Get Your New Jersey (NJ) Medical Marijuana Card With My MMJ Doctor

New Jersey medical marijuana card allows you to cultivate and possess medical marijuana in New Jersey. Any person who is experiencing mental illness can take the help of a marijuana card to alleviate their symptoms. Valid medical marijuana card is approved by the state and recommended by a licensed healthcare professional.

New Jersey has the strictest medical marijuana programs throughout the country. Marijuana patients have also struggled a lot to find state-licensed medical doctors and dispensaries to sell cannabis products.

However, the situation improves, and New Jersey residents are increasingly becoming new marijuana patients and caregivers. New qualifying debilitating conditions are added to the list.

When Governor Chris Christie left office, a boosted effort to legalize cannabis use found more traction. While the initial attempts failed, the New Jersey authorities approved the proposals, which placed legalization on the 2020 ballot.

• Alzheimer’s Disease
• Anxiety
• Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
• Epilepsy and other seizure disorders
• Fibromyalgia
• Glaucoma
• Hepatitis C
• Huntington’s Disease
• Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
• Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
• Autism
• Cachexia and wasting syndrome
• Cancer
• Crohn’s Disease
• Chronic Pain
• Opioid use disorder
• Parkinson’s Disease
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
• Terminal illness
• Dysmenorrhea

• The cannabis must be sold in packages of 1/8 or ¼ ounce amounts.
• Cannabis patients are not permitted to acquire more than 3 ounces of cannabis in 30 days.
• However, terminally ill patients do not have a possession limit of any kind.

While allowing the patients to possess a limited amount of medical cannabis, New Jersey authorities don’t allow growing the cannabis at home.

New Jersey allows medical cannabis use for minors to treat their health conditions but with a designated caregiver only. However, a caregiver must be registered with the state and must apply with NJMCP.

If the caregiver is not an immediate family member of the patient, then they need to pass a criminal background check.

Registering as a caregiver for minor or disabled patients with My MMJ Doctor is convenient and straightforward. It is a procedure similar to registering as a patient. So, no more hassles for registrations and connect with MY MMJ Doctor to go with the simple process to register as a caregiver.

A patient with a qualifying condition for a NJ marijuana license mentioned in the state-approved list of marijuana treatment access can get a New Jersey medical marijuana card. Get evaluated by a state-licensed medical doctor and check whether you qualify for one!

Additionally, you must have a well-maintained relationship with an MMJ-approved medical doctor to qualify for a medical condition. This approved doctor is defined as the one who has:

• Been treating the patient for at least one year.
• Assessed the patient for their debilitating condition at least four times.
• Comfortable with assuming the responsibility for providing care and management of the patients debilitating condition after checking the comprehensive physical examination and medical history.

• A patient needs to be a New Jersey resident only.
• A patient under the age of 18 requires a designated caregiver to register as a patient with the state and access New Jersey medical marijuana treatment.
• The state residential proof.
• A medical recommendation is mandatorily obtained from state-licensed medical doctors.

Medical Cannabis patients are not legally permitted to smoke cannabis:

• Inside a school bus or any public vehicle.
• On the school campus
• In a motor vehicle except in those cases where the vehicle is not operational
• On any correctional institution’s property
• Any other area listed under NJSA 2C:33-13
• Within any public park, beaches, or any recreational grounds.

Medical Cannabis patients are also not allowed to operate or navigate any vehicle or any other machinery while being under the influence of medical marijuana.”