faq

Yes, marijuana is legal for recreational use in Michigan, but having a medical marijuana card gives you significant advantages that recreational buyers don’t get.

What are the benefits of having a medical marijuana card in Michigan?

• Lower Taxes – Medical marijuana patients don’t pay the 10% excise tax that recreational customers pay, saving you money every time you purchase.

• Higher Purchase Limits – Cardholders can buy more cannabis in a single transaction than recreational users, which is important if you rely on it for daily symptom relief.

• Lower Age Requirement – Recreational cannabis is only legal for adults 21+, but medical patients can be approved starting at age 18 (or younger with a caregiver).

• Access to Medical-Only Dispensaries and Products – Some dispensaries and products are reserved exclusively for medical patients.

• Stronger Potency Products – Medical patients can access products with higher THC limits than what’s allowed recreationally.

• Legal Protection – Being a registered medical marijuana patient provides added legal protections if you’re questioned about possession or use.

• Personal Cultivation – Michigan medical marijuana patients may be allowed to grow more plants at home compared to recreational limits.

The Michigan Medical Marijuana Program (MMMP) recognizes conditions such as chronic pain, PTSD, cancer, glaucoma, seizures, severe nausea, muscle spasms, cachexia, and more. If you are unsure, you can still fill out our secure intake form and our licensed Michigan physician will review your eligibility.

Yes. You must be a Michigan resident with a valid driver’s license or state ID to qualify for a Michigan medical marijuana card.Yes. You must be a Michigan resident with a valid driver’s license or state ID to qualify for a Michigan medical marijuana card.

Yes. Appointments are available in both English and Arabic. You can select your preferred language when completing the secure intake form.