How to get a Georgia Medical Marijuana Card
- Patients and caregivers of patients who believe they may be eligible should consult with their physician about the possibility of obtaining a card allowing them to possess 20 fluid ounces of low THC oil.
- If approved by the physician, the patient or patient’s caregivers’ information will be entered into DPH’s secure “Low THC Oil Registry” and a MMJ card will be issued.
- Patients and caregivers will be notified when the cards are ready for pickup within 15 business days from one of several public health offices geographically spread around the state.
Qualifying Conditions
Other than Low TCH Oil, which has not been readily available except for hemp based, cannabis is not currently legal in GA, however we are now pre-registering patients on Georgia Dispensaries as Georgia cannabis legalization comes closer. If you would like to be on the early list to receive notices as well as the forms as they become available, just fill out the pre-registration form below.
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