How do I know if I qualify for a Texas medical marijuana card?

If you have a qualifying condition like PTSD, chronic pain, cancer, or epilepsy, you may be eligible. Take our free 60-second screening to find out instantly.

What is the minimum age to apply for a Texas MMJ card?

You must be 18 or older. Minors can apply with a parent or guardian’s consent and doctor approval.

What documents are needed for a Texas medical marijuana card?

A valid Texas ID, a doctor’s approval, a recent photo, and the last 5 digits of your SSN. Proof of eligibility may be required for discounts.

How long does it take to get approved for a Texas medical marijuana card?

Most patients get approved the same day after their telemedicine consultation. Your prescription is entered into CURT immediately after approval.

How often do I need to renew my Texas medical marijuana card?

Texas MMJ cards are valid for one year. Complete a renewal consultation annually to keep your CURT registration active.

Can I adjust my prescription dosage during renewal?

Yes, your doctor can update your dosage based on your response during the renewal process.

What can I buy with a Texas medical marijuana card?

Low-THC cannabis products like oils, tinctures, lozenges, sprays, and gummies – smoking is not allowed.

Can I use medical marijuana in public in Texas?

No, public consumption is illegal. Use cannabis only in private settings to avoid penalties.

Can I use my Texas MMJ card in other states?

No. Texas medical marijuana cards aren’t valid outside the state.

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Q: How much does a Texas MMJ card cost?

$149 for a new patient and $129 for renewals. No state fee or hidden charges. Pay with Sezzle or credit/debit card.

Q: Can I use an out-of-state MMJ card in Texas?

No. Texas only allows medical cannabis access to patients approved and registered in the state’s Compassionate Use Registry (CURT).

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Three Simple Steps to Get Your Medical Marijuana Card in Texas

Your Texas medical cannabis card evaluation is conducted by our licensed physicians registered with the Texas Compassionate Use Program (CUP), which is subject to Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) regulations. Here’s the process.

Step 1: Book Your Appointment

Fill out our HIPAA-compliant form with your basic data, Texas ID, residency proof, and medical history. Then, schedule your MMJ evaluation in Texas for just $149. No in-person visit required.

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Step 2: Attend Your Consultation

Consult privately with a licensed Texas doctor via a video or audio call. The doctor will review your medical condition and determine whether low-THC medical cannabis is an appropriate treatment.

Step 3: Get Your MMJ Certification

If you are clinically approved, the physician will enter your prescription into the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT), Texas’s official verification system. Texas does not issue physical medical marijuana cards. Once your prescription is active in CURT, you can legally obtain low-THC cannabis from a licensed Texas dispensary using your government-issued ID.

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Your evaluation is conducted by one of our highly skilled Texas-licensed medical marijuana doctors, mentioned below.

Dr. Cheryl Bugailiskis, MD

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Experience: 15 Years

A board-certified pediatrician with over a decade of clinical experience, conducting thorough and compliant medical cannabis evaluations that are patient-focused, accurate, and aligned with established medical standards to ensure safe and responsible care.

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Medical Cannabis Evaluating Physician (Texas)

National Provider Identifier (NPI): 1285662874

Experience: 20 Years

An experienced emergency medicine physician conducting comprehensive medical cannabis assessments, reviewing each patient’s clinical history and conditions in accordance with state law, ensuring evaluations are thorough, patient-focused, and aligned with established medical standards for safe and responsible care.

Dr. Joel Durinka, MD

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Experience: 16 Years

A family medicine physician who conducts detailed evaluations of each patient’s medical history and symptoms to determine eligibility, ensuring assessments are thorough, patient-centered, and fully aligned with legal and medical standards for safe and responsible care.

