Get Your Massachusetts Medical Marijuana Card With My MMJ Doctor

The list of Massachusetts medical marijuana qualifying conditions includes:

• ADHD
• Cancer
• Glaucoma
• Insomnia
• Severe Nausea
• Muscle Spasms
• Anxiety
• Chronic Pain
• Cachexia
• PTSD
• Persistent Seizures

• An applicant must be a Massachusetts resident.
• A medical recommendation is obtained from a state-licensed medical doctor.
• A qualifying debilitating condition.

Valid Identification Forms

• Massachusetts ID Card with a visible photo
• Massachusetts driving license
• US military ID, US passport, or any other document proving the Massachusetts residency.

Medical Marijuana Possession limits in Massachusetts*

Being a qualified marijuana patient in Massachusetts, one can possess up to 1 oz or up to 10 oz in your home.

Medical Marijuana Cultivation limits in Massachusetts

A qualified marijuana patient can cultivate up to 6 plants at home and up to 12 marijuana plants for two or more adults.

Limitations

• You cannot use cannabis in any form in federal or public places.
• If you have more than one oz of cannabis at your home, it needs to be locked up well.
• The medicine must be stored in a closed container.
• Do not drive under the influence of marijuana.

• A valid driver’s license
• A state ID card
• A US passport or a Military ID card with a clear photo

The Medical Marijuana Program became effective in 2013 when a mass voter referendum with approval of sixty-three percent.

With its approval in 2013, the authorized medical cannabis retail sales started in 2016.

Later the Common Wealth of Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission worked on making medical marijuana registration and access easy to make the entire process streamlined.

In August 2020, the Commission proposed increasing the number of qualified marijuana patients a caregiver can assist to 10 at a time. Still, this notion was opposed by the Patient Advocacy Alliance of Massachusetts, as per MassLive.

However, efforts to permit the recreational delivery of cannabis on the recreation front were also underway.

The state representatives and Commission collaboratively work out the third phase of rulemaking concerning the matter.

Later in August, MassLive News reported that the Commission approved the delivery cannabis license structure in the fall and made the applications available in the month of May.

Now that Massachusetts has legalized the medicinal use of cannabis, it is likely that the state will continue to establish the procedures and policies concerning the creation of another $122 million in marijuana tax revenue from its sales.

Since both medical and recreational cannabis is legal in Massachusetts, the cultivation and possession laws are the same.