Get Your Indiana Medical Marijuana Card With My MMJ Doctor

Unfortunately, there are no legal programs or acts to enforce the use of medical marijuana in the state of Indiana. Thus, any registration or medical cannabis card cannot be claimed for the consumption of weed as of 2022. But we can hope for this to change soon as there are plenty of states in the country that have decriminalized marijuana for its medicinal value. Severe health conditions diagnosed by licensed physicians or doctors have been treated with recommended amounts of marijuana.
All the positive effects of the cannabis plant cannot be ignored for long after all. So, whenever the state passes the law, we are ready to help you get a medical card.

Marijuana is illegal for both medicinal and recreational purposes in Indiana currently. Yet, a bill signed by Governor Holcomb in 2017 allowed only a meager population of epileptics with severe seizures for consuming low-THC CBD oil derived from industrial hemp.
In 2018, the Governor signed Senate Enrolled Act 52, permitting any resident to purchase, possess, or sell CBD oil that does not exceed 0.3% THC and meets all approved labeling regulations.
Indiana has come a long way since the attempts to legalize weed in 2015. The current situation may change in the near future and qualifying patients can finally get the benefits of medical marijuana legally.

1. The 2018 Senate Enrolled Act 52, permits any citizens to purchase, possess, or sell CBD oil that does not exceed 0.3% THC and meets all approved labeling regulations.
2. With 30 grams of cannabis – charged with a Class A misdemeanor, which could include up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $5,000.
3. Any person, resident or not, possesses more than 30 grams, and a prior conviction, the charge is a class D felony – up to three years in prison, a fine of up to $10,000, or both.
4. Growing, manufacturing, and distributing cannabis in Indiana, charges are even more strict.