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Texas Medical Marijuana Qualifying Conditions (2026 Update)

Under the Texas Compassionate Use Program (CUP), medical cannabis is available only to eligible Texas patients with specific qualifying conditions. By law, CUP is limited to patients diagnosed with one or more of the following:

ALS

Autism

Chronic Pain

Crohn’s Disease

Epilepsy

Multiple Sclerosis

Neurodegenerative Disease

PTSD

Seizure Disorder

Spasticity

Terminal Cancer

Terminal Illness

Traumatic Brain Injury

Eligibility is determined by a licensed Texas physician registered with the Compassionate Use Program based on medical evaluation and clinical judgment.

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Benefits of the Texas Medical Cannabis Card

A Texas Medical Cannabis Card unlocks many patient benefits, including state-approved access, medical oversight, and legal protections. Here’s what you can expect:

Legal Safety

You can legally use prescribed low-THC cannabis in Texas, helping you stay compliant with state law and avoid unlawful possession penalties.

Minor Eligibility

Minors with qualifying conditions may legally obtain medical cannabis under CUP with caregiver or guardian supervision. A registered caregiver must manage dispensing and administration for minor patients under CUP.

Medical Guidance

Your medical cannabis card allows you to get professional physician guidance focused on your health and responsible treatment decisions.

Verified Products

All cannabis from licensed dispensaries is lab-tested and high-quality, giving patients confidence in the treatment they receive.

Caregiver Provision

Patients with qualifying conditions may receive support from CUP-registered caregivers to ensure safe and responsible medical cannabis use.

Expanded Options

You can access oils, capsules, edibles, patches, inhalers, and aerosols, allowing multiple treatment choices tailored to your health needs.

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Texas Medical Marijuana Card: Common Questions (2026)

Your guide to the most common questions about the Texas medical marijuana card.

How do I get a medical cannabis card in Texas?

With My MMJ Doctor, book an online evaluation with a licensed Texas physician. If approved, your prescription is entered into the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT), allowing you to purchase low‑THC cannabis products at any licensed dispensary. Texas does not issue a physical medical marijuana card. Certification is stored electronically in CURT.

Who is eligible to certify patients for medical marijuana in Texas?

In Texas, medical marijuana patients must be certified by a licensed Texas physician registered with the Compassionate Use Program.

How much does a Texas MMJ card cost?

With My MMJ Doctor, the evaluation fee is $149 for new patients and $129 for renewals. Certification is issued only if approved by a licensed Texas physician. There’s no state fee in Texas and no hidden charges. You can pay with Sezzle or a credit/debit card.

Can I grow cannabis at home with a Texas medical marijuana card?

No. Texas does not allow medical marijuana patients to grow cannabis at home. Under the Texas Compassionate Use Program, only state-licensed dispensaries are permitted to cultivate medical cannabis. Patients may access low-THC products exclusively through licensed dispensaries.

How long is a Texas medical card valid?

Texas medical cannabis certifications are typically issued for up to one year, depending on the physician’s clinical judgment. My MMJ Doctor will send you a notification when it’s time to renew your medical card.

Can I use an out-of-state MMJ card in Texas?

No. Texas does not offer reciprocity for out-of-state medical marijuana cards. Only patients certified by a licensed Texas physician can legally access low‑THC cannabis.

What is the THC limit for medical marijuana in Texas?

Texas allows medical cannabis that contains no more than 0.5% tetrahydrocannabinols (THC) by weight under the Compassionate Use Program.

How long does it take to get a medical marijuana card in Texas?

If approved by the physician, your prescription is typically entered into the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT) within 24 hours.

Can I legally own or purchase a gun with a Texas medical marijuana card?

Federal law currently restricts marijuana users from purchasing or possessing firearms. Texas medical marijuana patients should consult legal counsel or federal guidance before attempting to purchase or own firearms.

Will having a medical marijuana card affect my job in Texas?

Yes, it can. Texas does not require employers to accommodate medical cannabis users. Employers may enforce drug-free workplace policies, prohibit on-duty impairment, and comply with federal regulations, especially for safety-sensitive or federally regulated positions. Patients should review their employer’s policies and consult legal guidance if needed.

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