Get Your Alabama Medical Marijuana Card With My MMJ Doctor

A medical marijuana card (MMJ Card) is a legal way to purchase marijuana for medical purposes in many states. Even if the state has decriminalized recreational weed, the bulk dosage for a patient will not be available without a medical card. This procedure applies to all the states where medical marijuana is recognized practically. In Alabama, the state provides patients with a medical ID card that makes them qualified for medical marijuana purchases.

Alabama has recently joined the list of US states that have legalized medical marijuana. Despite that, the recreational use of weed is illegal.
In 2014, Governor Robert Bentley signed Carly’s Law, which permits the University of Alabama at Birmingham to provide non-psychoactive CBD oil of up to 3% THC to children with debilitating seizures as a clinical study.
Governor Bentley signed Leni’s Law in 2016. It expanded Carly’s Law to include any individual with a debilitating disease or conditional seizures.
In 2021, Governor Kay Ivey signed Senate Bill 46, the Darren Wesley ‘Ato Hall Compassion Act‘. The bill allows the use of marijuana with a recommendation for treating approximately 15 qualifying conditions.

• Adult patients – can possess no more than 70 daily dosages of medical marijuana for adult registered qualified patients.
• Minor patients – can possess medical marijuana with a potency lesser than 3% THC.
• Non-patients – possessing any amount is punishable with a fine of up to $6,000 or jail time of up to one year.
• Cultivation – patients, caregivers, or residents are not permitted to grow marijuana. If found guilty, one might face imprisonment of 2 to 10 years along with a fine of up to $30,000.

• Must be a resident of Alabama state
• 19 or older if registering for self
• Certified by a registered physician practicing in Alabama
• Has a qualifying condition according to AMCC