me card in Ky but where can I buy it I’m so confused?
We are in the same boat here
Yes I lived in Fl for 12 yrs had Colon Cancer for and stomach Cancer at that I was at 47 Surgeries had 10 Turmore 2500 Polyps in my Stmoach had to drive every year to Cleveland Clinic of Ohio for for my deasie it’s Rare so when Fl got Medical Marijuana I was Aproved for my Card it took gave me life before hand was Termnail been on Hospice 3 times I had my Illeostomey Bag since I turned 24 years old 31 years now my pain pills I can’t Digest with only 10 Inches of small biles had so much Darrihra the Doctor at Pensacola Fl knew it would help me it help me take my Codeine pills for Short Biles it’s not for Pain my Codeine took it with my Codeine I was able to eat absorbed my meds have a life was able get off the Hospice it was for dieing I took myself off of Hospice lived in the Hospital every mth why I was put in Hospital that’s no life when started my Medical Marijuana it changed my life for the better it didn’t cloud my mind or Judgements it helped gain my Independence back able drive my car again it Have me MY LIFE back after having move to NC had give it up so that was in Aug 5 th 2019 left Medical Marijuana behind then April 2020 they found a new Tumor it cause my Transplant Kidbey Obstruct both are on the right void normally Tumor turned last Oct to Cancer had my 48 th Surgery this was called a Whippled Surgery now have over half of my Panceries remove Half my Stomach removed all my Galdbladder removed my Cancer was in my Duodinum lost that and more took out 4 inches of small biles have only 6 inches left I am Termnial againnow can not digest anything please the Medical Marijuana works need it back helped my pain my appetite my entire over all of living thank you hope you whom reads this can contact me. Brenda my Email is brendadill933@gmail.com
I SUFFER FROM PTSD FROM A VIOLENT CRIME I WAS APPROVED TO USE CANABIS IN PRNNSYLVANIA
BUT I HAVE TO GO TO A FUNERAL FOR A FRIEND IN TEXAS BUT I CAN NOT TAKE MY THC AND CBD WITH ME
WHAT CAN I DO ?
What about traveling by plane/car with MMJ wether to a reciprocating state or overseas?where or how is the best place to get this info?
I live in tennessee, am 58 and PTSD, I do not have a medical card, where can I travel to to get medicine? No problem
I just relocated from Alabama to Virginia and I meet all the requirements to be prescribed the use of marijuana and I’m in the process of getting my Virginia driver’s license But is there not any other state like West Virginia that will take an out of state driver’s license until I can get mine switched It’s like the act of Congress just to get a new driver license The DMV told me that I needed 6 different types of paperwork just to get a Virginia driver’s license I mean they want a copy of all my divorce paperwork and I believe that is a little bit extreme As long as I have my Alabama driver’s license and Social security card and marriage license and birth certificate I really don’t understand what business it is When I was married and when I got a divorce Because it wasn’t done in there state I have never saw a state that was so honestly nosey about someone’s life that lives in another state And all they want to do is just get a new driver license in the new state that I have relocated to I checked the requirements for getting an ID and all u have to have is ur previous state id a bill in ur name and ur social security card But heck it’s going to take me 3 months just to get a new driver license in Virginia Cause they can’t have any type of photo copy Everything has to be original So does West Virginia at least take in consideration that it’s so hard to get ID and would they consider letting me get my medical card
\(๑╹◡╹๑)ﾉ💕 Thank you so much for all the time and dedication you’ve invested into this subject.🌿 It’s too bad it couldn’t all just get standardized federally across the country. It would certainly make things a lot easier to deal with.🪻୧(＾ 〰 ＾)୨
Something like that happening these days is likely impossible,乁( •_• )ㄏ it seems like we are moving backwards instead of forward as a country but we have to keep trying.ヾ(˙❥˙)ﾉ
(っ.❛ ᴗ ❛.)っ━☆*Alternative care has made a big difference for me. Aromatherapy, acupuncture a daily probiotic and cannabis has worked better than any Rx I’ve been prescribed over the past 20 years & I wish it could get legalized once and for all for everyone.
ƪ(˘⌣˘)ʃ Thank you once again 💞🫶💟
Best of luck to y🥴u and y🌞urs ƪ(‾.‾“)┐
Well written and informative. I have a card in NJ, yet I’ve found only Nevada offers any sort of reciprocity. The staff in any given state is usually completely overwhelmed and the view of an ‘out of state’ med card is usually too much for them to process.
Nice to know what the real story is with your article.
Cheers! WB
I’m an Alabama resident and will apply for an Alabama card when they become available. I use flower and am interested in any medical card that I may be able to obtain now. Can u advise me if I can obtain a card from Hawaii without being there to live or to apply?
Also, it seems that I read where I could get an Alabama card when they become available, due to my age, 72? Is this correct?
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