AR MMJ Cards

Getting Your Cannabis Card In Arkansas

In 2016, marijuana was finally legal for medical use in Arkansas. It had been since 1923 that cannabis was banned and labeled illegal, but now it is available to the residents of the state under medical supervision. While it took the ball a while to get rolling, dispensaries have been popping up, what seems like in every city. However, before getting to indulge in the medicinal benefits of legal, medical marijuana, you must first get certified from a physician.

AR MMJ Cards are doing things differently when it comes to helping their patients. While many doctors are on board with prescribing medical marijuana, AR MMJ Cards has taken it on the road. They are the first Arkansas medical group to offer mobile certification for patients to obtain their cannabis card. Having streamlined the process, there is no waiting in line, as one of their members will come to wherever works for you. As the lowest-priced medical marijuana certification program in Northwest Arkansas, their clinic offers a convenience you won’t find almost anywhere else.

To Qualify For Your Cannabis Card

While Arkansas has made it legal to use marijuana medically, it isn’t legal for recreational use just yet. This means that if you would like to try this alternative form of medical care, you will need to be certified with one of the 18 qualifying conditions. AR MMJ Cards has a full list of the qualifying condition on its website. But to name just a few, these include cancer, PTSD, Crohn's disease, Parkinson’s, and glaucoma.

Your medical marijuana doctors will need to certify that you have an existing condition that falls under the state’s approved uses. Once you are certified, you can then move on to applying for your card.