Please refer to the ‘Eligibility’ tab or contact us for further questions or concerns.

Please refer to the ‘Eligibility’ tab or contact us for further questions or concerns.

‘Low-THC cannabis’ refers to the plant and its product(s) which contain a very small amount of THC (dried flowers contain 0.8% or less) and are high in CBD (more than 10%) weight for weight. Due to such low amounts of THC, patients should not get the psychoactive, euphoric “high” which is typically associated with marijuana. 

Conversely, ‘Medical marijuana’ can be described as High-THC cannabis. These products will contain a significant amount of THC and can result in the euphoric “high” sensation.

Yes. Governor DeSantis signed Senate Bill 182 into law on March 18, 2019, and the law was effective as of that date. The law allows a qualified physician to determine that smoking is an appropriate route of administration for medical marijuana.

• Smokable – this is the classic flower product of the cannabis plant
• Vaporization – includes other inhalable products such as Vape Pens
• Orals – includes capsules, oils, and tincture products you consume by mouth
• Topicals – includes products such as topical creams and transdermal patches

If you live in the Tampa Bay area and are seeking a medical marijuana doctor you should book an appointment and visits our office in Tarpon Springs, Fl.

Florida has licensed, specialized pharmacies called ‘Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers’ (MMTCs), also known as a ‘Dispensary’. Please refer to https://knowthefactsmmj.com/treatment-centers/ for a current list of dispensaries. 

Please note that each Dispensary is responsible for producing their own products. Therefore, products will vary from one Dispensary to another.

No. Obviously there are a number of reasons an application for a concealed weapons permit may be denied, but there are no laws preventing Floridians from having both a concealed weapons license and a medical marijuana card.