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Get Certified for Medical Cannabis In Alabama:

An Alabama marijuana card, or MMJ card is a state issued ID card. Legal residents can be seen online by a Medical Marijuana Doctor and get certified for medical cannabis. As a resident of the state, this will guide you through the process on how to get a medical marijuana card in Alabama. See If You Qualify Today!

For potential Alabama medical marijuana patients we makes it easy to connect with a recommending MedCard doctor. You will also receive updates & news relative to marijuana in Alabama. If you are interested simply fill out the patient registration form and a clinic representative will contact you as available. Legal Residents Only Please.

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Qualifying Conditions for Legal Medical Marijuana in Alabama

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Alabama Medical Marijuana, The History

The measure would create a medical cannabis commission to regulate, license and oversee distribution of medical marijuana. Doctors could prescribe medical marijuana for several conditions including cancer, a terminal illness, epilepsy and chronic pain. Patients would receive medical cannabis cards, and vaping or smoking of medical marijuana would be prohibited while products including gummies, oils or creams are allowed.

The House version of SB 46 passed 68-34 in the chamber with bipartisan support Thursday after a vote on the measure had been blocked by Republicans during a nearly nine-hour debate in the chamber Tuesday night. The Senate, which initially passed the measure in February, approved of amendments to the legislation made by the House on Thursday night by a 20-9 vote, with one abstention. The legislation now heads to Gov. Kay Ivey’s desk for her signature.

Efforts to legalize the use of medicinal marijuana and overhaul marijuana laws in the state, where recreational use is illegal, have long been debated, including since 2005, when Democratic state Rep. Laura Hall introduced medical marijuana legislation. The latest bill is named the “Darren Wesley ‘Ato’ Hall Compassion Act” after her son who died of AIDS.

In 2019, Ivey signed legislation sponsored by Republican state Sen. Tim Melson into law that created a commission to study medical marijuana and extended “Carly’s Law,” allowing the use of CBD oil in Alabama to treat children with seizures. In April, Birmingham Mayor Randall L. Woodfin issued a blanket pardon for more than 15,000 closed marijuana convictions from 1990 to 2020.

On February 24, 2021, the Senate passed the bill in a 20-10 vote. The House followed suit on May 6 in a 68-34 vote, and the Senate swiftly concurred with the House’s changes to the details. On May 17, 2021, Gov. Ivey signed the bill into law.

We’ve provided a summary of the bill, Sen. Tim Melson’s Compassion Act — SB 46, here. While it is far better than the status quo, there are a number of provisions that are unnecessarily burdensome on patients. It steers pain patients to try opioids first, and it requires doctors to jump through hoops — including a four-hour course and a fee of up to $300 — that will depress participation. It also prohibits smoking, vaporization, and whole-plant cannabis, which drives up prices and denies some patients the treatment option that works best for them.

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Other Important Information about Alabama Marijuana Cards

What are the Alabama Medical Cannabis Card Costs?

Not Yet Established

How Long Is an Alabama Marijuana Card Good?

One year 

Where can I buy medical marijuana once the program is active.

Dispensaries in Alabama

My Alabama Medical Marijuana Card has Expired. How to Renew My Card?

Alabama medical marijuana cards will need to be renewed annually.

What happens if I lose my card?

Contact the state’s MMJ website.

How do I find a medical marijuana in person or online.

Alabama medical marijuana doctors

AL Medical Marijuana FAQ's

Frequently asked questions we receive regarding AL medical marijuana.

What is the difference between CBD & THC?

  • Psychoactive Vs. Non-Psychoactive. THC creates a euphoric effect due to the way it connects to the bodies endocannabinoid system. The endocannabinoid system has been recently recognized as an important modulatory system in the function of brain, endocrine, and immune tissues. Cannabidiol, or CBD reacts differently and is used with patients that require or prefer non euphoric care.

Will CBD or Hemp oil get me high?

  • No

I see CBD Oils, Edibles, Creams, & Gummies for sale online, in commercials and signs at shops around town, is CBD Oil legal in Alabama?

  • Hemp CBD oil which is derived from the hemp plant is legal throughout the United States. The cannabis derived low-THC high-CBD Medicines are only legal in states with an approved medical marijuana program.

Where can I get Hemp Based CBD products online?

Is CBD for Pets really a thing?

  • Yes, CBD for Dogs, CBD for Cats, and CBD for pets in general is becoming a popular treatment for caring for pets that have arthritis, chronic pain and other ailments. The efficacy and safety of CBD for dogs, cats, and other pets have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The FDA only evaluates foods and drugs, not supplements like these products.

Where can I get CBD for pets?

  • You can find CBD for pets some pet stores, retail and at holistic shops.
  • Buy CBD for pets online.

I Recently Read An Article That Recreational Weed Was Legal In Alabama, Is This True?

  • No. Recreational Marijuana and Recreational Dispensaries Are NOT LEGAL in Alabama – The Article was Fake News.

Are THC Infused edibles allowed in AL?

  • Marijuana edibles, or cannabis in any form is not legal in the state.

How Much Should I consume?

  • We do not give medical advice. You should always consult with a licensed physician before using medical marijuana in any forms.
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