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Medical marijuana became legal in Connecticut in 2012. To obtain a medical marijuana card online, you must first be evaluated by a Connecticut-licensed physician, physician assistant, or advanced practice registered nurse who can determine whether you have an approved qualifying condition. If the provider certifies you, you must then register with the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection.
After the appointment, if your physician, physician assistant, or advanced practice registered nurse determines that you qualify, the provider will submit a certification electronically to the state. You can then complete the patient registration process online.
Our pricing for obtaining a medical marijuana card in Connecticut starts as low as $45. This cost includes the consultation with a certified doctor who will evaluate your eligibility for medical marijuana. There is no state registration fee for medical marijuana patients or caregivers. Please note that prices may vary based on specific medical evaluations and additional services required. For program-wide trends, you can view the state’s Medical Marijuana Statistics.
For patients under 18, there are additional requirements listed on the Patients Under 18 page.
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Get certified online for your medical marijuana card in most states. Our streamlined process connects you with licensed doctors, providing convenient and secure approval from the comfort of your home. Fast, easy, and reliable, our online solution ensures you get the care you need without the hassle.
Once your appointment is complete, you can obtain your medical marijuana card. Our straightforward process ensures that, after approval, you'll receive your card promptly. Simple and efficient, helping you access the care you need.
After your provider submits the certification and you complete the state application, DCP may take up to 30 business days to process a qualifying patient application. Ensure all documents are completed accurately to avoid any delays.
More details are available under the official Physician Requirements and Eligibility.
Must be a resident of Connecticut, 18 years old or older, have a qualifying medical condition, and obtain a certification from a certified doctor.
Qualifying conditions include cancer, PTSD, and chronic pain lasting at least six months that is associated with a specified underlying chronic condition and is refractory to other treatment interventions, along with other debilitating medical conditions approved by Connecticut.
No, Connecticut does not recognize out-of-state medical marijuana cards.
The average cost varies but generally ranges from $200 to $400 per ounce.
Yes, there are possession limits which are determined by the state regulations.
A medical marijuana card in Connecticut is typically valid for one year.